Prebiotics: Ignored player in the fight against cancer.

Background: Prebiotics is a relatively neglected area in cancer research, despite evidence suggesting that it plays a key role in suppressing tumour growth and improving immune function.

Recent Findings: Including prebiotics in the diet has been shown to strengthen the immune system and can better slow down or prevent the growth of tumours. It has also been strongly indicated in various scientific studies that prebiotics can contribute to the sustenance of a healthy microbiome, which in turn plays an important role in increasing the effectiveness and reducing the side effects of cancer treatments.

Assessing Motivational Differences Between Young and Older Adults When Playing an Exergame.

Currently, exergames are used by different age groups for both recreational and training/rehabilitation purposes. However, little is known about how to design exergames so that they are motivating for specific age groups and health outcomes. In this article, we compare motivational factors between healthy young and older adults by analyzing their assessments of the same balance training exergame.