Singapore circulates a cervical cancer vaccine
Singapore has just officially approved the circulation of Gardasil, the world's first vaccine that can prevent cervical cancer. This vaccine is for women aged 9-26 years…
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Singapore has just officially approved the circulation of Gardasil, the world's first vaccine that can prevent cervical cancer. This vaccine is for women aged 9-26 years…
Australian scientists are recruiting 2,000 women to participate in testing new breast cancer techniques that promise a lot more comfort, effectiveness and simplicity tha…
UK Ministry of Health has just decided to vaccinate millions of girls aged 12 and over in the country to prevent HPV (human papilloma virus) that causes cervical cancer.
Women who do housework can significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer, a study conducted on more than 200,000 women from 9 European countries funded by the UK Cancer…
At the North American Radiology Association conference, Dr. Richard Garr, an imaging diagnostic specialist in Ohio, reported the survey results using a new ultrasound te…
The Center for Cancer Research, UK, has tested more than 1,300 worldwide lung cancer patients with a vaccine called Stimuvax produced by Biomira Biotechnology Company, C…
Many people think that cancer has nothing to do with infectious disease; That's not true for cervical cancer. Genital warts - HPV - can lead to this disease. Therefore,…
According to epidemiologist Leslie Stayner and colleagues at the University of Illinois (USA), passive cigarette poisoning, which does not smoke but inhales the smoke of…
There is a method to detect signs of lung cancer, which is simple but effective, which is a breath test. After a trial process, US researchers on 25.2 announced the same…
According to Swedish researchers, taking a lot of vitamin A may help reduce the risk of developing stomach cancer. Dr. Susanna C. Larsson of Karolinska Institute and col…
A study published in the Journal of Medicine Archives of Internal Medicine published February 26 in the United States, researchers at the University of Southern Californ…
Unable to bear the pain caused by breast cancer over the past 10 years, Lyudmyla K. (76 years old, living in Ukraine) used her own scissors to remove one of her diseased…
Cancer researchers have identified a set of genes that they believe could promote the spread of breast cancer to the lungs. This finding helps explain the steps of breas…
Compared to humans, artificial intelligence evaluates faster and more accurate tomography, helping to diagnose and prevent tumor growth.
If you have cervical cancer, you may have unusual signs such as pelvic pain, abnormal vaginal bleeding ...