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Beware of mole cancer
Moles can grow anywhere on anyone's body. Most moles are harmless, but sometimes there are dangerous moles that turn into cancer.
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8 million Vietnamese people will get hepatitis B by 2020
According to the Ministry of Health, patients with hepatitis B account for 8-25% of the population, and it is estimated that by 2020 there will be 8 million Vietnamese p…
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This color granule can prevent skin cancer
This is a good news for 132,000 malignant skin cancer patients and more than 2 million benign skin cancer patients worldwide.
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Successfully modulate drugs that can cure blood cancer
However, Dr. Andrew Roberts also acknowledged that Venetoclax is only the last resort in case there is no other way when the drug also leaves many unpleasant side effect…
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Why can cancer get caught?
The risk of curing cancer patients is always haunting that the disease can recur and destroy their bodies again. In a recent study, scientists have explained this phenom…
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Compound from magnolia can treat head and neck cancer
New research in the United States shows that a compound made from Oriental medicinal herbs used to treat anxiety can be effective in dealing with head and neck cancers,…
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New hope for lung cancer patients
The results of a clinical trial by doctors at the National Cancer Center in Singapore (NCCS) have revealed that a new drug called Ceritinib has brought promise to patien…
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Kisses can spread HPV viruses
Kiss has surpassed smoking and drinking alcohol to become the leading risk factor for head and neck cancer in the world.
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Find the drug that is capable of 'eradicating'
This drug can pull HIV viruses hidden deep in the body and destroy them in blood vessels.
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Smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke
A new study shows that incense smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke because it contains ingredients that can mutate genes, leading to cancer.
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When does cancer have genetic factors?
Only a few cancers related to genes inherited from parents to children, but unlike other genetic characteristics such as height, hair color, skin.
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Signs of cancer are often ignored by you
There are very small symptoms that we often don't pay attention to but can be a sign of cancer.
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How to eat to prevent cancer
Eat less beans, less salt and vinegar, seasoning with spices like garlic, ginger, lemon ... help prevent cancer.
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Scientists accidentally found a cure for cancer
In the lab, researchers have created a parasite protein combined with toxins to find cancer cells before they divide and develop disease.