Detection of cancer by worms and urine
Japanese scientists introduced a method to detect cancer by using round worms to sense the patient's urine smell.
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Japanese scientists introduced a method to detect cancer by using round worms to sense the patient's urine smell.
British experts warn people to get used to the darkness instead of using night lights. Staying away from light sources during sleep helps the body prevent the risk of bi…
The French National Cancer Institute (INCa) on March 17 said scientists at the agency found a clear link between a rare form of breast cancer in women with breast augmen…
Scientists have succeeded in creating nanoparticles that provide one or two drugs for chemotherapy when treating cancer.
The harshest sunshine is from 10am to 4pm. Therefore, you need to minimize direct sun exposure during this time.
French scientists on May 13 warn people who regularly use mobile phones are at risk of developing some types of brain cancer, according to AFP.
Glioblastoma is a form of malignant brain cancer and has the potential to lead to high mortality.
Fatty liver is the first stage of alcoholic cirrhosis. 10% of them develop liver cancer after cirrhosis. There is no specific treatment for fatty liver.
Men who use small blue-green Viagra pills may be twice as likely to get cancer as those who don't.
Australian researchers announced on May 31 that a new approach could help breast cancer patients avoid the risk of early menopause.
Researchers at Fraunhofer Institute (Germany) have created a miniature artificial lung with the potential to significantly improve the development of lung cancer treatme…
The latest study clearly demonstrates that the incidence of melanin tumors (a form of skin cancer) in adults can be reduced by using the right sunscreen at a young age.
Cauliflower as well as other vegetables, contains good vitamins and antioxidants. But not many people know that it can prevent cancer.
The Singapore Cancer Institute (CSI) of the National University of Singapore (NUS) has just established its first breast cancer bank.
Shakki said anticancer nano drugs are currently being used in Iran to treat breast and prostate cancers.