Drinking lots of multivitamins easily causes breast cancer?
Older women who use multiple multivitamins are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not.
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Older women who use multiple multivitamins are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not.
According to research results, women diagnosed with breast cancer during pregnancy will have many opportunities
If women are frequently exposed to synthetic fibers and some petroleum products, the probability of getting breast cancer is at least two times higher than that of norma…
Recently, the French Minister of Health launched a campaign entitled:
US scientists have discovered a way to inform high smokers about lung cancer risk by measuring changes in the windpipe.
Thin-bodied girls at 5 - 7 years old will be more likely to develop breast cancer when they grow up, according to a new study in Sweden.
The drug metformin, still commonly used to treat patients with type 2 diabetes, may also work in preventing lung cancer.
Three separate studies demonstrate that smoking habits actually cause human genes to change.
The announcement of the German Cancer Relief Association on April 19 said German scientists have discovered a gene that causes breast and ovarian cancer.
According to Luong Ngoc Khue, Director of the Medical Examination Department (Ministry of Health), about 50% of adult men in our country smoke cigarettes (equivalent to…
A new study by Australian scientists has revealed that essential oils extracted from tea plants can treat benign skin cancer.
Women who are more exposed to cleansers have a higher risk of breast cancer than those who use less.
Scientists have warned the risk of increasing the number of breast cancers due to the Western lifestyle - overeating, excessive alcohol consumption, too little exercise…
Over the years of research, scientists believe that fruits such as plum, peach or nectarine have the ability to fight breast cancer.
Researchers at the Mayo Hospital (USA) reported on the clinical trial of the active ingredient of epigallocatechin galat green tea (EGCG) to treat leukemia (leukemia) in…