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Eating sharks does not only cure cancer, but the organisms themselves cannot protect themselves from the attack of malignant tumors.
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Eating sharks does not only cure cancer, but the organisms themselves cannot protect themselves from the attack of malignant tumors.
According to a reporter in Australia, several species of crabs, oysters, corals containing substances that can be used as cancer drugs have been discovered in the Kimber…
Modern tomography technology allows doctors to detect malignant tumors in the 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummy.
Protein samples taken from ancient Egyptian mummies show that they can get infections and cancer.
Finding cancer that has existed for millions of years has marked an important milestone in ancient history, and changes in preconceptions, concepts that suggest cancer i…
Scientists unearthed a 4,500-year-old skeleton in Siberia, Russia, and determined that this could be the oldest evidence of metastatic cancer in humans.
British archaeologists have found what they call the world's oldest example of human cancer cases, in hopes of providing new clues to the fight against cancer.
UK experts have found the cancer germ still spreading today
A tumor lying on the rib of a 120,000-year-old skeleton shows that at least one Neanderthal who had been cancerous seemed to only haunt modern humans.
12 zodiacal constellations and legends about them. Have you ever wondered where the beautiful symbols representing your zodiac origin? Knowing the constellations secretl…
Scientists expect to soon find astronauts with genomes that withstand extreme conditions in the universe.
Astronomers believe that ISON, comet will appear on November 28, 2013, the brightest ever.
Light from a planet twice the size of the Earth has reached Spitzer's lens in an event known as astronomical achievement by astronomers. NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope c…
On September 23, the skies of Moscow, Kiev and Ekaterinburg, where the fragments of UARS satellites flew, radioactive elements that could cause cancer, Dr. Igor Ostresov…
An asteroid falling into the Pacific Ocean stimulates a large amount of evaporated seawater, thereby creating an ozone gap.