The imaging system sheds light on the origin of cancer
MIT biologists have developed a descriptive system that allows cells to undergo a certain mutation.
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MIT biologists have developed a descriptive system that allows cells to undergo a certain mutation.
From mushrooms and using nanotechnology, American scientists have successfully developed a drug that can treat many types of cancer.
The type of laser knife invented by engineers at the University of Texas (USA) allows doctors to target individual cells, precisely removing the tumor without damaging t…
Italian scientists have discovered a promising new weapon in the fight against cancer: cedar, a species that grows in Southeast Asia.
Scientists have found a set of genes thought to play a major role in causing prostate cancer. This finding has been warmly welcomed by the medical community because it h…
The rare crimson bird capturing in Jurong bird garden, Singapore was fortunate to escape the cancer after the veterinarians surgically removed the mine.
Scientists have explained how the body's large hamsters reduce the risk of cancer.
Zoo staff found the 4-meter-long tiger with lymphoma (lymphosarcoma) since February last year.
Elephant is a rather strange animal. They are considered the largest terrestrial animals. And importantly, elephants rarely get cancer.
On August 30, scientists announced that the Tasmanian demon had genetically evolved at a surprisingly fast rate and this could help this predator avoid it. Endangered.
Some animals have sharp senses that help them know in advance of a catastrophe or detect cancer that astoundes scientists.
These are the special animals: the body knows how to regenerate the body, the bug is 1.140 times heavier than the body weight, the spider silk is ten times more powerful…
Water spraying insects, mimicking the shape of other species are two of the strange abilities of animals on the planet.
Scientists hope to develop a special electronic nose like the dog's nose to detect cancer in the future.