Cancer
Little-noticed signs on your nails can warn you about cancer
Cancer is a dangerous disease that occurs when abnormal cells grow, divide uncontrollably and spread to surrounding tissues and organs.
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Health
A tuber that many people say is 'bland' and won't be eaten turns out to be a cheap 'medicine' to increase immunity and prevent cancer
This root is not only a 'medicine' to increase immunity during the changing seasons but also helps regulate blood sugar and prevent colon cancer.
Cancer
America invented a test that can detect 50 forms of cancer
A groundbreaking new blood test that can detect more than 50 forms of cancer will be tested in 2021.
Health
A vitamin that can enhance cancer immunity
A team of authors from leading research facilities in the US and Denmark has achieved unexpected results in a trial related to gastrointestinal cancer.
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI detects 3 dangerous cancers with just one drop of dry blood
A new tool, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), can detect the three most dangerous types of cancer within minutes, using just a drop of dried blood.
Health
Chinese cabbage can inhibit cancer cells
This vegetable is both delicious and nutritious. Eating a lot in winter helps the body benefit from enough sugar.
Biology
Identifying the deadly link between oral bacteria and cancer
A study recently published in the scientific journal Nature points to a factor that promotes the progression of the world's second most deadly cancer.
Cancer
Find out the reason why more and more young people get cancer
Research shows that premature biological aging is directly proportional to cancer patients' rejuvenation.
Cancer
Abnormal signs warning of breast cancer
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Hong Quang said that tumors often grow silently, gradually increasing over time, until a certain size the patient becomes worried and goes to…
Cancer
The patch kills cancer cells and reduces recurrence
The medicine soaked in the patch will penetrate directly into the surgical wound, killing remaining cancer cells and minimizing toxic side effects of chemotherapy.
Health
Unexpected relationship between gray hair and cancer: Harvard research clarifies the truth
In many cases, gray hair is not only a sign of age but it also reflects a person's health status.
Food safety
Does braised pork and fish meat and fish cause cancer?
There is a lot of information that the act of using sugar to create colored water to braise meat and fish has the potential to cause cancer. Is this true or false?
Cancer
India launches first indigenous CAR-T cell therapy to treat cancer
According to a reporter in New Delhi, India on April 4 launched the first indigenous CAR-T cell therapy to treat cancer.
Cancer
Successfully experimented with a method to kill 99% of cancer cells
American scientists destroyed cancer cells in the laboratory with a special vibrating molecule, stimulated with near-infrared light.
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Why do cancer cells kill their hosts while when the host dies, they also die?
Creating cancer cells is a very complex process, requiring the coordination of many factors and the accumulation of many mutations to eventually form cancer.