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Scientists say more than 1 million women in the United States have undergone unnecessary cancer treatment over the past 30 years because X-ray films detect benign tumors.
Australian scientists said that mistletoe extract may support chemotherapy or a chemotherapy alternative to treating colon cancer, according to UPI.
According to researchers at the University of the West of England, walking and cycling will increase physical fitness in patients on cancer treatment, helping them to re…
Research conducted on 900 patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that aspirin may prolong the life of certain cancer patients. For cancer patients with mutat…
According to a British study, acupuncture may help ease fatigue in women with breast cancer as well as reduce anxiety, depression and improve the quality of life of pati…
Doctors at University of O 'Brien (Melbourne - Australia) used fat cells to successfully implant breast tissue for 5 women with breast cancer.
A recent study shows that Vitamin D is able to reduce the risk of bladder cancer.
According to the October 25 report of the Garvan Medical Research Institute in Sydney, Australian scientists have decoded the gene of pancreatic cancer, potentially open…
Extremely powerful magnets, which can make the tumor self-destruct will be a revolutionary new weapon in the fight against cancer.
Daily multivitamins, the most popular supplement for dieters in the United States, have just been shown to be limited, though modest, cancer in some elderly people is ma…
The habit of wearing a woman's bra and a non-knee habit (low head pillow) are habits that are affecting your health every day.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are common methods used to treat cancer. However, a new study at Harvard Medical School (USA) shows that these methods may lead to unexpect…
Do you believe people can beat incurable cancer just by changing their diet for 4 months? It is absolutely a true story of the extraordinary miracle of a 78-year-old Bri…
Cuban scientists said on September 24 that they had finished a second clinical trial of a vaccine that was able to fight prostate cancer.
Bristol-Myers Squibb is rushing to recall more than 31,000 units of cancer chemotherapy drugs after detecting the amount in an overdose.