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Fukushima children are tested for cancer periodically
Children living in a contaminated area from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) will receive periodic cancer screening throughout their lives.
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People who are allergic may not have cancer
Skin allergies are uncomfortable, but it is good news, scientists claim. This itch can help prevent cancer.
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The method of seeing through organs
Albert Einstein Medical School researchers, Yeshiva University have successfully developed the first fluorescent protein to penetrate the internal organs of living anima…
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Transform human skin cells into brain cells
Cancer-causing genes can also transform normal healthy cells into identical cells of human embryonic stem cells, according to a new study.
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The compound promotes cell death and prevents cancer cells
In a recent study, scientists discovered a class of compounds that interfere with the cell signaling pathway that could lead to new cancer treatments.
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Why not count all ... moles?
While some people don't have moles, some people have 1.2, others don't count moles. Where does the mole come from?
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The device increases the productivity of recovery of stem cells from umbilical cord blood
Graduate students at John Hopkins Medical School have invented a system to increase the amount of stem cells from the placenta and umbilical cord in newborns, which can…
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New discovery of metastatic mechanism of cancer cells
According to research published in the Journal of Molecular Cancer Research, scientists from the Duke Cancer Institute (USA) have found that cancer cells circulating in…
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8 new compounds are at risk of causing cancer
This is the 12th DHS report called Report on Carcinogens and is currently being updated on the Government website to warn the danger of human cancer exposure.
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Strangely the old man grew horns in his hand
The strange horn about 10 cm long appeared on the hand of the old man for nearly ten years, but once again cut it grew back.
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Genetically modified order helps detect cancer early
Scientists say the order of genetic modification in cancer cells is the key to early diagnosis and identification of drugs that specifically treat this disease.
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Discovery in mitochondria opens new research on cancer
Researchers at the Massey Cancer Center at Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered an important mechanism in mitochondria that is involved in causing cancer and…
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Eat to prevent cancer
Studies have shown that some foods are resistant to angiogenesis, so they help to inhibit the growth of cancer cells that are still silently developing in our bodies.
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Black tea can shrink cancer
Everyday a cup of green tea may help reduce the risk of developing cancer because it is rich in antioxidants that can fight harmful molecules that accumulate in the body…
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Scientists have created a kind of
Scientists have created the first type of live laser in the world that has the ability to create laser beams for future use to activate curative drugs in the human body.