Determination of prostate cancer by urine test
Determining the risk of prostate cancer in men will become faster and more convenient thanks to the urine test method ...
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Determining the risk of prostate cancer in men will become faster and more convenient thanks to the urine test method ...
The National Cancer Institute has just published a study showing that men's height is positively correlated with the risk of testicular cancer.
Australian scientists have discovered the mechanism of action of a protein called perforin that can destroy bad cells that cause cancer.
The romance of the flickering candlelight plus the faint aroma ... is the fad of many young families.
Researchers at the University of Twente (Netherlands) are developing a method for detecting and treating tumors with nanometer-sized gold particles.
Is mobile phone dangerous to users' health? Of course, using mobile phones for years can be a potential risk, threatening users' health
More than 20% of the cases indicated for shooting are unnecessary, while this poses a serious danger to human health, ...
For the first time, a study confirmed that Bisphenol A (BPA) - the familiar chemical in food and feeding plastic containers - is related to male infertility.
According to a study, British scientists have discovered that genetic testing can help predict early menopause.
Curcumin - the main active ingredient extracted from yellow turmeric can prolong human life because it contains all substances ...
Scientists have found that the amino acid L-citrulline, there are many in watermelons, ...
Australian scientists say recent vitamin E therapy may help to survive prostate cancer.
Based on the use of GWAS analysis, an international team of scientists has discovered six new genes that cause psoriasis.
Japanese scientists have recently discovered a gene that can accelerate the process of cancer metastasis on bone, from which scientists can find ways to prevent metastas…
The Asia-Pacific Conference on Tobacco Control (APACT 2010) took place in Sydney (Australia) from October 6-9, 2010.