The demand for anticancer drugs is rising in Asia
In the face of the risk of cancer explosion in the future, the demand for analgesics and anti-cancer drugs is also increasing in Asia.
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In the face of the risk of cancer explosion in the future, the demand for analgesics and anti-cancer drugs is also increasing in Asia.
Eating lots of green vegetables, even if a person needs only a little extra vegetables, it is possible to reduce the risk of cancer in the head or neck organs. The Natio…
According to a new study, combining acupuncture and massage can help relieve pain and depression symptoms after cancer surgery.
According to the director of the International Agency for Cancer Research under the World Health Organization (WHO), in 2030, the number of cancer cases in the world wil…
Pepper is so ubiquitous in our daily lives that people forget that this is the most popular spice in the world. The latest research has shown that this spice plays a maj…
Mr. David Durrant, 48 years old, a resident of Kent (England), was lucky in the painting. Sitting fixing cars in the yard outside the house, he was shot by a poisonous s…
As recommended by the US Preventive Health Working Group, people with moderate risk of bowel cancer should not use aspirin or pain relievers such as ibuprofen to prevent…
An international team of researchers said they have identified approximately 120 new genes related to changes that promote cancer development.
Quantum dots and luminescent quantum rods are becoming important tools in identifying molecules and cells in living matter systems. In two recent scientific reports, can…
The latest announcement (December 2006) of HCMC Cancer Society shows that the incidence of colorectal cancer is increasing markedly, among the 5 most common types of can…
British scientists are expected to begin using this virus and smallpox virus this year to conduct clinical trials on people who treat cancer. Earlier, the preliminary st…
British scientists have successfully researched a new synthetic vitamin D called Asentar (DN-101) that effectively treats prostate cancer. This drug is about 100 times h…
A database of information on cancer-causing mutations has been established in Taiwan. That contributes effectively to cancer research.
What is NANO medicine? How is this new treatment principle and treatment? What are the effects and prospects of NANO medicine in treating cancer? These are issues that h…
DCA is an odorless, colorless, inexpensive and non-toxic molecule. University of Alberta researchers, in Edmonton, Canada believe that this molecule will quickly become…