Cancer
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Destroy cancer cells with 'nano' bombs
The group of scientists at the University of Delaware (USA) has achieved positive initial results, opening up a good prospect for the fight against cancer, which is the…
Cancer does not need radiotherapy thanks to blood tests after surgery
Scientists are testing a new blood test that helps surgical patients know whether cancer cells remain in their bodies after surgery.
Eating mangoes can fight cancer
According to Alkalinevalley, researchers in the US have discovered that in mango contains some substances that can prevent colon cancer and breast cancer cells.
10 things to know about cancer chemotherapy
You can change your diet to limit side effects when at home chemotherapy and work normally during treatment.
4 daily actions below help reduce the risk of breast cancer
There are many healing walks held during this time and participants are women who have been or are fighting the disease.
The facts about cancer may not be known to you
Cancer is currently the top health concern of humanity in general and Vietnam in particular.
How to prevent cervical cancer every woman needs to know
HPV vaccination, routine screening helps prevent and detect cervical cancer early.
Misconceptions about cancer: From 'chemicals' in food to wifi
There are things just an exaggeration about the risk of cancer in life - but it is becoming more and more popular. What is the truth and the fiction?
The most dangerous time of smoking
People who smoke cigarettes after waking up in the morning may face an increased risk of lung cancer, head and neck cancer compared to those who smoke at a later date.
People with these habits often have a high risk of developing lung cancer
Early prevention of lung cancer is always essential that anyone should not take lightly.
Active substance destroys cancer cells within an hour
Oleocanthal A in olive oil is believed to reduce growth, kill cancer cells, prevent 60% of tumor formation.
Former 28-year-old athlete has lung cancer despite not smoking
Since childhood, Stephen Huff, a Tennessee, USA, has been involved in baseball. He won the Austin Peay University scholarship and played for the school team, then got in…
Exposure to air pollution is susceptible to breast cancer
Women working near crowded roads have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, due to traffic-related air pollution, the researchers warn.