The more moles, the older
According to a study by British scientists, the number of moles of a person can be a sign that aging will be fast or slow for that person.
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According to a study by British scientists, the number of moles of a person can be a sign that aging will be fast or slow for that person.
Sweating, a rare disease that according to the world literature, as of 1976, only 48 people in the world have this disease now, have appeared in Vietnam. Particularly in…
Genetically modified skin can be used to treat a type of cancer in children, according to a British study. Scientists at the University of London say they were able to s…
According to research by US scientists, just exposure to cigarette smoke for 1 hour working in restaurants, restaurants ... is enough to cause carcinogens to increase 6%…
According to British and American scientists, an enzyme in frog egg cells has great potential for treating cancer, especially brain cancer. This new therapy is undergoin…
Medical researchers in the US are optimistic about the new generation of cancer-based drugs that are primarily composed of heat shock protein inhibitors HSP-90 capable o…
Canadian scientists have successfully built a new chip that can determine the location of abnormal chromosomes in cancer patients. This is considered a breakthrough that…
The consequences of exposure to arsenic can occur after many years. Chilean researchers claim that the risk of lung and bladder cancer can occur 10 to 20 years after dri…
That is the statement of researchers at the University of California Irvine (USA) in the newspaper Neuroscience last 6/6. This result opened up new opportunities for the…
Taiwanese scientists have successfully tested 10 new compounds that can prevent cancer from developing, help prolong patients' lives and have few side effects.
According to a recent study in the United States, when taking milk fortified with calcium and vitamin D will reduce at least 60% of cancer risk in women.
According to a new study presented in Chicago (USA), arsenic, a well-known toxin, has the potential to prolong the lives of patients with chronic leukemia, a rare form o…
According to Cornell University scientists (US), laboratory studies show that apple shells can block and destroy cancer cells. This finding may open a new way of treatin…
Scientists have discovered four new genes that have a significant effect on the development of breast cancer in women. This finding allows doctors to predict the risk of…
The fetus and newborn are very sensitive to chemicals present in the environment. Even exposure from the womb to substances present in plastic materials or pesticides in…