Substance in fish oil restricts cancer tumors
A type of omega-3 fat in fish oil can help reduce the growth of cancer tumors in laboratory mice.
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A type of omega-3 fat in fish oil can help reduce the growth of cancer tumors in laboratory mice.
On July 7, German researchers published a new reproductive technique to help women newly diagnosed with cancer preserve eggs and fertility before the start of chemothera…
Scientists from Indiana University School of Medicine and Purdue School of Science, affiliated with Indiana University and Purdue University, created three-dimensional i…
For the first time, Australian scientists introduced drugs directly into cancer cells using nanotechnology. The therapeutic effect has been demonstrated in primates. As…
American doctors have discovered a gene that causes kidney cancer in children. This opens up the prospect of effective treatment of kidney cancer right from the beginnin…
According to a recent test by researchers in Australia, fish oil may be good for patients with metastatic bowel cancer. Patients with bowel cancer who take fish oil with…
Scientists are testing a new blood test that helps surgical patients know whether cancer cells remain in their bodies after surgery.
You can change your diet to limit side effects when at home chemotherapy and work normally during treatment.
According to Newsweek, scientists have created a new drug that can attack ovarian cancer and lung cancer cells in patients whose other treatments have failed.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are the two basic cancer therapies currently available, which have healing effects and also leave side effects.
Many breast cancer patients are advised chemotherapy after surgery, but not necessarily needed, TIME reported.
Laboratory studies have shown that chemotherapy can stimulate the body's immune system to fight cancer cells.
Chemotherapy drugs often cause many side effects and can affect every organ in the body such as digestion, bone marrow, kidney, bladder, and reproduction, most commonly…
A new study has shown that limonoids - a natural compound in lemon helps slow cancer growth and even kill these harmful cells.