Aspirin helps reduce the risk of ovarian cancer
New Danish research shows that women who used aspirin regularly (twice a week, for at least a month) reduced their risk of ovarian cancer by 40% compared with women who…
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New Danish research shows that women who used aspirin regularly (twice a week, for at least a month) reduced their risk of ovarian cancer by 40% compared with women who…
International scientists led by Australia's Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR) have discovered two new gene variants that increase the risk of melanoma skin…
For the first time, an infectious disease has been removed, moreover, this vaccine can also help patients defeat liver cancer.
Japanese researchers have reported that they have identified several types of genes that cause a lung cancer, according to NHK.
A team of scientists has succeeded in finding the complex mechanism of liver regeneration through studying a protein responsible for gene decoding.
Only 3 patients have been cured in this way so far, but the results are extremely impressive: The two patients have cleared the cancer after one year of treatment, the t…
On August 17, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officially approved the drug Zelboraf (vemurafenib) in the treatment of terminal cancer patients (unable to remov…
The September 5 AAP news agency said that people at risk for blood cancer could soon be found and effectively treated thanks to the scientists' findings of recent genoty…
Researchers at the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Oklahoma Cancer Center in the US have discovered a way to prevent pancreatic cancer in the early stages - a finding that…
Researchers have found three genes associated with the most common form of breast cancer. In particular, one gene plays a role in controlling the growth of malignant tum…
A group of scientists has discovered new gene variants related to ovarian cancer, Nature Genetics, 19/09, said.
The research of Mayo Medical University scientists, USA, explains why people who never smoke still get lung cancer.
Three separate studies demonstrate that smoking habits actually cause human genes to change.
The announcement of the German Cancer Relief Association on April 19 said German scientists have discovered a gene that causes breast and ovarian cancer.
Scientists in the UK have completed the complete genetic map of the two most common lung and skin cancers.