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American scientists discovered how to turn stem cells into cancer cells.
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American scientists discovered how to turn stem cells into cancer cells.
For the first time the method of using Listeria bacteria, the type of bacteria that causes food poisoning, to kill pancreatic cancer cells has been successfully tested o…
Researchers have found a new method that can be used to treat or even prevent liver cancer, the third leading cause of death in the world.
Scientists working at the University of the United Arab Emirates, in Al-Ain, discovered that the saffron pistil head has been shown to inhibit the development of liver c…
The high concentration of fat and cholesterol in a typical American-style diet plays an important role in the development and spread of breast cancer.
Scientists at the National Cancer Institute have identified a mechanism to help skin cancer cells destroy the immune system in mice.
Brain cells may be victims of Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that has been identified as the culprit in ulcers and stomach cancer in humans.
According to the latest research by Norwegian and Brazilian scientists, low-intensity laser therapy is harmful to skin cancer patients.
Eating an apple every day will help the sisters stay away from the dreaded breast cancer, a study on mice has demonstrated.
When studying animals, researchers at Rutgers University discovered that a synthetic form of activated Vitamin D has a great preventative effect on the development of es…
In a study of malaria mice, researchers combined traditional treatment with a nutrient that malaria parasites need to survive.
Antibiotics can affect bacteria, communities of bacteria that live in the gut and other parts of the body that pass from the mother to the next generations and cause ill…
A group of international scientists, including researchers from the Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) of the National Institutes of Health, said: They…
Experts at the University of Pittsburgh claim to have created a vaccine that protects 100% of mice and chickens from H5N1 - the virus that killed more than 80 people.
Japanese scientists have said that a type of bacteria in salt beet can prevent H7N9 flu.