Important discovery opens up hope for curing pancreatic cancer
Scientists have made a major discovery about DNA that could provide more information about one of the most deadly cancers.
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Scientists have made a major discovery about DNA that could provide more information about one of the most deadly cancers.
Jack Andraka, 17 years old in Maryland (USA), invented a tool to detect pancreatic cancer. This invention was awarded the $75,000 Intel ISEF Gordon E Moore Prize.
Jaundice, abdominal or back pain, dark urine, and frequent feeling of nausea can all be warning signs of pancreatic cancer but are often ignored.
A new treatment developed by Tel Aviv University can destroy pancreatic cancer cells, destroying 90% of cancer cells after 2 weeks of injecting a small amount of molecul…
Garlic, mushrooms, raubina, broccoli, sweet potatoes, yogurt and cherries are all foods that can help prevent pancreatic cancer.
Most people with pancreatic cancer are often diagnosed when it is too late and it is difficult to prolong life beyond 5 years. Therefore, you need to pay special attenti…
A new treatment regimen for locally advanced pancreatic cancer may allow surgery to remove the tumor and improve the survival rate.
Without the research of Nguyen Xuan Hai (29 years old), who is a lecturer in pharmaceutical chemistry, University of Natural Sciences, National University of Ho Chi Minh…
A study in the United States found that bitter melon juice (bitter melon) could prevent the development of pancreatic cancer cells, according to Medical Daily.
According to the October 25 report of the Garvan Medical Research Institute in Sydney, Australian scientists have decoded the gene of pancreatic cancer, potentially open…
A group of international scientists have discovered a gene that can slow the spread of pancreatic cancer, paving the way for the treatment of one of the most dangerous c…
The departure of Steve Jobs is related to a condition known as pancreatic cancer that is very rare. So who is at high risk of getting this disease?
People who drank two or more glasses of soft drinks per week were at higher risk of pancreatic cancer, a cancer that is uncommon but lethal.
The Mayo Clinic researchers have come up with a new method to increase the ability to detect pancreatic and bile cancer.
A study has just shown that a high-flavonoid diet reduces the risk of pancreatic cancer. Flavonoids are antioxidants that are abundant in onions, cabbage, apples and som…