Canada tested non-surgical tumor treatment
Doctors at several hospitals in Canada are testing radiation robots, allowing them to use larger doses of radiation than usual to treat tumors that cannot be operated.
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Doctors at several hospitals in Canada are testing radiation robots, allowing them to use larger doses of radiation than usual to treat tumors that cannot be operated.
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Russian doctors perform complicated heart surgeries, which bring almost no risk. Heart navigational equipment opens the opportunity for early recovery for patients.
The annual flu shot will help patients with a history of cardiovascular disease more than halve their risk of cardiovascular events such as stroke or heart attack.
Long-awaited tablet insulin may become a reality later this decade.
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A cup of coffee a day may be helpful for men with prostate cancer, US researchers said.
Injecting salt water directly into the spine may be more effective in treating lower back pain than steroid injections.
New genetic testing can help doctors more accurately diagnose the progress of prostate cancer.
Coronary artery bypass surgery is a better option for clogged coronary arteries compared to stent placement if the patient has diabetes.
The rare intestinal infection caused a 61-year-old man in Texas to suddenly get drunk on his own, though not taking any sips of alcohol.
Scientists are extremely surprised to see the human brain completely