Nanoparticles help kill cancer cells
Researchers in Pennsylvania for the first time reported that nanoparticles could kill malignant tumors in humans and laboratory breast cancer cells.
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Researchers in Pennsylvania for the first time reported that nanoparticles could kill malignant tumors in humans and laboratory breast cancer cells.
Eating an apple every day will help the sisters stay away from the dreaded breast cancer, a study on mice has demonstrated.
The poison from a Middle Eastern scorpion has been developed into a drug that injects the brain of a patient with brain cancer.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) radar radiotherapy for breast cancer can significantly increase the meaning of chemotherapy. The results are published online…
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…
A recent study found that destroying a common strain of bacteria in the digestive tract of people who have treated stomach cancer can help them prevent the re-emergence…
Previously, medical researchers and epidemiologists emphasized that the risk of breast cancer was very high among first-born women.
People with glioma, the most dangerous type of brain cancer, can be treated with a vaccine derived from the patient's own proteins. People with glioma only live about 6…
An Australian researcher has found the same virus that causes cervical cancer in tumors of many women with breast cancer in Australia. Professor James Lawson of the Univ…
At the North American Radiology Association conference, Dr. Richard Garr, an imaging diagnostic specialist in Ohio, reported the survey results using a new ultrasound te…
Cancer researchers have identified a set of genes that they believe could promote the spread of breast cancer to the lungs. This finding helps explain the steps of breas…
The increase in cervical cancer and uterus can be caused by a hormone-like molecule in semen, according to the Medical Research Council (MRC).
Lung cancer is the most common cancer worldwide and accounts for the largest number of cancers (more than 20%) with an increase of 0.5% each year.
Cameron Scott is completely healthy after a year of treating brain tumors by decoding the sequence of cancer genes.
Cancer (cancer) is a generic name to describe a group of diseases that reflect changes in reproduction, growth and cell function.