Vietnamese scientist found anti-cancer agent from spinach
New research of Vietnamese science has found precious compounds from amaranth plants that can be toxic to cancer cells.
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New research of Vietnamese science has found precious compounds from amaranth plants that can be toxic to cancer cells.
At 11 months, Michael Crossland was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma, a type of cancer that affects immature or developing cells.
Chemotherapy drugs often cause many side effects and can affect every organ in the body such as digestion, bone marrow, kidney, bladder, and reproduction, most commonly…
When ginger is dried, another compound called shogaol has a strong antioxidant effect, 10,000 times more effective against cancer than Taxol - a drug used in chemotherap…
Russia can market drugs tested in space and cure all types of cancer even at the end.
Scientists in the Russian Federation are completing a clinical trial of a new drug that can withstand all types of malignant tumors even when the cancer is in its final…
Scientists have just announced a new compound that inhibits the growth of many cancer cell samples in Nature magazine on October 19, according to Science Alert.
Egyptian scientists have successfully tested the gold cancer treatment on animals, opening up many hopes for patients with dangerous cancers.
Scientists from Phystech Moscow and the Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences have found a way to extract effective anti-cancer agents from molecules tha…
Scientists at the Moscow State University (MGU) and the German Photon Jena Institute have created micro-silicon nanoparticles that contain drugs.
Substances in the nudibranchs that live along the Eastern coast of Australia are very resistant to cancer.
Cancer is always a horrifying terror for every person, we silently pray for a miracle or a remedy to heal this disease.
This drug can pull HIV viruses hidden deep in the body and destroy them in blood vessels.
Shakki said anticancer nano drugs are currently being used in Iran to treat breast and prostate cancers.