Identifying the deadly link between oral bacteria and cancer
A study recently published in the scientific journal Nature points to a factor that promotes the progression of the world's second most deadly cancer.
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A study recently published in the scientific journal Nature points to a factor that promotes the progression of the world's second most deadly cancer.
Scientists discovered that when the biological bacteria Escherichia coli Nissle is present in the intestines, they prefer to live in lesions that are precursors to colon…
Don't think that defecation is just a sign of hemorrhoids. In fact, it can also be a sign of cancer in the intestine that many people don't expect.
The 21 mm, 39 mm long tiny robot can take pictures inside the colon without endoscopic pain.
Swedish scientists have recently discovered that breast milk contains substances capable of destroying cancer cells without causing any side effects.
New vaccines invented by Weill Cornell Medicine College (USA) may help reverse bowel cancer, including colon cancer and rectal cancer.
British scientists believe that they have explained why some families are at risk of incredible high intestinal cancer through DNA analysis of 20 people with a family hi…
Research conducted on 900 patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that aspirin may prolong the life of certain cancer patients. For cancer patients with mutat…
Do you believe people can beat incurable cancer just by changing their diet for 4 months? It is absolutely a true story of the extraordinary miracle of a 78-year-old Bri…
Recently, a research report by Mexican scientists has been published at the American Endocrinology Annual Meeting, saying that regular use of diabetes medication metform…
The World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) says there is growing evidence that red meat and processed meat increase the risk of bowel cancer.
Scientists have found that high levels of good cholesterol (HDL) may help cut the risk of bowel cancer, according to a results published in Gut magazine.
Aspirin may help prevent bowel cancer. It was a retrospective study five years ago by Malcom Dunlop ...
Researchers have found that the incidence of bowel cancer is increasing in Europe. They believe that waist size may be a major cause of this trend.
Science has long been known to protect the effects of cancers on vegetables, but now British experts explain it by finding an anti-cancer compound indole-3-carbino.