Discovering 'gold' of 3 genes associated with breast cancer
Researchers have found three genes associated with the most common form of breast cancer. In particular, one gene plays a role in controlling the growth of malignant tum…
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Researchers have found three genes associated with the most common form of breast cancer. In particular, one gene plays a role in controlling the growth of malignant tum…
New research published in BioMed has shown that coffee not only tastes great but also reduces the risk of breast cancer in the vast majority of women.
A new study has discovered Apigenin, a compound in parsley and other plant products such as fruits and nuts, that can prevent the growth and development of breast cancer…
A recent study by scientists from the Canadian Cancer Society demonstrates that the rate of developing breast cancer in menopausal women drops.
The results of a study in Canada show that car smoke can double the risk of breast cancer.
Air pollution has been known to be linked to a range of health problems. And a new breakthrough research ...
Scientists have identified 8 types of HPV that are thought to cause more than 90% of global cervical cancer cases.
Taking low-dose aspirin may help reduce the risk of developing colon cancer, and even prevent death from the disease.
An effective drug extracted from evergreen tree (evergreen tree) can save patients who are in danger of dying from breast cancer.
Workers in nail salons often come into contact with products that contain potentially harmful compounds, some of which are carcinogens or endocrine disorders, ...
Results of an experiment with more than 3,300 women showed that conventional bone-strengthening drugs are not useful for breast cancer patients.
According to a recent study, a combination of two Tykerb drugs and Herceptin will cause tumors to breast cancer patients before surgery.
Patients with breast cancer may be effectively treated with a TomoDirect device manufactured by VUB University (Belgium).
Older women who use multiple multivitamins are more likely to develop breast cancer than those who do not.
According to research results, women diagnosed with breast cancer during pregnancy will have many opportunities