Nuts can help control colon cancer
The addition of a number of nuts such as almonds, pecans, chestnuts and cashews can greatly reduce the risk.
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The addition of a number of nuts such as almonds, pecans, chestnuts and cashews can greatly reduce the risk.
While the most effective cancer treatments today leave too many terrible side effects, this method if successful will create a huge turning point.
The new system acts as a micro-submarine, capable of passing through the cell wall of the cancer and releasing itself.
Only 6,000 residents of Kaneyama town in Yamagata prefecture have the highest rate of deaths from stomach cancer in Japan.
According to arXiv.org Web site, researcher Mariana Medina-Sánchez and colleagues at the Institute of Integrative Nanosciences in Dresden (Germany) have developed a uniq…
Dr. Ang Peng Tiam and Teoh Tiong Ann from Parkway Cancer Center, answered 11 common questions about cancer as follows.
Since 1923, the Nobel Prize-winning German scientist Otto Warburg has found that cancer cells are capable of absorbing sugar or glucose many times higher than normal cel…
Russia can market drugs tested in space and cure all types of cancer even at the end.
This new mechanism can create a breakthrough in cancer treatment - a disease that kills millions of people worldwide each year.
On February 6, a group of US and Chinese scientists published a rapid diagnosis of pancreatic cancer cases through blood tests with less than a drop of blood.
Researchers have discovered why tumors can quickly develop mechanisms to fight the best and latest treatments.
Jackfruit is extremely beneficial for health, especially in fighting cancer cells, but very few people know the effect of this kind of fruit.
Cancer cells are always latent in each of our bodies but it is controlled by a healthy immune system. To prevent it, strengthen your immune system with 3 tips.
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.
The new compound called MYD1-72 acts as a receptor, able to bind and remove cancer-causing cells, prevent disease from developing.