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Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are the two basic cancer therapies currently available, which have healing effects and also leave side effects.
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Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are the two basic cancer therapies currently available, which have healing effects and also leave side effects.
Many breast cancer patients are advised chemotherapy after surgery, but not necessarily needed, TIME reported.
Blood cells from cancer patients have a very strong immune system that can be transmitted to other cancer patients.
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…
Experts of Parkway Cancer Center, Singapore, said that a proper understanding of nutritional needs and scientific diets plays a very important role in the fight against…
The growth rate of cancer patients in Vietnam is among the fastest in the world with after 15 years new cases increase more than 2 times.
Soy foods are not only safe for women diagnosed with breast cancer, but can also help prolong life in some groups of patients.
Within 3 months, we will be able to have a blood test that helps detect cancer for people at high risk.
Cancer can be successfully treated with a higher rate, even cured completely by applying hibernation.
Many young patients with early stage cancer but pessimistic life will die faster than older people who live optimistically.
The late detection caused half of patients with liver cancer to be diagnosed for the first time.
Black spots on banana peels can help make it quicker and easier to diagnose skin cancer patients, thereby increasing their survival.
The results of a clinical trial by doctors at the National Cancer Center in Singapore (NCCS) have revealed that a new drug called Ceritinib has brought promise to patien…
Spanish scientists unearthed the 4.200-year-old skeleton in Egypt and determined it could be the first case of breast cancer in the world.
Australian researchers announced on May 31 that a new approach could help breast cancer patients avoid the risk of early menopause.