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The blind mole rat is a species distributed from southeastern Europe to Iran. This species is an important subject in medical research aimed at prolonging human life and…
Ginseng is not a new herb to Vietnamese people, however not everyone clearly understands the effects of ginseng.
Based on that effect, scientists could design a safe treatment using benign viruses or a vaccine using the RNA of the COVID virus itself.
When fried for a long time and at temperatures greater than 120 degrees Celsius, plant-based foods, especially potatoes, have the potential to create carcinogens.
US researchers have found prostate cancer-fighting properties in one of the world's most widely grown and eaten mushrooms.
Scientists have discovered a toxic chemical that can cause cancer in kale - a vegetable known to have many benefits for human health.
Researchers from the University of Arizona (USA) indicate that consuming a lot of certain types of bread can help reduce the risk of cancer.
A Tennessee doctor has pioneered the use of hologram technology to diagnose and treat cancer patients in rural areas, opening up new prospects for access to high-quality…
Salmonella is often associated with food poisoning, but recently, scientists have discovered a special use for this bacteria: it helps fight colon cancer.
Scientists in the US say that recent studies have discovered that animals such as bees and dogs have the ability to detect cancer.
The effects of certain viruses on the body cause cells to lose control and turn into malignant tumors. Studies show that more than one hundred thousand cases of cancer i…
According to SciTechDaily, this cancer testing method uses an ultra-thin membrane to capture extracellular vesicles.
The vaccine being tested is based on the use of non-pathogenic viruses with anti-cancer activity, which are introduced into the patient's body.
A device developed by Zhejiang University (China) correctly identified people with lung cancer in a recent test.
A team of researchers from Uppsala University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden have developed a new antibody that has the potential to treat many differen…