Anxiety doubles the risk of death from cancer in men
A new study has shown that men with severe anxiety are twice as likely to die from cancer as normal people.
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A new study has shown that men with severe anxiety are twice as likely to die from cancer as normal people.
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Chinese scientists will be the first to apply the technique of correcting Crispr genes on humans.
Scientists say tattoo ink can cause cancer, mutations and, among other colors, a more toxic color.
American scientists have developed a device capable of detecting cancer for about 20,000 VND.
A US Government report revealed that every year 40,000 people diagnosed with cancer related to human papilloma virus (HPV) and 80% can prevent it with HPV vaccine.
Recently, engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully developed a vaccine