AI detects 3 dangerous cancers with just one drop of dry blood
A new tool, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), can detect the three most dangerous types of cancer within minutes, using just a drop of dried blood.
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A new tool, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), can detect the three most dangerous types of cancer within minutes, using just a drop of dried blood.
This vegetable is both delicious and nutritious. Eating a lot in winter helps the body benefit from enough sugar.
A study recently published in the scientific journal Nature points to a factor that promotes the progression of the world's second most deadly cancer.
Research shows that premature biological aging is directly proportional to cancer patients' rejuvenation.
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Hong Quang said that tumors often grow silently, gradually increasing over time, until a certain size the patient becomes worried and goes to…
The medicine soaked in the patch will penetrate directly into the surgical wound, killing remaining cancer cells and minimizing toxic side effects of chemotherapy.
In many cases, gray hair is not only a sign of age but it also reflects a person's health status.
Research by the University of California, San Diego School of Pharmacy and the American Cancer Society shows that people who sleep 6-8 hours a day have the lowest mortal…
There is a lot of information that the act of using sugar to create colored water to braise meat and fish has the potential to cause cancer. Is this true or false?
According to a reporter in New Delhi, India on April 4 launched the first indigenous CAR-T cell therapy to treat cancer.
American scientists destroyed cancer cells in the laboratory with a special vibrating molecule, stimulated with near-infrared light.
Creating cancer cells is a very complex process, requiring the coordination of many factors and the accumulation of many mutations to eventually form cancer.
Flame retardants used in thousands of consumer products in the US for decades may increase the risk of death from cancer.
Prof. Dr. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh and her colleagues successfully synthesized a new drug-carrying material, capable of killing 75% of bladder cancer cells.
These foods are loved by many people, however they are not good, and are even very harmful to the body if eaten too much.