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Information of phthalate poisoning causing cancer in Chinese fruit-based dolls has confounded Vietnamese users.
According to the ministry, the agency funded part of the research, the research team from Chonnam National University used genetically modified bacteria to detect unusua…
Onions are of the allium group (onion), rich in sulfur-containing compounds - the cause of a pungent odor - but very good for health.
Vegetables of cabbage family such as cabbage and cauliflower may be the key to protecting people from the effects of radiation during cancer treatment or nuclear disaste…
Regarding the effect of breast milk on neonatal health, no one can suspect. According to Siberian scientists, that is not the only advantage of breast milk.
A new study found that eating more tomatoes and eating less processed red meat could help men reduce the risk of dying from prostate cancer.
Scientists have discovered a new molecular mechanism that promotes cell growth faster than usual and the application of this mechanism causes cancer cells to self-destru…
A cup of coffee a day may be helpful for men with prostate cancer, US researchers said.
New genetic testing can help doctors more accurately diagnose the progress of prostate cancer.
For the first time, American scientists have found evidence that a healthy lifestyle can help human body cells fight aging.
Singapore scientists have found a way to boost the body's immune system to prevent spreading cancer cells, after discovering a new mechanism involving p53 - an important…
A study in the United States found that colonoscopy every 10 years could prevent 40% of the risk of colon cancer, according to AFP news agency.
Scientists looking for new ways to fight cancer often endeavor to understand subtle changes, often invisible to DNA.
Charlie was born in May 2010 while a twin sister born in October 2012 was born. Both conceived from frozen sperm of his father with testicular cancer.
Large-scale research results by British scientists, published September 13, show that children living near nuclear power plants are not at risk for leukemia.