Mistletoe extract helps treat colon cancer
Australian scientists said that mistletoe extract may support chemotherapy or a chemotherapy alternative to treating colon cancer, according to UPI.
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Australian scientists said that mistletoe extract may support chemotherapy or a chemotherapy alternative to treating colon cancer, according to UPI.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are common methods used to treat cancer. However, a new study at Harvard Medical School (USA) shows that these methods may lead to unexpect…
Bristol-Myers Squibb is rushing to recall more than 31,000 units of cancer chemotherapy drugs after detecting the amount in an overdose.
Researchers in the United States have discovered that cancer treatment with chemotherapy (using anti-cancer chemicals) harms healthy cells and causes tumors to secrete a…
Curcumin in turmeric provides many health benefits. Previous studies have shown that this substance can fight cancer cells in the laboratory. It also works to help peopl…
Researchers say that a new way of injecting drugs leads to prospects in reducing side effects when treating cancer and improving the cure rate, according to Top News. Ac…
In Medicine, drugs used in chemotherapy are known to prevent rapid division of cancer cells, but they are also the culprits that damage healthy tissue, especially marrow…
Through experiments with animals, Japanese researchers have discovered nucleotides that carry the genetic information contained in the liver to synthesize according to a…
A common chemotherapy drug inside small particles - inspired by the understanding of immune system activity, has been successfully metabolized to cancer cells.
British scientists have developed a new cancer treatment that helps kill tumors without harming healthy cells.
New tests have shown that the drug Erlotinib is as effective as chemotherapy, and is better tolerated in difficult cases in patients who develop rapidly after first-line…
In recent years, cellular immunotherapy has been increasingly used in the treatment of tumors in cancer patients.
Those who could not give birth because the ovaries were broken had new hope, after the scientists raised the world's first artificial ovaries.
The cancer vaccine uses the patient's own immune system to fight a federal-approved disease.