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Two major pharmaceutical companies are teaming up with an international AIDS organization to develop creams or thickeners to help women avoid HIV, the virus that causes…
Korean scientists said they extracted their traditional kimchi with a compound that could be used to treat bird flu quite effectively.
German and Japanese scientists have discovered a compound called alkaloid alkystrolikokin E3 in tropical plants helps destroy pancreatic cancer cells and prevent them fr…
Science has long been known to protect the effects of cancers on vegetables, but now British experts explain it by finding an anti-cancer compound indole-3-carbino.
Periwinkle is a plant in the genus Catharanthus belonging to the family of Apocynaceae (Apocynaceae) which is a native and endemic species of Madagascar.
While treating the disease needs to destroy cancer cells, but preventing their spread throughout the body - a process called metastasis - is equally important.
New research of Vietnamese science has found precious compounds from amaranth plants that can be toxic to cancer cells.
Japanese researchers have identified an artificial compound from vitamin A that can affect a layer of liver cancer stem cells, preventing them from developing and creati…
When ginger is dried, another compound called shogaol has a strong antioxidant effect, 10,000 times more effective against cancer than Taxol - a drug used in chemotherap…
A new study has shown that limonoids - a natural compound in lemon helps slow cancer growth and even kill these harmful cells.
Scientists have just announced a new compound that inhibits the growth of many cancer cell samples in Nature magazine on October 19, according to Science Alert.
The new compound called MYD1-72 acts as a receptor, able to bind and remove cancer-causing cells, prevent disease from developing.
Researchers from the University of Northern Thailand claim a compound called Sesamin, extracted from black sesame seeds, works to prevent the growth of cancer cells.
Scientists have discovered a new compound in algae that has potential anti-cancer properties.
This is a good news for 132,000 malignant skin cancer patients and more than 2 million benign skin cancer patients worldwide.