Orange juice can fight cancer
Scientists have recently published the results of research on the anti-cancer effects of orange juice. It may reduce the risk of leukemia in children, against adult brea…
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Scientists have recently published the results of research on the anti-cancer effects of orange juice. It may reduce the risk of leukemia in children, against adult brea…
A new study found that drinking 3 cups of coffee a day can reduce the risk of liver cancer by up to 50%.
The troubles surrounding sleep are always one of the problems that make people and science have a headache to find a solution.
After years of doubt and controversy, scientists at the University of North Carolina claim that plants can also pollute the air, affecting human health, due to the effec…
The use of a low-dose aspirin tablet per week reduces the risk of developing head and neck cancers by 22%, especially throat cancer.
Public opinion is raising doubts about the health effects of the large amount of tiny metal particles discovered and in the air of a European subway system.
Israeli scientists have discovered an abalone mushroom extract that has the effect of eliminating colon cancer cells, Reuters reported on December 10.
More and more scientific evidence shows that drinking coffee, especially for women, has a positive effect on the treatment of some forms of skin cancer.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published 9 images to illustrate the harmful effects of tobacco to prevent children smoking and encourage adults to quit sm…
Scientists working at the University of the United Arab Emirates, in Al-Ain, discovered that the saffron pistil head has been shown to inhibit the development of liver c…
Australian scientists are about to embark on the largest study of skin cancer ever.
Researchers say sunscreens made from coffee, chocolate or tea may help prevent common skin cancer.
Eating pomegranates may reduce the risk of breast cancer, according to research by Ohio University (USA) scientists.
Xinhua leads a large-scale survey of Japan's Ministry of Labor Health, which says men who regularly eat soy will help reduce the risk of lung cancer.
A US government report today raises new questions about the safety of Gardasil cervical cancer vaccine, due to 32 unexplained deaths, as well as a rate of fainting. shoc…