The culprits that cause esophageal cancer you didn't expect
Cancer screening is an important factor for the prevention and early detection of this disease, especially for people with a history of prolonged esophagitis, advanced a…
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Cancer screening is an important factor for the prevention and early detection of this disease, especially for people with a history of prolonged esophagitis, advanced a…
Good news for coffee enthusiasts, temperature is a bigger risk factor than what is consumed itself.
Vietnamese people's habit of abusing alcohol and liking sour / salty foods is one of the main causes of esophageal cancer. Frequent choking on the neck, difficulty swall…
Sore throat often comes from damage to the throat, bronchi and surrounding organs.
When you have gastroesophageal reflux disease, many people will experience heartburn, bloating, and do not dare to eat anything else.
Sometimes a throat with a feeling of entanglement when swallowing saliva is a sign of some throat disease or dysfunction.
Nearly a century ago, Pierre Dupont, a biomedical engineer at Children's Hospital Boston (USA), wondered whether humans could make robots that live and work inside the b…
The researchers took bacterial samples found in the mouth of 122,000 people and performed DNA analysis to identify each type of bacteria.
In general, having bottles is no harm to the aesthetic problem, so few of us care about it.
Two Italian doctors, Fabio Triolo and Saverio la Francesca, performed an esophageal transplant, or food tube, on a 75-year-old cancer patient in the US three months ago.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) of WHO said that overheating of over 65 degrees C causes a high risk of esophageal cancer.
British scientists find new ways to diagnose esophageal cancer by examining the Cytosponge capsule made of sponges.
Esophageal cancer develops when a cell's DNA is mutated, causing the normal function of the cell to break down and it begins to grow uncontrollably.
People who blush when drinking alcohol should be especially wary of esophageal cancer, UK experts have warned.