The cure for bladder cancer is effective
Scientists at the University of Tokyo have successfully studied gene analysis methods to choose the most suitable treatment for each bladder cancer patient.
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Scientists at the University of Tokyo have successfully studied gene analysis methods to choose the most suitable treatment for each bladder cancer patient.
The habit of drinking carbonated drinks will make you feel worse than your age, American scientists warn.
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The cancer vaccine uses the patient's own immune system to fight a federal-approved disease.
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Scientists from Kyoto University, Japan have collaborated on new technology to diagnose cancer by locating cancer.
In the next 5-7 years, Chinese scientists will produce an anti-cancer drug with genetic technology that can thoroughly attack cancer cells.
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A new study by Swedish scientists found that the number of real teeth of patients with dental disease is closely related to the probability of cardiovascular disease.