Smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke
A new study shows that incense smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke because it contains ingredients that can mutate genes, leading to cancer.
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A new study shows that incense smoke is more toxic than cigarette smoke because it contains ingredients that can mutate genes, leading to cancer.
The International Agency for Cancer Research has just announced a list of 116 causes that are considered to increase the likelihood of causing cancer, according to the T…
Singapore scientists have just said the initial experimental results of the cancer treatment vaccine promise to make a breakthrough in the study of the disease.
China's CCTV channel has just released a video recording the horrific destruction of the lungs caused by tobacco.
Lungs are one of the most important organs in the body that helps you maintain your life, but sometimes we don't mind it.
Researchers at Fraunhofer Institute (Germany) have created a miniature artificial lung with the potential to significantly improve the development of lung cancer treatme…
Researchers think the software is important because Canada, along with many other countries, is considering whether to start screening for lung cancer for high-risk subj…
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…
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.
According to a new study published by British scientists on October 16, a simple blood test can help identify early signs of lung cancer, contributing to saving many pat…
Cuba Molecular Immunology Center (CIM) announced on December 31 that it has successfully prepared a new vaccine to prevent lung cancer.
Canadian researchers on January 16 said they have begun deploying the application of 3D technology to the treatment of lung cancer to help health professionals diagnose…
This discovery was researched and developed by scientists from Strathclyde University in Glasgow.
Japanese researchers have reported that they have identified several types of genes that cause a lung cancer, according to NHK.
Clinical trials confirm that the diagnosis of breath cancer achieves an accuracy of 83%, and also distinguishes the types and levels of the disease.