Use sunscreen when your baby can prevent cancer later
The latest study clearly demonstrates that the incidence of melanin tumors (a form of skin cancer) in adults can be reduced by using the right sunscreen at a young age.
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The latest study clearly demonstrates that the incidence of melanin tumors (a form of skin cancer) in adults can be reduced by using the right sunscreen at a young age.
The latest research shows that pilots and crews face twice the risk of skin cancer compared to normal people.
The latest American Journal of Dermatology, published on August 16, published a study by US scientists saying vitamin D increases the risk of non-melanoma skin cancer.
Scientists at the National Cancer Institute have identified a mechanism to help skin cancer cells destroy the immune system in mice.
The results of the University of Melbourne study show that kangaroos (Kangaroo) may be
Researchers say sunscreens made from coffee, chocolate or tea may help prevent common skin cancer.
A revolution in breast cancer treatment that focuses on destroying the tumor with a stream of laser light.
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer, more than all other cancers combined. Most skin cancers can be detected early easily. However, clinically, it is important…
A cup of coffee a day can help prevent skin cancer. A new study shows that caffeine helps eliminate human cells damaged by ultraviolet rays, which is one of the key poin…
Instead of protecting the lips, the lipstick makes the lips absorb more intense ultraviolet rays, a dermatologist at Baylor University in the US said.
New technology helps reduce radiation time and is highly effective compared to traditional cancer treatments.
Probably not many of us have ever had to take X-ray films. Today this technique is widely used in the field of health and industries.
Two teenagers from Hong Kong, Sum Ming Wong (17) and Kin Pong Li (18 years old), introduced a convenient door handle design that can kill bacteria with UV at the Science…
Stanford University engineers have invented an ultra-thin insulating material that reflects the heat of sunlight.
Microsoft is preparing to license the patent for touch screen sterilization technology, Engadget technology page (USA) reported on February 22.