Australia will conduct a comprehensive study of skin cancer
Australian scientists are about to embark on the largest study of skin cancer ever.
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Australian scientists are about to embark on the largest study of skin cancer ever.
According to a recent study, along with quitting, having a soy-rich diet helps reduce the risk of lung cancer in men.
US scientists have discovered a way to inform high smokers about lung cancer risk by measuring changes in the windpipe.
Thin-bodied girls at 5 - 7 years old will be more likely to develop breast cancer when they grow up, according to a new study in Sweden.
Women who are more exposed to cleansers have a higher risk of breast cancer than those who use less.
Scientists have warned the risk of increasing the number of breast cancers due to the Western lifestyle - overeating, excessive alcohol consumption, too little exercise…
Taiwanese medical experts said that those who have a habit of eating betel nut are 28 times more likely to develop throat cancer than the average person.
According to research by Kaiser Permanente health care scientists in California, drinking alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer recurrence by 34%.
According to a recent announcement by the American Cancer Society, eating a lot of meat cooked at high temperatures or scorched may increase the risk of pancreatic cance…
Most people think that Western diets are related to the risk of breast 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.
Australian scientists have discovered a link between breast cancer and solid breast tissue cells, which could help identify women at high risk for breast cancer.
The results of the American scientists' study showed that women with long-lasting hypothyroidism are at increased risk of liver cancer.
Workers exposed to formaldehyde are at high risk for blood or lymphoma, US government scientists announced.