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Early signs of cancer should not be ignored
Cancer

Early signs of cancer should not be ignored

Sudden loss of unexplained weight, abnormalities in the skin, wounds, long-term scratches, changes in bowel habits ... may be an early indicator of cancer.

December 14, 2018
Pink dolphin due to skin cancer
Cancer

Pink dolphin due to skin cancer

The dolphin at the Singapore aquarium is pink due to a form of skin cancer, but it still performs in front of visitors.

December 14, 2018
Skin cancer is caused by genetic mutations?
Cancer

Skin cancer is caused by genetic mutations?

Scientists have discovered two gene mutations that appear simultaneously in 71% of malignant melanoma tumors of skin cancer, according to AFP. That's the discovery of Am…

December 14, 2018
Obese genes cause skin cancer
Cancer

Obese genes cause skin cancer

As we all know overweight and obese people with high BMI (Body Mass Index), there is a high risk of a myriad of dangerous diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, and…

December 14, 2018
Fish have skin cancer for the first time
Cancer

Fish have skin cancer for the first time

Local fishermen call them Rambo fish because their skin is full of scars and has an unusually dark color, looking like they just returned from the war. In fact, these ar…

December 14, 2018
Green tea extract kills cancer tumors
Cancer

Green tea extract kills cancer tumors

British scientists have found that extract of green tea can cause nearly half of skin cancer tumors to disappear in humans, according to the Telegraph.

December 14, 2018
Coffee works to treat skin cancer
Cancer

Coffee works to treat skin cancer

More and more scientific evidence shows that drinking coffee, especially for women, has a positive effect on the treatment of some forms of skin cancer.

December 14, 2018
Aspirin prevents skin cancer
Cancer

Aspirin prevents skin cancer

Aspirin and some similar painkillers like ibuprofen and naproxen may reduce the risk of developing three main forms of skin cancer, a new study suggests.

December 14, 2018