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Continuously exposed to the sun without self-protection, Judy Cloud, 49, of the United States, has skin cancer and decides to share the impact of the disease on the body…
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Continuously exposed to the sun without self-protection, Judy Cloud, 49, of the United States, has skin cancer and decides to share the impact of the disease on the body…
Researchers in the United States have used endoscopic techniques to reduce the risk of liver infections and support rapid recovery for colon cancer patients.
Only a while ago, when cancer occurred or metastasized to the liver, it was considered a death sentence. But today, that is no longer true. In many hospitals in the Unit…
US scientists have just succeeded in discovering early-stage ovarian cancer through a blood test, paving the way for the technique to identify patients without needing s…
A new drug that causes the brain cancer cells to glow during surgery is being used for the first time in Australia.
According to a recent study, a combination of two Tykerb drugs and Herceptin will cause tumors to breast cancer patients before surgery.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) radar radiotherapy for breast cancer can significantly increase the meaning of chemotherapy. The results are published online…
Unable to bear the pain caused by breast cancer over the past 10 years, Lyudmyla K. (76 years old, living in Ukraine) used her own scissors to remove one of her diseased…
Scientists in the US are seeking to use the patient's own fat-derived stem cells to regenerate lost breast tissue. A three-year preliminary program of animal studies wil…
Today, we talked a lot about antibiotic resistance, when drugs are losing their effectiveness in treating bacterial infections.
For patients with throat cancer, nutrition is an indispensable issue in curing cancer.
A German research group claims they have kept for
Myburg's life returned to normal after a successful jaw bone transplant. Remarkably, this jaw bone is cast from a 3D printer.
Cosmetic surgery, especially those involving silicone implants, still has many potential risks today.
Scientists at the National University of Technology Research