Archeology
The Irish Giant: The Most Controversial Tragedy in British History
After nearly 250 years, people still don't know what to do with Charles Byrne's remains?
Tumor
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Flu epidemic
Experiment shows Covid virus can shrink tumors of 4 types of late-stage cancer
Based on that effect, scientists could design a safe treatment using benign viruses or a vaccine using the RNA of the COVID virus itself.
Health
Anti-cancer substance discovered in a familiar mushroom
US researchers have found prostate cancer-fighting properties in one of the world's most widely grown and eaten mushrooms.
Animal world
Digging the road, workers encountered a giant Anaconda with a 'strange tumor'!
Without surgery, the anaconda would have died from swallowing this whole.
Cancer
Top 7 Viruses That Can Lead to Cancer You Should Know
The effects of certain viruses on the body cause cells to lose control and turn into malignant tumors. Studies show that more than one hundred thousand cases of cancer i…
Cancer
Sweden develops antibody with potential to treat cancer
A team of researchers from Uppsala University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden have developed a new antibody that has the potential to treat many differen…
Animal world
Which animals are susceptible to cancer?
Cancer is common in many animals, but science still has many unknowns, such as which animals are susceptible to cancer and why?
Cancer
Next Scientific Breakthrough - Cancer Vaccine Could Be Available Within 5 Years
After decades of limited success, scientists say their research is reaching a turning point, with many predicting cancer vaccines within the next five years.
Cancer
When will the world have a cancer vaccine?
Unlike traditional vaccines that prevent disease, personalized cancer vaccines are created for use in people who already have cancer.
Animal world
Discovery of organisms that can transmit cancer
This strange creature can develop tumors on its own if it eats too much, and then pass them on to other individuals.
Cancer
Positive trial results of drug that 'melts' cancer tumors
A drug that can 'melt away' tumours could dramatically increase the chances of curing colorectal cancer and could even replace surgery, doctors say.
Cancer
What happens to cancer cells after they die?
Cancer cells can die quietly and then be recycled, but sometimes they also promote the growth of nearby residual cancer cells.
Cancer
New way found to kill the world's second most common cancer
Researchers from Oregon State University (USA) have discovered how to transform
Cancer
New Breakthrough: 'Hack' Tumors, Turn Cancer Cells Into Pills
A new method by American scientists could help solve even cases of treatment-resistant cancer.