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The research of international scientists published in the journal Taiwan's technology news has developed a technique to treat brain tumors more effectively than the curr…
Through experimental research on animals, American scientists have demonstrated that pecans are able to control the development of prostate cancer.
An Irish scientific group has found useful microorganisms in yogurt can revolutionize the struggle with cancer.
A chemical commonly used to produce explosives may be an extremely effective new treatment for prostate cancer.
Injecting a dose of vitamin E into the patient's blood vessels, the scientists found that within 24 hours, the cancer tumor began to shrink and after 10 days, they almos…
Crunchy crust crust, tough, besides special sweetness that many people love, can also prevent the formation of malignant tumors in the stomach and duodenum.
On October 21, doctors of K Hospital, Hanoi, successfully operated and removed two tumors on the face of patient Luc Thi Long (19 years) in Phu Binh and Thai Nguyen dist…
Scientists at Oxford University have succeeded in creating a virus that attacks and destroys cancer cells, but does not harm healthy cells.
Scientists at the University of Chicago Medical School (USA) have discovered grapefruit juice may help increase the effectiveness of treatment for cancer drugs.
A type of omega-3 fat in fish oil can help reduce the growth of cancer tumors in laboratory mice.
Canadian scientists have found a mechanism to stimulate the human immune response to fight cancer.
The current treatment for prostate cancer is to limit the activity of male hormones because these hormones cause tumors to grow.
Canadian scientists have identified eight genes for brain tumors in children, opening new perspectives for doctors in treating this incurable disease.
From Washington, US scientists have discovered an association between Parkison's disease and malignant tumors.
The combination therapy of targeted drugs will turn cancer from 'evil killer' to a non-dangerous chronic disease ...