Genetic factors have long been attributed as key to finding potential treatments for breast cancer
. However, a new study finds that genetic variants are just slightly better off than the conventional screening in predicting whether a woman is likely to develop a tumor.
A notable study by the Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco, claims to have discovered a cellular defect in the human cells that can disturb the protein synthesis in the cells, making them more vulnerable to cancer.
Older patients of colorectal or bowel cancer are less likely to receive chemotherapy post surgery than their younger counterparts, reveals a novel study.
While numerous medical experts have explored various health resources to potentially find a cure for breast cancer, a new research finds a simple, non-invasive freezing procedure as an alternative to surgery to treat the condition.
A notable study suggests that people who undergo cancer treatment and surgeries are more likely to have sexual dysfunction than others.
Researchers have found a novel way to cervical cancer detection with home detection kit that may prove helpful in improving diagnosis.
In a remarkable research, scientists have found that seaweed extract could help in treating lymphoma--cancer originating in the white blood cells of immune system.
A new scarier pictorial warning which will help people kick the butt will appear on every tobacco pack from June 1.
Drinking black or green tea can cut down the risk of ovarian cancer in women, suggests a study.
According to researchers, men exposed to regular sunlight when working outdoors cut their risk of developing kidney cancer by 73 percent as compared to men who work inside.
