New York, November 7-- A new study finds that anti-clotting drugs or anticoagulants like aspirin may prevent the recurrence of prostate cancer
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New York, November 4 -- Do you want to shed that extra flab? Stop starving and eat lots of tomatoes, for these can make you feel fuller and stop you from becoming fat.
New York, November 4 -- A new research suggests that lower cholesterol levels could reduce the risk of developing aggressive prostate cancers.
New York, October 28 -- Natural compounds have always been thought of having healing powers. A recent study suggests that an extract found in turmeric, an Indian spice, could destroy esophageal cancer cells in the laboratory.
New York, October 28 -- A collaborative study from U.S. claims that inhaling carbon nanotubes could harm pleura—the outer lining of the lungs, however, its long-term effects are yet to be proved.
Boston, October 27-- Findings of a recent study revealed that adult survivors of pediatric cancer are at an increased risk of harming themselves or having suicidal thoughts long after their cancer treatment has ended.
London, October 25 -- Findings of an international study have found that the long-term use of mobile phones may be linked to some forms of cancer.
New York, October 22 -- A U.S. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practises (ACIP) has declined to push Gardasil, a vaccine that offers protection against sexually transmitted virus called HPV which causes cervical cancer, for boys and men.
New York, October 20 -- A Japanese study indicates that drinking around five cups of green tea regularly may prove highly beneficial for health and cut down the risk of developing blood cancer.
New York, October 19 -- Consuming high doses of multivitamins is likely to increase the risk of developing health complications like cancer and diabetes and may even shorten the lifespan, warned Prof Martin Wiseman, medical and scientific adviser for the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF).
