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.
Adding to the multiple health benefits of vitamin D is the latest research which indicates the nutrient is an effective tool in fighting skin cancer.
A new study cautions that the usage of hormone replacement therapy (HRT), the best remedy to menopausal woes may elevate the risk of lung cancer.
A recent Australian research suggests that therapy resistant prostate cancer could be treated by using estrogen, a hormone normally associated with females.
Although no particular food guarantees safety from cancer, a healthy diet can prove to be a good survival strategy.
A new study suggests that garlic, the pungent herb which has been used for both culinary and medical purposes for years may also be a natural remedy to help ward off cancer.
According to results of a recent study, bitter melon extract, a common dietary supplement, may help in retarding the growth of breast cancer, and help women lead a healthy lifestyle.
