Varanasi, November 14 -- India is weighing under the growing burden of breast cancer
that is rapidly becoming the number one malignant disease in females, pushing the cervical cancer to the second spot.
Seattle, United States, November 10 -- A new study suggests that relationships fail more often when a serious illness strikes a woman than when it strikes the male partner.
Toronto, November 9 -- An earlier research had indicated that dense breast tissue increased the risk of cancer. Now, a new study suggests that women with dense breasts are at a greater danger of relapse after lumpectomy.
New York, November 9 -- Excess abdominal fat could be linked to as many as 1,00,000 cancer cases in U.S., according to the estimates released by American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) published Friday.
London, November 9-- A recent independent study suggests that eating dark chocolate, high in flavanols--the antioxidants that occur naturally in cocoa beans--can play a vital role in protecting the skin from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation.
New York, November 7-- A new study finds that anti-clotting drugs or anticoagulants like aspirin may prevent the recurrence of prostate cancer.
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.
