Too Good? According to a new study published Sunday in the New England Journal of Medicine Evidence, a blood test to screen… … Read The Full Post posted on May 19, 2022 agingbloodcancerprostateresearch
Roundup Wind-Down It looks like, at last, Roundup is on its way out of the US. At least… the version of it… … Read The Full Post posted on August 12, 2021 cancerEPAglyphosateLymphomamonsantoroundup
Trojan Horse Cancer Killer Scientists at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland have a sneaky trick up their collaborative sleeve. Much like the Trojan… … Read The Full Post posted on June 9, 2021 cancerCancer TreatmentOncologyresearch
Killing Cancer There’s some promising news coming out of Oregon State University. A team of researchers at OSU has discovered a new… … Read The Full Post posted on May 27, 2021 BreastcancerliverOSUresearch
Cancer Miracle? Treating diseases in the brain has always been challenging for scientists because crossing the body’s natural barriers to the organ… … Read The Full Post posted on November 19, 2020 brainbrain cancercancerglioblastomananoparticles
Cancer Killer Hopeful and surprising news coming from Perth, Australia! According to a recent study published in the journal npj Precision Oncology,… … Read The Full Post posted on October 2, 2020 Beesbreast cancercancerresearchVenom
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Radiation Breakthrough New research has shown some promising results in killing cancer…in milliseconds! Scientists have successfully used proton radiotherapy, which utilizes protons… … Read The Full Post posted on January 27, 2020 cancerCancer Treatmentgood newsradiationresearch
Tea Time Remember the blog we did last year about coffee saving lives? Well, now, a new study has found that drinking… … Read The Full Post posted on January 16, 2020 cancercancer preventionFlavonoidsheart diseasenutritionresearchTea