Can foods cause or prevent cancer: a list of food carcinogens

Articles regularly appear in the press and online about how this or that product provokes the development of cancer. The list is steadily growing, you can’t even look into the refrigerator without fear... But are the most popular “accused” really so scary, and can...

Stops tumor growth: scientists have created a new cure for cancer

The drug, which can stop the repair of cancer cells, has shown the first signs of effectiveness, writes the BBC. In more than half of the 40 patients treated with berzosertib, cancers stopped growing. Berzosertib was even more effective when given alongside chemotherapy, studies have shown ...

Scientists first deciphered the genome of 38 types of cancer: what will change in the treatment of cancer

An international team of scientists has for the first time fully deciphered the genetic information of 38 types of cancer cells, compiling a comprehensive catalog of DNA mutations leading to the development of cancer, reports the BBC. The PCAWG study, an unprecedented scale study, took more than 10 years to complete. IN…

California May Recognize Popular Medicines as Carcinogens: Drug List

The ingredient is found in such well-known brands as Tylenol, Excedrin, Sudafed, Robitussin and Theraflu, writes Fox Business. In California, the fight is underway to classify one of the most common over-the-counter drugs in the world as a carcinogen - most recently similar high-profile battles...

Cancer mortality drops record-high in America over the year

On January 8, researchers reported the largest annual decline in cancer deaths in the United States, which they attribute to advances in lung cancer treatment, writes Fox Business. According to a new report by the American Cancer Society, the overall death rate since 1991 is ...

Google has developed artificial intelligence to diagnose cancer better than doctors

Artificial intelligence is more accurate than doctors in diagnosing breast cancer based on mammography, the BBC writes, citing a study published in the journal Nature. An international team of scientists, in particular Google Health and Imperial College London, have developed a computer model and taught it to diagnose ...

A six-year-old girl with incurable cancer became an honorary police officer in Texas. VIDEO

A 6-year-old Texas girl with terminal cancer said she always dreamed of becoming a police officer, so the Freeport Police Department decided to make her an honorary officer for the day — and the police chief broke down in tears as he swore her in. Abigail Arias has Wilms tumor 4...

How to beat cancer: five scientifically based reasons for optimism

In 2018, 9,6 million people worldwide died from cancer. Cancer is the cause of about one in six deaths in the world, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Research centers, pharmaceutical companies and governments are investing billions of dollars in the search for new treatments and ...

In Armenia, oncological operations were made free for citizens

On January 23, Armenian Health Minister Arsen Torosyan announced that Armenian citizens no longer have to pay for cancer operations out of their own pockets—these expenses will be borne by the state, writes Current Time. “Previously, the state paid only a small part of the amount intended for...

Residents of the house in Moscow demanded not to rent an apartment with cancer patients

In Moscow, residents of one of the houses began collecting signatures against renting an apartment for families with children with cancer. This housing is rented by a charitable foundation for the wards who are sent to the capital for treatment. Neighbors are sure that cancer can be contracted, writes the Observer. ...

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