Specific E. coli Strains Linked to Elevated Cancer Risks
Specific bacteria strains producing colibactin have been linked to an increased risk for cancer.
Cancer
Aging Reduces Cell Proliferation, Decreasing Cancer Risk
New study shows aging may act as a protective factor against cancer despite long-held beliefs.
Many Americans Still Oblivious to Alcohol’s Cancer Risks
Survey reveals media’s false narrative has overshadowed warnings about alcohol’s toxicity.
Pollution Increases Risk for Head and Neck Cancers
Stricter air quality regulations could play a vital role in reducing cancer rates.
Study: Crowdfunding Campaigns Highlight Cancer’s Financial Toll
Treatments can be costly, causing many families to turn to crowdfunding to pay the bills.
Colon Cancer on the Rise Among Young People
Young adults shouldn’t be dismissive of unexplained symptoms.
Immunotherapy Timing Important in Improving SCLC Survival
When immunotherapy is administered can make a significant impact on a patient’s life expectancy.
Are You at Risk? Evaluating Your Talcum Powder Usage
Evaluating your talcum powder usage is a critical step in safeguarding your health. While the connection between talcum powder and cancer is still being studied, the available information suggests a cautious approach.
Scientists Use Cells to Boost Immune Response in Merkel Patients
Study finds new immune-based treatment for aggressive skin cancer, Merkel cell carcinoma.
Statins Could Inhibit a Pathway Linked to Cancer Development
The discovery that statins may block inflammation involved in cancer development marks a significant advancement in cancer research.