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Microplastics Could Be linked To Diseases Such As Cancer, Study Shows
Plastics and their long-lasting chemicals are omnipresent, infiltrating oceans, farm fields, and landfills. They even float in the air
Cancer Treating Medicine Could Be Causing Hearing Loss In Survivors, Study Shows
A study by University of South Florida and Indiana University researchers has revealed substantial long-term hearing loss in cancer
Blood Proteins Reveals Cancer Signs 7 Years Pre-Diagnosis
Cancer research, crucial in health science, unveils through Cancer Research UK-funded studies that blood proteins can predict cancer over
Vitamin D Enhances Immunity in Cancer Patients and Boosts Immunotherapy Responses
Recent research suggests that vitamin D could potentially enhance cancer immunity by promoting the growth of certain gut bacteria
Researchers Discover Novel Drug Development Approach To Target Cancer Causing MYC Protein
Researchers at the University of California-Riverside introduce a groundbreaking method to regulate the MYC protein, a key factor in
Cancer Causing Chemicals Could Be Present In Drinking Water, Study Shows
A recent study from the University of New Mexico raises serious concerns about the drinking water in the United
Scientists Create a Novel Suction Cup Device To Deliver Peptide-Based Drugs
A novel suction cup device created by ETH Zurich researchers may replace traditional injections for patients using peptide-based drugs.
Circular RNAs Could Be Responsible For Development Of Cancer, Study Shows
Australian cancer researchers from Flinders University have uncovered a significant correlation between cancer risk and circular RNAs, genetic fragments
Research Shows That Hypertension Drugs Could Help Fight Cancer
A recent study conducted by Ludwig Cancer Research has discovered that certain molecules commonly used for treating hypertension can
Obese Adolescent Boys At Risk Of Prostate Cancer Later In Life, Study Shows
According to recent research from Sweden, young men who experience substantial weight gain in their early years face a
