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Study: Rise in some head and neck cancers tied to oral sex

Study: Rise in some head and neck cancers tied to oral sex

There's a worrisome uptick in the incidence of certain head and neck cancers among middle-aged and even younger Americans, and some experts link ...

 

Study finds toxic chemicals in pregnant womens' bodies

Study finds toxic chemicals in pregnant womens' bodies

A study shows the typical pregnant woman has dozens of potentially toxic or even cancer-causing chemicals in her body.

 

Daily aspirin 'cuts cancer deaths'

Daily aspirin 'cuts cancer deaths'

A small dose of aspirin every day could significantly reduce the risk of dying from a range of common cancers, a study suggests.

 

CT scans of smokers can reduce lung cancer deaths by 20%, study reports

Advanced CT imaging can reduce deaths from lung cancer by 20% among heavy smokers, according to long-awaited results from the first comparison of CT scanning and regular chest X-rays, researchers said Thursday.

 

Cancer is a man-made disease, study claims

Is the common nature of cancer worldwide purely a man-made phenomenon?

 

Mammograms' Value in Cancer Fight at Issue in Study

A new study suggests that increased awareness and improved treatments rather than mammograms are the main force in reducing the breast cancer death rate. Although most women in this country faithfully get their mammogram every year ...

 

Early puberty for girls is raising health concerns

Early puberty for girls is raising health concerns

Girls are hitting puberty earlier than ever, a change that puts them at higher risk for behavior problems now, cancer problems later, a study ...

 

Breast Cancer vaccine shows promising results

Breast Cancer vaccine shows promising results

A vaccine to prevent breast cancer has shown overwhelmingly favorable results in animals, according to a study by researchers at Cleveland Clinic’s Lerner Research Institute.

 

WHO study has no clear answer on phones and cancer

WHO study has no clear answer on phones and cancer

Experts who studied almost 13,000 cell phone users over 10 years, hoping to find out whether the mobile devices cause brain tumors, said on Sunday their research gave no clear answer.

 

Losing breast not always best for cancer patients

For some women, having a breast removed once they have been diagnosed with cancer doesn't always mean they'll live longer, a new study says....

 

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