Cancer: Using copper to boost immunotherapy
Scientists have successfully destroyed cancer cells in mice by using copper-based nanoparticles and immunotherapy. Importantly, the cancer did not return.
Read moreAdnexal mass: What to know
Adnexal masses are lumps that form in the adnexa of the uterus, which includes the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Keep reading to learn more.
Read moreDoes turmeric have anticancer properties?
People have discussed the potential health benefits of turmeric for thousands of years. A recent review assesses the evidence for its use against cancer.
Read moreWhat is the correct dosage of CBD?
Cannabidiol (CBD) is available in many different forms, including oils, tablets, and creams. The ideal dosages of CBD vary depending on its form and usage. Learn more here.
Read moreUsing salt to fight cancer
A recent study in mice finds that salt nanoparticles can kill cancer cells. The results also show that the dead cells act as a cancer vaccine.
Read moreAggressive melanoma: Circular RNA explains spread
New research in mice and cell cultures shows for the first time that a key circular RNA can block the spread of aggressive skin cancer.
Read moreWhat are the symptoms of breast cancer?
Here, discover the early symptoms of breast cancer in males and females. We also describe the types of breast cancer and their treatments.
Read moreHow proton radiotherapy can kill cancer in milliseconds
In mice, researchers have devised a technology that can deliver proton radiation, killing cancer cells while preserving healthy tissue, in under 1 second.
Read moreWhat are the symptoms of throat cancer?
Throat cancer is a rare form of cancer. This article outlines the symptoms and signs of throat cancer, as well as its causes and process for diagnosis.
Read moreHow might bitter melon help treat cancer?
New research in mouse models suggests that a traditional Indian remedy, the bitter melon, may be effective against cancer. The study authors explain why.
Read moreFlu vaccines may shrink tumors and boost cancer treatment
According to recent experiments in mouse models, a flu shot may effectively shrink cancer tumors and boost the effectiveness of immunotherapy.
Read moreDoes talc powder cause ovarian cancer?
Scientists using the largest data set yet saw no link between powder use in the genital area and ovarian cancer. But they urge caution.
Read moreWhat to know about a swollen scrotum
There are several potential causes of swelling in the scrotum. This article outlines some of these causes, their symptoms, and their associated treatment options.
Read moreWeight loss surgery reduces skin cancer risk
Although obesity is a known risk factor for some cancers, its relationship with skin cancer has been harder to pin down. A recent study takes a fresh look.
Read moreThrough my eyes: Surviving cancer twice
In 1972, I survived breast cancer only to receive a diagnosis of stage 4 ovarian cancer in the following decade. This is my story.
Read moreAspirin: Friend or foe after breast cancer?
A new study focuses on DNA change to investigate why aspirin use is linked to different outcomes in different individuals after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Read moreWhat are the early signs of lung cancer?
Some people experience subtle symptoms of lung cancer during the early stages of the disease. Read on to learn more, including when to see a doctor.
Read moreProcessed meat and cancer link depends on nitrite content
The strength of evidence linking processed meats to colorectal cancer depends on whether the products contain nitrites, according to a recent review.
Read moreCould hot chili peppers reduce mortality risk?
A study finds that those who regularly eat hot chilis have a lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease compared with those who eat chilis rarely.
Read moreCancer: Common antibiotic may boost immune system
New research in mice suggests that administering a common antibiotic before radiation therapy can help the immune system fight off cancer.
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