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The New Face of Lung Cancer: Young Adults, Non-Smokers
A rising number of younger adults who have never smoked are now being diagnosed with lung cancer—and health experts are sounding the alarm. According to researchers at Emory University, these trends may point to deeper environmental and screening gaps that need urgent attention. Here’s what you need to know.
Why Do Some Survive Cancer and Others Don’t? New Global Study Underway
Some cancer patients defy the odds — living far longer than anyone expected. A new global study led by doctors aims to uncover why these “super-survivors” beat the clock and what their biology can teach us about fighting cancer.
New Breakthrough: Intranasal Nano-Ivermectin Reduces Brain Tumors by 70% in Preclinical Study
A groundbreaking preclinical study found that intranasal nano-encapsulated ivermectin safely shrank glioblastoma tumors by up to 70% in animal models.
New Study Reveals Manuka Honey May Reduce Breast Cancer Tumor Growth By 84%
Researchers have uncovered a remarkable potential for manuka honey in breast cancer treatment, showing an 84% reduction in ER-positive breast cancer tumor growth in a recent study.
Are Mammograms Doing More Harm Than Good?
“For every 2,000 women, we may potentially save one woman’s life, but we will cause 10 to 20 women to be treated unnecessarily with surgery, chemo, and radiation.” This raises a critical question: Are mammograms doing more harm than good? Dr. Jenn Simmons, cancer surgeon, and other experts weigh in on the controversy.
How Early Puberty May Be Driving a Surge in Breast Cancer Among Young Women
A study of nearly 50,000 women found that girls who developed breasts before age 10 faced a 23% higher risk of breast cancer than those who began developing at age 12 or 13. Learn more about these crucial findings and their impact on women’s health.
The Hidden Cost of Cancer: Why Early Detection Matters More Than Ever
Overall, treatment costs for someone diagnosed at stage IV — when cancer has spread throughout the body — are an average of $156,000 higher than for those diagnosed at stage I, when the disease is localized.
Old Drug, New Discovery: How 5-FU Fights Cancer in a Surprising Way
MIT researchers have uncovered a surprising new mechanism behind a widely-used cancer treatment.
Critical Warning for Cancer Patients in re: Fenbendazole Brands Sold on the Open Market
Good news! Glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, can be detected by a simple blood test in just one hour.
Revolutionary Blood Test Identifies Deadly Brain Cancer in Just One Hour
Good news! Glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, can be detected by a simple blood test in just one hour.
Harnessing Your Circadian Rhythm for Cancer Care
Discover how aligning cancer treatment with your body’s natural circadian rhythm can enhance effectiveness and improve outcomes.
Younger Generations Face Rising Cancer Rates and Increased Mortality
A new study reveals that Gen X and Millennials are experiencing higher rates of 17 different cancers, including pancreatic, ovarian, and colorectal cancers.
Researchers Have Discovered Certain Mouth Bacteria Can Melt Away Cancer Cells
Researchers were shocked to see this common mouth bacteria could drastically decrease the number of viable cancer cells in laboratory settings by up to 99%.
The Pros and Cons of Mammograms: Insights From A Breast Cancer Surgeon
“We’re not being honest with people,” said breast cancer surgeon Dr. Laura Esserman in a recent interview.
Landmark Verdict: $260 Million Awarded in Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Case
J&J ordered to pay $260 million to Kyung Lee, a 48-year-old mother who developed mesothelioma after using the company’s talc-based baby powder for over 30 years.
City of Hope Reveals Breakthrough Cancer Trends for 2024
City of Hope leaders predict that in 2024, more people will benefit from groundbreaking cancer research. Here’s the scoop.
Post-Pandemic Surge in Unusual Cancers: Investigating the C0VID-19 Connection
Doctors are observing a rise in unusual cancer cases following the C0VID-19 pandemic, prompting questions about potential links to the virus.
Sunscreen Safety Shock: 75% Fail to Meet Health Standards
News alert: according to a recent study, only 1 in 4 sunscreens on the market are safe and effective.
Invisible Threat: Toxic Fumes from Your Car’s Interior
New research finds 99% of cars tested emit toxic fumes as temperatures rise, resulting in calls for urgent regulatory changes to eliminate the use of flame retardants in cars.
Are Your Favorite Foods At Risk of Being Banned Due to Cancer Risk?
Some foods that risk being banned here in the U.S. are Lucky Charms, Froot Loops, Skittles, Nerds, M&M’s, Swedish Fish; Flamin’ Hot Cheetos and Doritos.
Cancer Incidence Climbs: Over 2 Million U.S. Cases Anticipated This Year
This year marks a concerning milestone, with the American Cancer Society predicting nearly 5,500 Americans will receive a cancer diagnosis each day.
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