Fighting Cancer News
Appendix Cancer: A Rare Threat Growing Among Millennials and Gen X
Recent research is sounding a serious alarm: cases of appendix cancer—previously considered almost unheard of—have tripled in Generation X and quadrupled among millennials compared to earlier generations.
Scientists Just Cracked the Queuosine Code (What This Means for Cancer)
Scientists crack micronutrient mystery that proves the gut-brain connection and just might be the key to cancer and brain health.
How Music Therapy Is Changing the Cancer Journey
Discover why oncologists are adding certified music therapists to the care team and how a simple playlist might boost your own recovery.
Tiny Jars, Big Concerns: Unveiling the Pesticide Dilemma in Baby Food
Dangerous new findings by EWG researchers that shed light on what’s really in those tiny baby food jars. Here’s what you need to know.
How Your Snack Choices Might Be Putting You at Risk of Colorectal Cancer
In the realm of teenage priorities, colon cancer may seem light years away, but the snacks and junk food often enjoyed today could be planting seeds for deadly health issues down the road.
Playing with Poison: Glyphosate’s Role in the Disturbing Surge of Childhood Leukemia
What’s behind the rise of childhood leukemia? Some scientists suggest that glyphosate may be a key contributor to this unsettling trend.
Congratulations to America’s New Top Young Scientist
Check out this 14-year-old who just won the title of “America’s Top Young Scientist” with his skin cancer-fighting soap.
Detroit Road Dust Raises Health Concerns
Hidden dangers in Detroit’s road dust? A recent investigation details their findings.
FDA Proposes Stricter Rules on Chemicals in Hair Straightening Products
Many hair straightening products contain harmful chemicals, such as formaldehyde, and the FDA wants to do something about it.
THIS Brand of Bottled Water Found to Contribute to Liver Disease, Even Death
A Nevada jury has awarded $228.5M in damages against bottled water company after liver illnesses, death.
From Scenic Beauty to Silent Threat
“This study is a wake-up call for consumers, researchers and regulators….” according to a senior toxicologist at EWG.
New Study Reveals Hidden Hazards in Household Cleaning Products
“This study is a wake-up call for consumers, researchers and regulators….” according to a senior toxicologist at EWG.
New Approach for This Aggressive Cancer
Good news on the horizon for this aggressive and often deadly form of cancer.
Community Support in the Wake of Lahaina Fires: Moku Roots Extends a Helping Hand
Moku Roots, an exceptional health-oriented restaurant featured on The Templeton List, is extending a helping hand to the Lahaina community by providing nourishing meals and coordinating vital resources for those in dire need. Find out how you can help.
Homes Affected by Contaminated Groundwater in Grand Prairie, Texas
A toxic groundwater plume containing trichloroethylene, a known human carcinogen which can cause cancer, birth defects, and damage vital organs, is affecting dozens of homes in Grand Prairie, Texas.
Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Linked to Higher Liver Cancer and Disease Risk in Women, Study Finds
Just how many soft drinks are too much? You might be surprised to learn the answer.
VA Investigates Overseas Military Service and Three Types of Cancer
The study aims to examine whether there is a connection between veterans’ deployments and the development of glioblastoma, neuroendocrine tumors, and multiple myeloma.
Drug Shortages Likely to Affect Cancer Patients for Years to Come
According to the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, at least 25 cancer drugs are now in shortage,
New Concerns Arise Over Benzene in 59 Popular Antiperspirant and Deodorant Sprays
Recent research raises concern about potential health risks that may be associated with exposure to benzine, a known carcinogen, found in an alarming number of personal products like deodorants and antiperspirant sprays.
Microbial Partners in Crime: Investigating the Role of Microbes Inside Tumors
This new BBC article delves into the mystery of microbes that live inside tumors — bacteria and fungi which may be present within or surrounding them, providing scientists with important clues as to cancer development and treatments.
New Study Reveals How Exercise Suppresses Breast Cancer Growth
Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences researchers have recently revealed that exercise can suppress signaling within breast cancer cells, leading to reduced tumor growth or even the destruction of cancerous ones.
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