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.
