Drinking sugary beverages may increase risk of deadly cancers
New research has found that drinking too many sugar-sweetened beverages may increase the risk of death from cancer.
Common household ‘forever chemical’ may increase liver cancer risk
In a recent study, there was a group of scientists from the University of Southern California did a study about a chemical called PFOS.
This...
Obesity may boost oral cancer development
Cancer is a common and devastating disease, and a group of scientists from the University of Michigan were determined to find out more about...
Menu calorie counts may help lower cancer risk in obese people
A new study suggests that specifying the number of calories for each item on restaurant menus could help prevent cancer cases linked with obesity...
Psychedelics may better treat depression and anxiety symptoms than prescription antidepressants for patients with...
In people with advanced cancer, psychedelic drugs like psilocybin, LSD and MDMA may significantly reduce the severity of depression and anxiety symptoms.
Roughly 10% of...
Scientists find a new way to prevent blood cancer
A group of biomedical researchers at Vanderbilt University and elsewhere has made a significant discovery that could help prevent blood cancer.
The researchers have found...
People with asthma have higher cancer risks, study finds
A new study has revealed that people with asthma are more likely to develop cancer, especially those who do not use inhaled steroids.
The study...
AI can predict colon cancer survival, treatment outcomes
A group of researchers at Harvard Medical School and elsewhere have developed a new artificial intelligence model that could provide doctors with important information...
Traditional Chinese medicine compound may help people with brain cancer live longer
A new study has found a potential treatment for malignant brain tumors using a drug made from a natural compound found in traditional Chinese...
What to know about supplements and cancer
From vitamin A capsules to herbal teas and zinc tablets, dietary supplements come in all shapes and sizes. But are they a good fit...