Astoundingly, this year’s estimation of new cases and deaths from breast cancer in the United States reveals that 178,480 women and 2,030 men suffer from the disease, which kills 40,460 women and 450 men!
More shocking is the fact that the…
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The illness of the respiratory system — tuberculosis — spread by coughing and sneezing, astonishingly kills about 1.6 million people each year, even though it is curable. The death rate from the disease is the highest in the developing and…
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If the new findings are to be believed then chances of developing cancer are determined that whether your first-degree relative has an early cancer or not. The study sates that the relatives of an early age first-degree cancer patient are at a very…
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Stop trusting those sunscreens shelved at mostly all market stores. They are not the ‘front line’ defenses for you against harmful rays that can risk skin cancer. Experts advice you to either wear sun-blocking clothing or stay out of the..
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Oral sex is an even bigger killer than smoking or drinking, especially when it comes to throat cancer as it can pass on the human papillomavirus (HPV) and thus can grow a specific type of throat cancer in both men as well as woman, reveals a new study by.
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Around half a million women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year and it is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in women worldwide. According to oncology channel, the cause of cervical cancer is unknown and the infection caused by two…
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The human papillomavirus (HPV) is most commonly associated with cervical cancer. Now, a recent study links HPV with throat cancers.
Since 2000 researchers have believed a link exists, but they have not understood behaviors that connect the two and.
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If you love extreme sports and on many occasions have been forced to leave the field because you got injured or broke your limbs. Then there is good news for you, as from now on broken limbs will not be able hinder anyone from enjoying the game. Reason.
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Bad news for those who perceive that amateur boxers don’t sustain serious brain injuries. A recent study has shown that despite wearing headgear these amateur boxers suffer the same level of brain damage just like their professional counterparts..
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A rare surgery was conducted at the Capital’s Ganga Ram Hospital recently when a 15-year-old Indian-American boy underwent a successful simultaneous liver and kidney transplant.
California-based Ganesh Nehru was suffering from a disease…
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