According to a recent study, women who survive cervical cancer face a higher risk for developing other cancers. The report, conducted by the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, studied 104,760...
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Researchers at the McGill University in Montreal have discovered a new screening test that's twice as accurate at diagnosing cervical cancer than the old and outdated Pap smear. Even more, with...
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This sounds very promising. According to an article on CBC Canada, researchers in Albert have developed a new and better way of detecting cancer: A faster, cheaper cancer diagnosis technology called a...
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An article from CBC Canada has good news in the continuing search for a prevention for cancer: Building hope that one pill can prevent many cancers, vitamin D cut the risk of several types of cancer...
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How low is your pain threshold? New research from New York University's medical school reveals that, if you suffer from fibromyalgia, your pain threshold may be lower than people who don't...
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Tanning season is just around the corner, the time of those beautiful golden skins that have absorbed the rays on the beach. But there's no longer a need to wait for the summer sun. Tanning beds...
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I think we all know about fast food and the dangers of eating too much of it. Sure. It tastes good, and it's all so handy when we're in a hurry. Besides, the kids love it. BULLETIN: It's...
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