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Research Reveals "Headspin Hole": A Hidden Risk Of Breakdancing
A case report in the BMJ details the first known case of the “breakdance bulge” – a benign tumour on the scalp, caused by the repeated friction and pressure exerted during headspins.
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Doctor Shares Shocking Discovery After Woman's Shoe Size Increased
In a series of tweets, Dr Kumar shared that woman's husband was his patient initially, he complained of back pain.
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Infertile Men Are Thrice As Likely To Develop Aggressive Prostate Cancer: 7 Causes Of Infertility In Men
Infertile men are at a higher risk of prostate cancer. Men who fail to have a baby naturally or through IVF are at a 47% increased risk of developing this deadly disease.
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Seinfield Actor Stanley Anderson Dies Of Brain Cancer: Everything You Need To Know About Brain Cancer
Seinfield actor Standley Anderson died on Sunday due to brain cancer. Brain cancer refers to the overgrowth of cells in the brain which results in the formation of tumours in the brain. Cancerous or benign, they grow at a very quick pace and disrupt your body's functions.
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At Night She Suffered Through Searing Pain, By Morning It Mysteriously Vanished
On nights that the pain became unbearable, Marion Millhouse Barker would get out of bed, head for the guest room, shut the door and scream as loud as she could.
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High Blood Sugar May Lower Risk Of One Type Of Brain Tumour
In a surprise finding, scientists have discovered that benign brain tumours that have previously been tied to obesity and diabetes are less likely to emerge in people with high blood sugar.
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High Testosterone Levels In Women Up Uterine Fibroid Risk: Study
Women who have high levels of both testosterone and estrogen in midlife may face a greater risk of developing benign tumours on the uterus called uterine fibroids than women with low levels of the hormones, reveals a new study.
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Sheryl Crow blames brain tumour on mobile phone
Sheryl Crow thinks her benign brain tumour was caused by her mobile phone
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Now, a mobile app to accurately detect cancer
Scientists have developed a mobile phone-based system which they say can detect cancer more accurately than the techniques routinely used in hospitals.Developed by a team at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the device is claimed to be up to...
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Breast disease predisposing to cancer identified
In a finding that may reduce the need for mastectomy, scientists have discovered that women with a benign breast disease have a raised risk of developing cancer but it usually occurs in one breast, not both.
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Research Reveals "Headspin Hole": A Hidden Risk Of Breakdancing
A case report in the BMJ details the first known case of the “breakdance bulge” – a benign tumour on the scalp, caused by the repeated friction and pressure exerted during headspins.
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Doctor Shares Shocking Discovery After Woman's Shoe Size Increased
In a series of tweets, Dr Kumar shared that woman's husband was his patient initially, he complained of back pain.
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Infertile Men Are Thrice As Likely To Develop Aggressive Prostate Cancer: 7 Causes Of Infertility In Men
Infertile men are at a higher risk of prostate cancer. Men who fail to have a baby naturally or through IVF are at a 47% increased risk of developing this deadly disease.
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Seinfield Actor Stanley Anderson Dies Of Brain Cancer: Everything You Need To Know About Brain Cancer
Seinfield actor Standley Anderson died on Sunday due to brain cancer. Brain cancer refers to the overgrowth of cells in the brain which results in the formation of tumours in the brain. Cancerous or benign, they grow at a very quick pace and disrupt your body's functions.
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At Night She Suffered Through Searing Pain, By Morning It Mysteriously Vanished
On nights that the pain became unbearable, Marion Millhouse Barker would get out of bed, head for the guest room, shut the door and scream as loud as she could.
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High Blood Sugar May Lower Risk Of One Type Of Brain Tumour
In a surprise finding, scientists have discovered that benign brain tumours that have previously been tied to obesity and diabetes are less likely to emerge in people with high blood sugar.
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High Testosterone Levels In Women Up Uterine Fibroid Risk: Study
Women who have high levels of both testosterone and estrogen in midlife may face a greater risk of developing benign tumours on the uterus called uterine fibroids than women with low levels of the hormones, reveals a new study.
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Sheryl Crow blames brain tumour on mobile phone
Sheryl Crow thinks her benign brain tumour was caused by her mobile phone
-
Now, a mobile app to accurately detect cancer
Scientists have developed a mobile phone-based system which they say can detect cancer more accurately than the techniques routinely used in hospitals.Developed by a team at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the device is claimed to be up to...
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Breast disease predisposing to cancer identified
In a finding that may reduce the need for mastectomy, scientists have discovered that women with a benign breast disease have a raised risk of developing cancer but it usually occurs in one breast, not both.
