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Early Warning Signs & Symptoms Related To Brain Tumour
In this article, we share some common signs and symptoms of brain tumour one should look out for.
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Most Cancer Patients Die Of "Cachexia", Not Cancer: Read Details
When tumours in cancer patients elevate levels of an immune system molecule called Interleukin-6 (IL-6), it can cause severe brain dysfunction, which leads to a lethal wasting disease called 'cachexia' in about 50 to 80% cancer patients, a study said
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Brain: You Must Look Out For These Signs Of Brain Tumour
Read on as we examine some of the signs of brain tumours you must look out for.
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Latest Melanoma Brain Metastasis Study Could Lead to New Therapies, Unearth Cause Behind Tumour in Brain
Through an extensive study of the cells inside melanoma brain metastases, researchers have unravelled details about the condition which could lead to the development of new therapies. In the study, published in Cell, researchers from the Columbia University Irving Medical Center began by sourcing frozen metastatic tumours from dozens of melanoma pa...
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Vitamin B3 May Help Fight Brain Cancer, Finds A Study
A recent study on brain cancer suggested that it can be controlled with a very important food nutrient
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Obesity May Cause Eight More Types of Cancer: Study
Are you overweight and obese? Be warned, as you may be at an increased risk of developing eight more forms of cancer, including stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, ovary, meningioma - a type of brain tumour - thyroid cancer and the blood cancer multiple myeloma, says a review.
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Obesity May Cause 8 More Types Of Cancer: Study
Are you overweight and obese? Be warned, as you may be at an increased risk of developing eight more forms of cancer, including stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, ovary, meningioma -- a type of brain tumour -- thyroid cancer and the blood cancer multiple myeloma, says a review.
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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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Dogs Can Provide Clues About Human Brain Tumour: Study
Brain tumours in dogs are strikingly similar to those in humans, according to a new study which could give a better understanding of how the disease develops.
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Childhood Brain Tumour Survivors May Face Mental Issues: Study
Cancer survivors of childhood brain tumours show significant deficits in intelligence, educational achievement and employment, even decades after treatment, reveals a new research.
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New Target For Deadly Brain Cancer Treatment Identified: Study
Scientists including those of Indian-origin have found a key to how tumour cells proliferate so quickly - and ways to turn this engine of growth into a target for treatment of a deadly brain cancer.
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Mobile phones do not carry cancer risk
A recent study indicates that mobile phones do not increase the risk of developing brain tumour.
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Mobile phone radiation within limits
A survey of some of the world's most popular cell phones found they emit radiation well below agreed limits and largely in line with the data published by manufacturers, a Finnish regulator's study showed.
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Early Warning Signs & Symptoms Related To Brain Tumour
In this article, we share some common signs and symptoms of brain tumour one should look out for.
-
Most Cancer Patients Die Of "Cachexia", Not Cancer: Read Details
When tumours in cancer patients elevate levels of an immune system molecule called Interleukin-6 (IL-6), it can cause severe brain dysfunction, which leads to a lethal wasting disease called 'cachexia' in about 50 to 80% cancer patients, a study said
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Brain: You Must Look Out For These Signs Of Brain Tumour
Read on as we examine some of the signs of brain tumours you must look out for.
-
Latest Melanoma Brain Metastasis Study Could Lead to New Therapies, Unearth Cause Behind Tumour in Brain
Through an extensive study of the cells inside melanoma brain metastases, researchers have unravelled details about the condition which could lead to the development of new therapies. In the study, published in Cell, researchers from the Columbia University Irving Medical Center began by sourcing frozen metastatic tumours from dozens of melanoma pa...
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Vitamin B3 May Help Fight Brain Cancer, Finds A Study
A recent study on brain cancer suggested that it can be controlled with a very important food nutrient
-
Obesity May Cause Eight More Types of Cancer: Study
Are you overweight and obese? Be warned, as you may be at an increased risk of developing eight more forms of cancer, including stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, ovary, meningioma - a type of brain tumour - thyroid cancer and the blood cancer multiple myeloma, says a review.
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Obesity May Cause 8 More Types Of Cancer: Study
Are you overweight and obese? Be warned, as you may be at an increased risk of developing eight more forms of cancer, including stomach, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, ovary, meningioma -- a type of brain tumour -- thyroid cancer and the blood cancer multiple myeloma, says a review.
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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.
-
Dogs Can Provide Clues About Human Brain Tumour: Study
Brain tumours in dogs are strikingly similar to those in humans, according to a new study which could give a better understanding of how the disease develops.
-
Childhood Brain Tumour Survivors May Face Mental Issues: Study
Cancer survivors of childhood brain tumours show significant deficits in intelligence, educational achievement and employment, even decades after treatment, reveals a new research.
-
New Target For Deadly Brain Cancer Treatment Identified: Study
Scientists including those of Indian-origin have found a key to how tumour cells proliferate so quickly - and ways to turn this engine of growth into a target for treatment of a deadly brain cancer.
-
Mobile phones do not carry cancer risk
A recent study indicates that mobile phones do not increase the risk of developing brain tumour.
-
Mobile phone radiation within limits
A survey of some of the world's most popular cell phones found they emit radiation well below agreed limits and largely in line with the data published by manufacturers, a Finnish regulator's study showed.
