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Can Tattoos Cause Cancer: Understanding The Risk Of Tattoos To Skin And Blood
This article explores the science, concerns, and precautions surrounding tattoos and their potential link to skin and blood cancers.
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Stroke: Symptoms, Causes And Other Things About Brain's Equivalent Of Heart Attack
Stroke risk can be increased by a variety of causes including lifestyle and medical factors.
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World Cancer Day 2021: Are Head And Neck Cancers Related To Lifestyle? Expert Clarifies
World Cancer Day: Tobacco consumption, both smoking and in chewable forms, along with alcohol, are the main causes of head and neck cancers. Find out more here.
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Why Has Cancer Become So Common? What Makes Young People Succumb To Cancer? Many More Queries Answered By Luke Coutinho
Cancer causes and prevention: Can genetic cancer be prevented? And why does cancer come back even after treatment? There are many such mind-boggling questions about cancer, many of which were addressed by Luke Coutinho recently on a Facebook live.
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The Real Cause of Cancer: Is it Pure Bad Luck? Science Answers
There have been a lot of risk factors like family history and lifestyle habits but a new study reveals that most cancers might be a case of random DNA mutations.
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Can Turmeric Compound Treat Colon Cancer?
A compound found in turmeric, a spice widely used in curries, could play a very important role in preventing and treating colon cancer, which frequently is caused by lifestyle factors, such as diet, say researchers including one of Indian-origin.
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Turmeric Compound May Treat Colon Cancer
A compound found in turmeric, a spice widely used in curries, could play a very important role in preventing and treating colon cancer, which frequently is caused by lifestyle factors, such as diet, say researchers including one of Indian-origin.
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9 In 10 Cancers Caused By Lifestyle, Not Genes: Study
Environmental and external factors such as smoking, drinking, sun exposure and air pollution may account for up to nine out of 10 cancers, a new study has claimed.
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Can Tattoos Cause Cancer: Understanding The Risk Of Tattoos To Skin And Blood
This article explores the science, concerns, and precautions surrounding tattoos and their potential link to skin and blood cancers.
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Stroke: Symptoms, Causes And Other Things About Brain's Equivalent Of Heart Attack
Stroke risk can be increased by a variety of causes including lifestyle and medical factors.
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World Cancer Day 2021: Are Head And Neck Cancers Related To Lifestyle? Expert Clarifies
World Cancer Day: Tobacco consumption, both smoking and in chewable forms, along with alcohol, are the main causes of head and neck cancers. Find out more here.
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Why Has Cancer Become So Common? What Makes Young People Succumb To Cancer? Many More Queries Answered By Luke Coutinho
Cancer causes and prevention: Can genetic cancer be prevented? And why does cancer come back even after treatment? There are many such mind-boggling questions about cancer, many of which were addressed by Luke Coutinho recently on a Facebook live.
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The Real Cause of Cancer: Is it Pure Bad Luck? Science Answers
There have been a lot of risk factors like family history and lifestyle habits but a new study reveals that most cancers might be a case of random DNA mutations.
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Can Turmeric Compound Treat Colon Cancer?
A compound found in turmeric, a spice widely used in curries, could play a very important role in preventing and treating colon cancer, which frequently is caused by lifestyle factors, such as diet, say researchers including one of Indian-origin.
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Turmeric Compound May Treat Colon Cancer
A compound found in turmeric, a spice widely used in curries, could play a very important role in preventing and treating colon cancer, which frequently is caused by lifestyle factors, such as diet, say researchers including one of Indian-origin.
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9 In 10 Cancers Caused By Lifestyle, Not Genes: Study
Environmental and external factors such as smoking, drinking, sun exposure and air pollution may account for up to nine out of 10 cancers, a new study has claimed.
