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UK Man, 25, Dies Of Brain Tumour After Doctors Misdiagnose It As Appendicitis
Doctors gave him only three months to live, but he died just 12 days after the diagnosis on September 17.
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How Mutant Cells Turn Into Aggressive Cancers Discovered
Scientists have discovered how a gene mutation found in several human cancers - including leukaemia, gliomas and melanoma - promotes the growth of aggressive tumours, a finding that may help develop new treatment for the deadly diseases.
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Cell phone use may cause cancer: World Health Organization
WHO has concluded that cellphones are "possibly carcinogenic"
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Coffee or tea lower brain cancer risk
Consuming coffee or tea daily may reduce the chances of developing brain cancer.
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Cell phone-brain cancer link inconclusive :Study
Cell phone users worried about getting brain cancer aren't off the hook yet.A major international study into the link between cell phone use and two types of brain cancer has proved inconclusive, according to a report due to be published in a medical journal Tuesday.
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India initiates new cancer research
The Indian government in collaboration with the Centre for Scientific and Industrial research (CSIR) has undertaken a new project involving cancer genome research. The project involves many other private agencies like the Indian Institute of Science (IIS) and Manipal Hospital in Bangalore, Cancer centre of the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai, th...
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UK Man, 25, Dies Of Brain Tumour After Doctors Misdiagnose It As Appendicitis
Doctors gave him only three months to live, but he died just 12 days after the diagnosis on September 17.
-
How Mutant Cells Turn Into Aggressive Cancers Discovered
Scientists have discovered how a gene mutation found in several human cancers - including leukaemia, gliomas and melanoma - promotes the growth of aggressive tumours, a finding that may help develop new treatment for the deadly diseases.
-
Cell phone use may cause cancer: World Health Organization
WHO has concluded that cellphones are "possibly carcinogenic"
-
Coffee or tea lower brain cancer risk
Consuming coffee or tea daily may reduce the chances of developing brain cancer.
-
Cell phone-brain cancer link inconclusive :Study
Cell phone users worried about getting brain cancer aren't off the hook yet.A major international study into the link between cell phone use and two types of brain cancer has proved inconclusive, according to a report due to be published in a medical journal Tuesday.
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India initiates new cancer research
The Indian government in collaboration with the Centre for Scientific and Industrial research (CSIR) has undertaken a new project involving cancer genome research. The project involves many other private agencies like the Indian Institute of Science (IIS) and Manipal Hospital in Bangalore, Cancer centre of the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai, th...
