AllNewsVideos'World Cancer Research' - 97 News Result(s)US Scientists Decode 125-Year-Old Element That Could Improve Cancer TreatmentsWorld News | Indo-Asian News Service | Monday July 15, 2024 US researchers have decoded an element that could destroy cancerous cells, and advance treatment options for the deadly disease that claims millions of lives globally. www.ndtv.comNew Research Shows AI Can Help Fight Breast CancerIndia Ai | Written by Zaid Nazir | Tuesday July 9, 2024 The research shows Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help fight breast cancer. 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What The WHO Listing MeansWorld News | The Conversation | Saturday July 15, 2023 The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is the specialised cancer agency of the World Health Organization, has declared aspartame may be a possible carcinogenic hazard to humans. www.ndtv.comChemical Found in Common Artificial Sweetener Can Damage DNA, Claims StudyWorld News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Wednesday June 7, 2023 The study adds to previous research that says sucralose can also cause intestinal damage. www.ndtv.comCancer-Causing 'Forever Chemicals' Found In Contact Lenses, Says StudyWorld News | Edited by Ritu Singh | Sunday May 14, 2023 Researchers tested 18 popular kinds of contact lenses and found extremely high levels of organic fluorine in each. www.ndtv.comCovid Vaccination Improves Efficacy Of Cancer Treatment, Says StudyWorld News | Edited by Nikhil Pandey | Friday November 11, 2022 Researchers were concerned that Covid vaccine would reduce the effectiveness of drugs used to treat nasopharyngeal cancer, a type of throat cancer, but a new study shows the opposite. www.ndtv.comMore News »'World Cancer Research' - 3 Video Result(s)WHO To NDTV On Cancer Concerns Over Popular Artificial Sweetener AspartameJun 29, 20231:10Reforms In Defence, Civil Aviation, Announces Finance MinisterMay 16, 20201:16:52'Welcome To The Future': Prannoy Roy Speaks To Silicon Valley InnovatorsSep 22, 201849:49'World Cancer Research' - 97 News Result(s)US Scientists Decode 125-Year-Old Element That Could Improve Cancer TreatmentsWorld News | Indo-Asian News Service | Monday July 15, 2024 US researchers have decoded an element that could destroy cancerous cells, and advance treatment options for the deadly disease that claims millions of lives globally. www.ndtv.comNew Research Shows AI Can Help Fight Breast CancerIndia Ai | Written by Zaid Nazir | Tuesday July 9, 2024 The research shows Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help fight breast cancer. Early and accurate diagnosis can be pivotal for treatment amongst patients, and a newly developed AI system promises to do so with near perfect diagnosis. www.ndtv.comNew Blood Test Can Predict Breast Cancer Return Much Before ScansWorld News | Indo-Asian News Service | Monday June 3, 2024 British researchers have developed an "ultra-sensitive" new blood test which can predict if the cancer will return years before it shows up on scans. www.ndtv.comAntarctic Wildlife Is Being Sunburnt. Scientists Say It's A "Wake-Up Call"World News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Thursday May 2, 2024 The ultraviolet radiation from the Sun increase the risk of skin cancer and cataracts in humans, but researchers do not yet know if the same is true for Antarctic mammals and birds. www.ndtv.comUK Researchers Developing World's First Lung Cancer VaccineScience | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Friday March 22, 2024 The team will create 3,000 doses of the vaccine, which recognises the "red flag" proteins, known as neoantigens, and kills them. www.ndtv.comCancer Cases To Jump 77% By 2050, Driven By Lifestyle And Environment, Warns WHOWorld News | Edited by Nikhil Pandey | Friday February 2, 2024 The World Health Organization's cancer agency, IARC, warns of a 77% increase in global cancer diagnoses by 2050, reaching over 35 million cases annually. www.ndtv.comActor Shannen Doherty Says Cancer Has Spread to Her Bones: "I Don't Want To Die"Feature | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Thursday November 30, 2023 The actor said she is now working towards raising awareness and funds for cancer research, showing to the world that people will terminal cancer still have plenty to contribute to the world. www.ndtv.comFake China Doctor Tricks Breast Cancer Patient Into Bizarre "Cement Treatment", Probe LaunchedWorld News | Edited by Bhavya Sukheja | Wednesday November 1, 2023 A self-proclaimed "tumour research institute" in China is under investigation after a woman exposed how her cancer-stricken mother was duped into paying a staggering amount for treatments that included applying cement to her skin. www.ndtv.comNobel Prize In Medicine To Be Announced Today: A Look At Past WinnersWorld News | Agence France-Presse | Monday October 2, 2023 Narcolepsy, cancer, or mRNA vaccine research could win the Nobel Medicine Prize on Monday when a week of announcements kicks off, but experts see no clear frontrunner for the Peace Prize. www.ndtv.comNew Cancer Drug, Inspired By 9-Year-Old Girl, Offers Fresh PromisesWorld News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Thursday August 3, 2023 The cancer drug named AOH1996 is a tribute to Anna Olivia Healey who died in 2005 from neuroblastoma. www.ndtv.comWhat The WHO Listing Of Aspartame Means For Your Diet Soft Drink HabitWorld News | The Conversation | Monday July 17, 2023 The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is the specialised cancer agency of the World Health Organization, has declared aspartame may be a possible carcinogenic hazard to humans. www.ndtv.comDoes Aspartame Really Cause Cancer? What The WHO Listing MeansWorld News | The Conversation | Saturday July 15, 2023 The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is the specialised cancer agency of the World Health Organization, has declared aspartame may be a possible carcinogenic hazard to humans. www.ndtv.comChemical Found in Common Artificial Sweetener Can Damage DNA, Claims StudyWorld News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Wednesday June 7, 2023 The study adds to previous research that says sucralose can also cause intestinal damage. www.ndtv.comCancer-Causing 'Forever Chemicals' Found In Contact Lenses, Says StudyWorld News | Edited by Ritu Singh | Sunday May 14, 2023 Researchers tested 18 popular kinds of contact lenses and found extremely high levels of organic fluorine in each. www.ndtv.comCovid Vaccination Improves Efficacy Of Cancer Treatment, Says StudyWorld News | Edited by Nikhil Pandey | Friday November 11, 2022 Researchers were concerned that Covid vaccine would reduce the effectiveness of drugs used to treat nasopharyngeal cancer, a type of throat cancer, but a new study shows the opposite. www.ndtv.comMore News »'World Cancer Research' - 3 Video Result(s)WHO To NDTV On Cancer Concerns Over Popular Artificial Sweetener AspartameJun 29, 20231:10Reforms In Defence, Civil Aviation, Announces Finance MinisterMay 16, 20201:16:52'Welcome To The Future': Prannoy Roy Speaks To Silicon Valley InnovatorsSep 22, 201849:49Your search did not match any documentsA few suggestionsMake sure all words are spelled correctlyTry different keywordsTry more general keywordsCheck the NDTV Archives:https://archives.ndtv.com