Men tend to be less concerned about their health by comparison with women, and this is one of the reasons why women have a longer life-span than men. Typically, men and women experience similar medical problems, but there are certain conditions that are more common in men. The first most common male health issue is… Continue reading
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Steam Broccoli fight with the cancer
If your goal is to live and feed healthy, to standing away the cancer, you would wealth your menu with broccoli, for example with a steam broccoli. And the secret is to steam it lightly—never overcook it – and to add broccoli sprouts. This combination can nearly double the anticancer properties of this cruciferous vegetable.… Continue reading
Selenium may be your prevention against bladder cancer
There is a study, whill was published in the December issue of Cancer Prevention Research, that was be of the American Association for Cancer Research. In those jurnal is saying that the element selenium, a trace mineral found in grains, nuts and meats, may aid in the prevention of high-risk bladder cancer. The researchers which… Continue reading
The right treatment of eye cancer can prevent a blindness
Partial or complete blindness is one of the potential consequences of radiation treatment for eye cancer. Now a University of Colorado School of Medicine physician has discovered a way to prevent blindness related to eye cancer treatment. Cancer of the eye and orbit is not common, but it can be devastating. The National Cancer Institute… Continue reading
The traditional Chinese medicine and fight against cancer
Drawings of tumors have been found on turtle shells and “oracle bones” dating from the eleventh century B.C. Medical texts dating from 200 B.C. have detailed descriptions of tumors and their causes. Cancer is well known and well documented in Chinese medical literature. Yet there is no word for cancer in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).… Continue reading
There are new stratigies about treatment of cancer and flu
Biochemist and protein crystallographer Dr. Oliver Daumke of the Max Delbruck Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC) Berlin-Buch, Germany, has won the “Bayer Early Excellence in Science Award 2010” in the biology category. He will receive the prize worth EUR 10,000 for his contributions to the understanding of the structure and function of GTP-binding (G) proteins… Continue reading
Breast cancer is deathly in smokers or ex-smokers
Women with breast cancer who smoke regularly or used to be regular smokers have a significantly higher chance of faster breast cancer progression and dying from the disease, compared to non-smoking patients, researchers from the University of California, San Francisco revealed at the Ninth Annual AACR (American Association For Cancer Research) Frontiers in Cancer Prevention… Continue reading
It is just a mole or…a skin cancer
To find out whether it is a mole or cancer, check your skin every few months, because most skin cancers start as irregular spots, says Ariel Ostad, MD, assistant professor of dermatology at New York University. Normal mole What it is: A mole is a harmless spot that develops in childhood or later in life… Continue reading