Cancer Stories
- Eating peanuts and tree nuts — such as hazelnuts, pecans, almonds, and walnuts — daily can help you live longer.
- Cryogenic freezing sounds like science fiction, but we’re getting closer and closer to waking up the frozen dead.
- Research has shown that a small daily dose of aspirin may help treat both heart disease and cancer, but what about stomach bleeding risks?
- Poison isn’t good for your health unless prescribed by a doctor.
- The dirt in our own backyards could hold the key to curing all sorts of diseases, and scientists need your help to find them.
- Will getting a blood transfusion change your DNA? Yes and no.
- Scientists have just discovered that a nut known for its cancer-causing properties may also hold a key to treating the disease.
- Unusual bleeding can mean different things, depending on where the blood is coming from and what it looks like.
- Just before she died of cancer, a 14-year-old girl won a legal battle to be cryogenically frozen in hopes of being someday revived and cured.
- The liver can regenerate itself like a superhero, but that doesn’t mean it is invincible; it can become damaged just like any other organ.
- Common habits, such as getting a UV gel manicure or using talcum powder, could be increasing your risk of cancer without you even realizing it.
- It’s possible for men to get cancer in their most sensitive areas — including their reproductive organs.