Why does colorectal cancer often occur on the left side?
Due to genes that have the ability to retain water and minimize the accumulation of waste concentrated in the left colon, the development of cancer in this area is often ...
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New research: Two golden times for exercising to help reduce cancer risk
Scientists Recently Discover Two Golden Hours for Exercise That Can Reduce Colorectal Cancer Risk by Up to 11%A recent study published in BMC Medicine by experts from the University of ...
Cancer treatment drug trial on 18 people, 100% cured
After a lengthy 6-month treatment process, cancer appears to have vanished in participants of the trial, undetectable through health checks, endoscopies, PET scans, or MRIs.According to RT news agency, patients ...
Circadian Rhythm Disorders Make Young People More Susceptible to Cancer
According to a recent study published in the scientific journal Science Advances, lifestyle factors that disrupt the biological clock may accelerate the progression of colorectal cancer, explaining the increasing incidence ...
Identifying the Causes of Increased Colorectal Cancer in Young People
An analysis using artificial intelligence (AI) on metabolic byproducts and the gut microbiome has identified dietary factors as a key cause of early-onset cancer.Published in the scientific journal NPJ Precision ...
Positive trial results of the drug that helps “melt” cancer tumors
Doctors have stated that a drug capable of "melting away" tumors could significantly increase the chances of curing colorectal cancer and may even replace the need for surgery.All patients participating ...
Identifying the deadly link between oral bacteria and cancer
Scientists from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in the United States examined tumors in 200 patients with colorectal cancer and discovered that in 50% of these cases, a specific group ...
Breakthrough in Early Detection Research of Intestinal Cancer Tumors
Scientists have discovered that when the probiotic bacterium Escherichia coli Nissle is present in the intestines, it prefers to reside in lesions that are precursors to colorectal cancer and colorectal ...
