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Woman diagnosed with 12 tumors in her lifetime has a never-before-seen genetic mutationA woman who's incredibly prone to tumors carries an unusual genetic mutation.
By Nicoletta Lanese Published
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DNA-damaging gut bacteria may fuel colon cancer in patients with inflammatory bowel diseaseCertain gut bacteria may explain the link between inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer.
By Nicoletta Lanese Published
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Fungi grow inside cancerous tumors, scientists discoverScientists found fungus in different types of tumors.
By Nicoletta Lanese Last updated
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The Science Behind the Cell Phone Cancer ScareDo cell phones cause cancer? Studies can't find a link, but fear remains.
By Christopher Wanjek Last updated
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The Truth About Cell Phones and CancerThere is no plausible biological or physical reasoning for why it cell phones would cause cancer.
By Christopher Wanjek Last updated
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Can Chronic Stress Cause or Worsen Cancer? Here's What the Evidence Shows.It’s clear that chronic stress isn’t great for you, but we still don’t know whether it drives cancer.
By Yasemin Saplakoglu Last updated
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Selena Gomez's Diagnosis: What Is Lupus?Pop star Selena Gomez recently announced that she underwent chemotherapy for lupus, an autoimmune disorder that attacks many organs in the body.
By Tia Ghose Last updated
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How to Tell Liver Spots from Moles and Cancer
Liver spots are not dangerous. Melanoma is.
By Fred Cicetti Last updated
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Selenium, Vitamin E Supplements May Double Prostate Cancer RiskIn a new look at a previous study that had to end early because of disappointing results, researchers find that selenium and vitamin E supplements may almost double men's risk of prostate cancer.
By Bahar Gholipour Last updated
