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Soon, a little saliva will be enough to detect cancer
According to the National Cancer Institute (INCa), the number of new cancer cases in mainland France is estimated to be…
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Ovarian tissue transplant: first born in Brittany
“This is a first for us! », Dr. Gynecologist at Medically Assisted Procreation (AMP) Center at Brest University Hospital. Sarah…
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They invent a new test that detects breast cancer with saliva and in just 5 seconds
A new breast cancer screening method has been announced by University of Florida researchers in collaboration with National Yang Ming…
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Studies show a worrying link between emulsifiers and some cancers
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Brain cancer: Child’s cure raises high hopes for research: News
Rare but deadly, infiltrating brainstem glioma is one of the deadliest forms of childhood brain cancer. One child, however, seems…
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How Lucas was miraculously cured of an incurable form
by Le Figaro with AFP published 4 hours ago, Update 1 hour ago “Such a case, I know of none…
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Artificial intelligence ‘can detect prostate cancer faster’
According to statistics from Public Health France, prostate cancer is the most common in men, with 59,800 new cases in…
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In Chernobyl, the mutant wolves may have developed incredible cancer resistance abilities
It has been almost thirty-eight years since the region hosting the Chernobyl power plant was emptied of its inhabitants. But…
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United States Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin, hospitalized again International
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, who is suffering from prostate cancer, was re-hospitalized this Sunday due to discomfort related…
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Chernobyl mutant wolves may have developed resistance to cancer
For more than 35 years, animals have roamed the Chernobyl wasteland. Exposed to carcinogenic radiation, some of them transformed into…
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