Category: Cancer Treatment

Bladder cancer affects more than 600,000 people worldwide each year. Knowing the symptoms and risk factors is key to early detection. Pain when urinating, burning, or [Read More…]

Growing research suggests that e-cigarettes may cause side effects similar to those of conventional tobacco, including increased risks of lung cancer. Although e-cigarettes do not contain tobacco, [Read More…]

Scientists say that infusions or tea made from the leaves, flowers, bark, or roots of the jacaranda tree could have healing properties and even help [Read More…]

In the country, this cancer is the second most common cancer —the first is cervical cancer— in women, and although it mostly affects those over [Read More…]

According to research conducted by the Keck Medicine Center at this university, daily consumption of more than 2.5 servings of coffee, whether regular or decaffeinated and [Read More…]

Women have cycles. Their female reproductive system determines their sexual life, times of pleasure, menstruation, and fertility. Some women experience pregnancies and others decide not [Read More…]

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 40% of all cancer cases could be prevented by avoiding risk factors. Breast cancer is a disease [Read More…]

There are 270,000 cases of lung cancer detected worldwide that are not related to smoking and the probability of suffering from lung cancer in the [Read More…]

Fatty acids are the hope for human beings to prolong their life healthily, and potentially reach an average age of 95. Lately, there has been [Read More…]

Patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus should be considered at higher risk of developing colorectal cancer due to the common conditions shared by both diseases, [Read More…]