Battle Chemotherapy-caused Weight Loss with This

http://www.doctorshealthpress.com/cancer-articles/battle-chemotherapy-caused-weight-loss-with-this Battle Chemotherapy-caused Weight Loss with This For many, many people, chemotherapy is a necessary evil. It is what they and their doctors decide is the best chance for...

Battle Chemotherapy-caused Weight Loss with This

http://www.doctorshealthpress.com/cancer-articles/battle-chemotherapy-caused-weight-loss-with-this Battle Chemotherapy-caused Weight Loss with This For many, many people, chemotherapy is a necessary evil. It is what they and their doctors decide is the best chance for...

Village Where Nobody Smokes!

Despite a ban on it, smoking continues to claim thousands of lives in India each year. But in a small village in  India's Haryana state a folk tradition helps people shun smoking  and stay healthy. ...

Study: Inositol & Airway Test To Help Detect Lung Cancer Early On

A New Screening Test And Inositol Therapy Against Early-Stage Lung Cancer A new study published in the Science Translational Medicine journal shows the potential of a simple, non-invasive test to detect pre-cancerous cells to catch lung cancer in early stages. The test...

UK Sanger Institute: Breakthrough In Skin & Lung Cancer Research

British scientists at the Sanger Institute in the UK have made a startling breakthrough in cancer research, having identified tumors that cause healthy cells to turn cancerous in both skin and lung cancer patients....

Portable Breath Tester Detects Cancer

This gives people an early detection without sacrifying their health budget. "Lung cancer, one of the most fatal types of cancer can now be detected easily using a breathalyzer. This was discovered when a group of scientists in Israel devised a study using portable...

Smoker's risk with lung cancer by genetics

Lung cancer studies have results to a family link, risks were found on Chromosomes 5, 6 and 15 "Those with certain genetic changes on chromosome 5 were more likely to get a type of cancer called adenocarcinoma and...

John Atkinson: Golf celebrity passes away at 38 from Lung Cancer

John Atkinson who was best known for his celebrity US Open golf contest passed away at his Omaha home on June 11th, from lung cancer. A non-smoker, Atkinson was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2007 and became an advocate for lung cancer awareness with his messages through a...

HRT May Make Lung Cancer More Deadly

News coming out of a US federal study of hormone replacement therapy has raised another caution.  The use of the therapy may make lung cancer more deadly.  The study did not show that users developed lung cancers more often, but that for those unfortunate to develop...

Asbestos Found in Baby Powder

Traces of asbestos have been found in baby powder used to prevent rashes. The Korea Food and Drug Administration is checking 30 different baby powder products manufactured by 14 companies. So far up to 40 percent have been found to contain asbestos. "Asbestos has been found...

Judge rules that smoker's death was from addiction to cigarettes

A jury in Florida ruled earlier today that a man who died of lung cancer in 1997 at the age of 55, died from his addiction to cigarettes - this could be a major setback for the cigarette company Philip Morris as this...

Cancer Survivor Pat Burns is diagnosed with lung cancer

It was anounced today that former three time Jack Adams winning NHL head coach revealed that he now has lung cancer. "The 56-year-old told Montreal La Presse he learned he had the disease when he returned from the world hockey championships last spring." Burns is a cancer...

Third-Hand Smoke, New Cigarette Hazard

We've known the damage of first-hand smoke for years. And then there was the great second-hand smoke scare of the 90s. Now, in 2009 doctors and scientists are here to bring to your attention the dangers of...

Lung cancer link to food additive

Phosphates are a very common additive to processed foods and new research from korea shows that they can cause an acceleration of lung tumour growth. The experiments were undertaken on rats and UK experts stressed...

Fingernails point way to diagnosis

Everyone knows that dirty fingernails hold bacteria and can cause illness but what do our fingernails themselves tell us about our overall state of health? From heart disease to lung cancer our nails can tell a...

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