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Some women in the UK still unaware of cervical screening
Some women in the UK still unaware of cervical screening
Cancer

"Nearly a quarter of women who don't make cervical screening appointments are unaware that the process even exists, according to a UK survey," BBC News reports. Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the cervix, the entrance to the womb…

Published date 15 August 2017
Why rats shouldn’t wear lipstick
Why rats shouldn’t wear lipstick
Cancer

“Could lipstick give you breast cancer?”, the Daily Mail asked today. The newspaper reported a warning from scientists that chemicals found in lipstick and nail

Published date 15 August 2017
'Contaminated air' on planes linked to health problems
'Contaminated air' on planes linked to health problems
Cancer

"Toxic fumes in aircraft cabins could cause serious health problems, scientists warn," reports The Sun. This is based on a UK study investigating air contamination on aircraft and its possible effects on the health of pilots and cabin crew…

Published date 15 August 2017
Blood test may show if prostate cancer treatment is working
Blood test may show if prostate cancer treatment is working
Cancer

"Prostate cancer blood test helps target treatment," BBC News reports. A study found a blood test could detect which men with advanced prostate cancer would benefit from new drug treatment. Researchers analysed...

Published date 15 August 2017
Coffee could make breast cancer drug tamoxifen more effective
Coffee could make breast cancer drug tamoxifen more effective
Cancer

"A cancer-killing cocktail of the hormone drug tamoxifen and two coffees every day was found to reduce the risk of [breast cancer] tumours returning," the Mail Online reports. The same study also found evidence that caffeine slowed the cancer's growth…

Published date 15 August 2017
Antibiotics and vitamin C could kill cancer cells
Antibiotics and vitamin C could kill cancer cells
Cancer

"Vitamin C and antibiotics could be up to 100 times more effective than drugs at killing cancer cells – without the side effects," reports the Mail Online. The news comes from the results of a study that found a new two-pronged approach using…

Published date 15 August 2017
'Everyday chemicals' linked to cancer
'Everyday chemicals' linked to cancer
Cancer

"Chemicals in everyday items like cosmetics linked to cancer," The Independent reports. Research involving genetically engineered human cells found that a class of chemical called aldehydes damaged a gene that prevents cancer from developing…

Published date 15 August 2017
Walking an hour a day may help cut breast cancer risk
Walking an hour a day may help cut breast cancer risk
Cancer

"Women who walk for an hour a day can cut their chance of breast cancer by 14%," The Guardian reports. A new study found that even moderate regular exercise is associated with lower risk of cancer …

Published date 15 August 2017
How dogs could sniff out prostate cancer
How dogs could sniff out prostate cancer
Cancer

"Dogs trained to detect prostate cancer with more than 90% accuracy," The Guardian reports. Two trained bomb-sniffing dogs also proved remarkably successful in detecting compounds associated with prostate cancer in urine samples…

Published date 15 August 2017
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