Cancer Rates Vary Between Race, Gender, Statistics Show
The most common cause of cancer deaths for black women are due to breast cancer and colorectal cancers while for black men cancers mainly include prostate, lung, and colorectal cancers.
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Cancer Cases Increasing In Developing Countries
The American Cancer Society reports concerns regarding an increase in cancer cases in developing countries.
Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Diseases, Reduced Lung Function
A new study may show how a deficiency of vitamin D might negatively affect the lungs.
Anti-Estrogen Drugs May Be Effective Lung Cancer Treatment
New research has found that a long-known drug to help treat breast cancer may also be used to reduce death risks from lung cancer as well.
Scientists Claim To Have Lung Cancer Vaccine
Scientists in Cuba claim to have developed a lung cancer vaccine. A drug called CIMAVAX-EGF was developed by scientists…
Daily Aspirin Use May Reduce Cancer Risks By Up To 60 Percent
Researchers have found that taking aspirin each day can help decrease the risk of dying from cancer by more than 20 percent over the course of five years.
Folic Acid, Vitamin B12 Supplements May Increase Cancer, Death Risks
Heart disease patients in Norway, a country where folic acid is not fortified into food, noticed higher cancer and death risks after receiving vitamin B12 and folic acid treatments.
