Alcohol: should we put labels on bottles to warn of the risks of cancer?
In the United States, health authorities recommend putting labels on alcohol bottles to warn of cancer risks, similar to what ...
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United States: soon labels on alcohol bottles to warn of the risk of cancer?
The Surgeon General of the United States, Dr. Vivek Murthy, wants the warning messages on alcohol bottles to be updated ...
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He has 8 organs removed to treat his appendix cancer
Faye Louise, who suffered from rare appendix cancer, had eight organs removed to beat the disease. THE ESSENTIAL A British ...
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Cancer: Reiki therapy to relieve the symptoms of patients treated by infusion?
Adults with cancer, treated in hospital and treated intravenously, have reported a reduction in their symptoms after benefiting from this ...
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Chemotherapy: a grape compound could make it more effective
Oleanolic acid from grapes could increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy, according to a new Italian study. THE ESSENTIAL In the ...
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A cancer vaccine developed by Russia for 2025, really?
Russia announces that it has developed a vaccine against cancer, capable of slowing the growth of tumors and preventing the ...
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Life expectancy, fertility, cause of death: what does the INED report say about the French?
According to the latest report from the National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED), life expectancy in France experienced a rebound ...
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Cancer: He had a year to live, but he survived thanks to an immunotherapy trial
A look back at this story that struck you last year: a 52-year-old man, suffering from bile duct cancer and ...
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Detect the chemical fingerprints of cancer in a few hours?
A study highlights a new technique for detecting different cancers at an early stage by spotting their unique fingerprints via ...
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Cancers and leukemia: there are no excess cases in Fos-sur-Mer
There are no more kidney and bladder cancers or acute leukemias in the Fos-sur-Mer - Étang de Berre area, according ...
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Cancer: risks decrease with old age, here’s why
Researchers have discovered why very old people have a lower risk of developing cancer compared to others. THE ESSENTIAL The ...
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Cancer: how fructose promotes tumor growth
Consumption of fructose, a sugar omnipresent in ultra-processed foods, could increase the growth rate of certain cancers, according to a ...
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Cancer: can postmenopausal women consume soy?
Canadian researchers provide reassuring information on the consumption of soy-based foods by women during menopause. THE ESSENTIAL Soy isoflavones, "compounds ...
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Brain cancer: associations are calling for better access to supportive care
Five associations fighting brain tumors are warning of the need to improve access to supportive care for people suffering from ...
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“We will never talk about recovery”: Emilie Dequenne announces her relapse
Star Emilie Dequenne, suffering from a rare cancer called adrenocorticaloma, announced her recurrence on December 1, 2024. THE ESSENTIAL Emilie ...
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Pascal Nouma: “I played 11 matches at OM with cancer”
Former French footballer Pascal Nouma has opened up about the cancer he was diagnosed with in 2001 while playing for ...
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Illegal promotion of cancer treatments: ANSM sanctions three companies
The companies Immucura, Immunyo and Iaso Health GmbH promoted immunotherapy treatment with dendritic cells against cancer on their websites and ...
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Cancer care: what are the biggest difficulties for patients?
A major investigation by the League against Cancer highlights alarming gaps in the care of patients with malignant tumors. THE ...
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Cancer: artificial intelligence detects tumors faster than humans
Researchers have developed artificial intelligence that detects cancer more quickly on a biopsy image than the human eye. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Blood tests: a new method for early diagnosis
The new approach could facilitate the diagnosis of certain diseases such as cancer by revealing specific biomarkers that cannot be ...
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Airfryer: watch out for potentially carcinogenic acrylamides
A study shows that the airfryer produces more acrylamide, a substance suspected of being carcinogenic, than a traditional fryer with ...
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Cancer: a fungus parasitizing caterpillars slows the growth of tumors
Cordyceps militaris, a fungus known to parasitize caterpillars, may help slow the growth of cancer cells. THE ESSENTIAL Cordyceps militaris ...
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A “super-antibody” to treat several types of cancer?
Scientists have developed an antibody that can attack cancers in a targeted manner, focusing on specific mutations in tumor cells. ...
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These fatty acids could prevent the risks of certain cancers
American researchers have observed that high levels of omega-3 and omega-6 could reduce the risks of several cancers. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Tobacco-free month: quitting smoking increases life expectancy after cancer diagnosis
Patients who quit smoking within the first six months of being diagnosed with cancer have a longer life expectancy, according ...
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Cancer: soon a blood screening test in one hour?
Scientists have developed a new test capable of quickly detecting certain cancer markers in the blood. Simple and affordable, it ...
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New CAR-T cells enable on-demand control of cancer treatment
Researchers have discovered how to turn CAR-T cells on and off that target tumor cells to destroy them, which could ...
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Using brewer’s yeast, scientists find potential way to beat cancer
After examining the mechanism of brewer's yeast, researchers believe that making cancer cells more vulnerable to starvation would make them ...
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Toys, kitchen utensils… black plastic items increase your cancer risk
Black plastic kitchen utensils and toys contain excessively high levels of flame retardants. These substances increase the risk of cancer. ...
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Nuclear: what is the impact of exposure to radiation on the risk of cancer?
Researchers examined the links between exposure to ionizing radiation of 300,000 former nuclear workers and their risk of developing hematological ...
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