Cancers: 35 million people will suffer from it in 2050, warns the IARC
According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), cancer rates are expected to increase by 77% by 2050. ...
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Childhood cancers: an increase of 13% in twenty years
The new diagnostic tools make it possible to detect more pediatric cancers in the world. With great regional inequalities. The ...
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Glyphosate: Monsanto had been concerned about its toxicity since 1999
Declassified reports and emails reveal that Monsanto attempted to prove in 1999 that glyphosate is not carcinogenic and mutagenic.Is glyphosate ...
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Melanoma: mortality expected to drop by 2050
The melanoma death rate is expected to drop by 2050. Innovative treatments could accelerate this movement if as many people ...
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Overweight associated with eight new types of cancer
The number of victims of excess weight has been underestimated. 8 new forms of cancer are associated with overweight and ...
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The number of victims of excess weight has been underestimated. 8 new forms of cancer are associated with overweight and ...
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Liver cancer: reduce the risk with foods rich in selenium
Foods rich in selenium are beneficial for the liver. Cancers are less common in people with high blood levels.Seafood, onions, ...
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How the WHO has classified red meat as carcinogenic
Like cold cuts or red meat, 400 agents are classified by the WHO as carcinogenic or probably carcinogenic to humans. ...
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Tanning booths: dermatologists point out the dangers
After the 60 million survey pointing to the dangers of artificial UV rays, dermatologists are waiting for a response from ...
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Cancers linked to bad luck: WHO calls into question the study
A study, suggesting that two thirds of cancers are the result of chance, is strongly criticized by the WHO. Nearly ...
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No more leukemia near a power line
Exposure to high voltage power lines does not increase the risk of childhood leukemia. This is the result of a ...
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Cancer: WHO urgently calls for preventive measures
The WHO demands that States take urgent preventive measures. Vaccination campaigns, early detection and strict legislation are essential to win ...
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Cancers: 14 million new cases in 2012
The number of cancer cases and cancer deaths is still on the rise around the world, according to a report. ...
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No, “the public health problem linked to diesel” is not behind us
Diesel engine exhausts are known carcinogens, like tobacco. And only 15% of vehicles are equipped with filters."The public health problem ...
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6 million women live with breast cancer worldwide
Since 2008, breast cancer has increased by 20% and remains the most common cause of cancer death in women, according ...
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Cervical cancer: a global burden
Of the 528,000 new cases each year, 70% of women live in poorly developed areas. WHO advocates for the availability ...
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