Cancer does not have one single physical appearance. According to the Institute of Cancer Research, there are more than two…
HPV Vaccines: Cancer-preventing, not cancer-causing
HPV vaccines do not contain live virus. That means you cannot get HPV or an HPV-related disease from the vaccine.
Is dandelion root a cure for cancer or just a marketing gimmick?
Many substances that work well in the lab may not show the same effect in the human body.
Can nettle cleanse cancer cells?
In fact, there is no scientific evidence that nettle can prevent or treat cancer.
Acidic or alkaline? Its link to cancer is not what you think
Have you ever heard of the so-called “alkaline diet”? If not, let me tell you about the rumors surrounding it.…
🐝 Is bee venom effective against cancer? What does science say?
Trying bee venom products at home or using them through unregulated alternative medicine practices can be extremely dangerous.
First step in cancer treatment: Should we be afraid of biopsy?
By enabling accurate diagnosis, biopsy allows for a personalized treatment plan—making it essentially the first step in cancer treatment.
Can mammography cause cancer? What science really says
It’s true that mammograms involve a small dose of radiation. However, the amount is not high enough to be considered…
Is apricot kernel a cure for cancer? Nope.
Not only do apricot kernels lack proven benefits against cancer, but their unsupervised consumption can be dangerous.
Should we be worried about aluminum in roll-ons? What science says?
2014’te yapılan bir sistematik derleme çalışması alüminyum içeren roll-onların meme kanseri riskini artırdığına dair açık bir kanıt bulunmadığını gösteriyor.