Controversy intensifies over fecal transplantation The Examiner Although it sounds gross, fecal transplantation has been successful for treating certain intestinal infections, including Clostridium difficile, which is a bacterium that can cause a severe, difficult to treat intestinal infection that can result in ...
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Stem-cell firm cleared for ovarian cancer trial Palm Beach Post A Southern California stem-cell company has received federal approval to test a new treatment for ovarian cancer on patients. | The Orange County Register reports (http://bit.ly/1ghN7rd ) it will be the third clinical trial by California Stem Cell In...
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Now, tumeric powder drug to help beat breast cancer Newstrack India Tweet | London, Feb 11 (ANI): Researchers have developed revolutionary new drugs from a common kitchen ingredient like tumeric to help beat breast cancer. | According to a new stud...
Yuvraj launches cancer awareness programme The Times Of India NEW DELHI: India cricketer Yuvraj Singh's cancer foundation 'YouWeCan' today joined hands with an NGO Navbharat Sewa Samiti to roll out a campaign named "Cancer Mukt Purvi Dilli" f...
Vitamin C keeps cancer at bay, US research suggests BBC News High-dose vitamin C can boost the cancer-killing effect of chemotherapy in the lab and mice, research suggests. | Given by injection, it could potentially be a safe, effective and ...
Cancer Overtakes AIDS, Malaria, TB As The Leading Killer Peace FM Online Staggering statistics from the World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed that cancer accounted for 8.2 million deaths globally, more than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis (TB) com...
World facing cancer ‘tidal wave’ The Irish Times The World Health Organisation has warned of a “tidal wave” of cancer and has called for the introduction of restrictions on sugar and alcohol. | The agency predicted the number...
Cancer 'tidal wave' on horizon, warns WHO BBC News The globe is facing a "tidal wave" of cancer, and restrictions on alcohol and sugar need to be considered, say World Health Organization scientists. | It predicts the num...
Malala visits refugee camp Syrians Belfast Telegraph Teenage activist Malala Yousafzai has visited a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan. | The 16-year-old, who came to the international limelight when she was... (photo: AP / Jessica Rinaldi)
Mobile phones 'pose no health risk' according to report The Daily Telegraph Related Articles | Dutch euthanasia minister found dead in garage 'likely killed' 13 Feb 2014 | Abortion clinics warned over gender selection 12 Feb 2... (photo: AP / Lee Jin-man)
Indian-American doctors pitch for Dr Vivek Murthy's confirmation The Times Of India WASHINGTON: An influential group of Indian-American doctors has campaigned at the Capitol Hill for Dr Vivek Murthy, who has been nominated by Presiden... (photo: AP / Meredith Nierman)
