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Prostate cancer tests are great for some but bring hidden problems to many
The PSA test isn’t an accurate indicator of prostate cancer. Ed Yourdon Ian Olver, Cancer Council Australia The question of…
From deficits to a spectrum, thinking around autism has changed. Now there are calls for a ‘profound autism’ diagnosis
Shutterstock Andrew Whitehouse, The University of Western Australia A heated debate about autism was reignited after the recent publication of…
Akeredolu: WHAT IS PROSTATE CANCER?
Governor Akeredolu died on Wednesday, 27, December, 2023, at the age of 67. The Ondo State Government has revealed that…
80% Of Diabetes Patients In Nigeria Unaware They Have The Disease — Research
A new research from the International Diabetes Federation has revealed that 80% of people living with diabetes in Nigeria only…
Every cancer is unique – why different cancers require different treatments, and how evolution drives drug resistance
Most tumors are made up of many different kinds of cancer cells, as shown in this pancreatic cancer sample from…
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Cancer in kids is different from cancer in grown-ups – figuring out how could lead to better pediatric treatments
Cancer in children is often more invasive and aggressive than that of adults. FatCamera/E+ via Getty Images Ranjini Bhattacharya, University…
Skin cancer: more people die from types that aren’t melanoma – surprise new finding
Bokehboo Studios/Shutterstock Sarah Allinson, Lancaster University If you mention skin cancer, most people think of melanoma – the deadliest skin…
Cancer has many faces − 5 counterintuitive ways scientists are approaching cancer research to improve treatment and prevention
Cancer cells don’t follow the typical rules that allow a multicellular collective to function. Dr. Cecil Fox/National Cancer Institute Vivian…
People with intellectual disability are often diagnosed with cancer when it is already well advanced
Stokkete/Shutterstock Martin McMahon, Trinity College Dublin Many people with intellectual disability are diagnosed with cancer when it has already spread…
Cancer: people living in England’s poorest areas at higher risk of death – new study
Those living in London had the lowest risk of dying from cancer. namtipStudio/ Shutterstock David Nelson, University of Lincoln Nationally,…
