Being a day person, linked to a lower risk of breast cancer
Being a day person (popularly known as larks) is associated with a lower risk of developing breast cancer, as opposed to being a nocturnal person … Read more
WHO adds 5 anti-cancer therapies, 3 antibiotics and oral anticoagulants to the list of essential drugs
Five cancer therapies, three antibiotics for infections resistant to multiple essential drugs and the new oral anticoagulants are among the 28 medications for adults and … Read more
The distribution of body fat, related to an increased risk of aggressive prostate cancer
In the first prospective study on the body fat distribution and risk of prostate cancer measured directly, researchers have found that higher levels of abdominal … Read more
A new blood test could improve the diagnosis of ovarian cancer
A new blood test, developed by researchers at the University of Uppsala (Sweden), shows promise in the possibility of more accurate diagnoses of ovarian cancer, … Read more
A group of researchers ensures that up to 80 percent of colorectal cancers are spread before diagnosis
A group of researchers from the Stanford University School of Medicine (USA) has shown in a study with 3,000 patients that up to 80 percent … Read more
European Commission approves talazoparib for metastatic or locally advanced breast cancer with BRCA mutation
The oral inhibitor of the poly ADP-ribose polymerase (PARP), talazoparib, has been approved by the European Commission with the indication of patients with metastatic breast … Read more
Hector Bonilla: stealing as a lawyer was not my thing, I preferred to be an actor
Hector Bonilla He declined to be a lawyer because he did not want to become a thief, and by pursuing his vocation he bet the … Read more
Osakidetza focuses its future on continuing to be pioneers in the treatment of cancer
Nekane Murga, Minister of Health, has offered an interview to Radio Euskadi in which she reiterated that the lines to be followed by her Department … Read more
Dysfunction of a gene involved in breast development during puberty predisposes to breast cancer
A team led by researchers from the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) has discovered that the dysfunction of a key gene for the proper … Read more
Mexican scientists isolate antibiotics from scorpion venom
Scientists from Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) have discovered that the venom of the Diplocentrus melici scorpion has two compounds capable of fighting antibiotic-resistant strains … Read more