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Melanoma Cases Are On the Rise
Melanoma cases have tripled in the last 30 years and are rising fastest in young people. Here's what you need to know about the types, warning...
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Do Detox Diets Help During Cancer Treatment?
Juice cleanses and detox diets are popular — but during cancer treatment, they can accelerate muscle loss, interfere with medications, and stress the organs your treatment...
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How Does Body Weight Affect Cancer Risk and Treatment?
Excess body weight contributes to an estimated 11% of cancers in women and 5% in men — driven by elevated insulin, chronic inflammation, and hormonal dysregulation....
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Tick season is getting more aggressive — and DEET, the go-to repellent for millions, comes with risks most people don’t know about. Here’s what the science...
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NEWS RELEASE/MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Anticancer Research Journal Publishes Groundbreaking Ivermectin Study
Oncology · Groundbreaking Research Largest Peer-Reviewed Study on Off-Label Ivermectin + Mebendazole in Cancer Treatment Published in Anticancer Research Journal The Wellness Company has announced a...
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Lab-Grown Meat Sounds Like Progress. The Science Isn't So Sure.
Bill Gates has called lab-grown meat the future of food. But a growing body of research—on carbon footprints, food safety, and nutrition—suggests the pitch is running...
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What Does Bromelain Actually Do for Your Body?
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Your Colon's Hidden Shield: How Mucus Protects Against Colorectal Cancer
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