Tag: cancer
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#MorningMonarchy: January 11, 2016
El Chappo, China meltdown and the global goals + this day in history w/Aaron Swartz and our song of the day by the late, great David Bowie on your Morning Monarchy for January 11, 2016.
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Cellular Nanomotors May Make ‘Fantastic Voyage’ Possible
Tiny Rocket Robots Could Combat Cancer Cell By Cell* from sciencerecorder.com: Robots are all around us—that’s a fact of everyday life that we’ve been taking for granted for the last few decades. Now get ready for the day when robots will be within us, too. Researchers at Penn State University demonstrated the first-ever insertion of…
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Too Many Sodas Contain Potential Carcinogen
from cnn.com: A chemical found in many sodas may be dangerous to your health, Consumer Reports says. And no, it’s not sugar (this time). The golden-brown color of many soft drinks comes with a dose of the chemical 4-methylimidazole, or 4-MeI. On U.S. product labels it appears simply as “caramel coloring.” Those who say the…
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Ohio, West Virginia Residents Sue DuPont Over Teflon Cancer
from ap.org: Nine Ohio and West Virginia residents who have cancer and other diseases have filed federal lawsuits this month against chemical giant DuPont, alleging the company knowingly contaminated drinking-water supplies with a chemical used by one of its plants. The lawsuits, filed Oct. 8 and this week, are among about 50 such cases —…
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Raw Garlic Consumption Can Cut Lung Cancer Risk (Nearly) In Half
from naturalsociety.com: A new study out of China has remarkable findings in regards to lung cancer prevention. Lung cancer was responsible for the deaths of 158,081 people in the U.S. in 2009, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Prevention, above treatment, is crucial as more people die from this type of cancer…
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Fight to Patent Human Genes Heard by Supreme Court
from activistpost.com: On Monday, the Supreme Court heard Myriad Genetics plead their case on why they want to patent human genes. According to the biotech company, it discovered the gene linked to higher risks in breast and ovarian cancer and plans to further its research. Related: Genetics have little influence over health, top stem cell…
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15-Year-Old Invents New Test for Early, Reliable Detection of Pancreatic Cancer
from mercola.com: Pancreatic cancer is a devastatingly fatal form of cancer, and is typically regarded as the most deadly and universally rapid-killing form of cancer. According to the U.S. National Cancer Institute,1 an estimated 45,220 Americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year, of which 38,460 are expected to die. Part of the problem…
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Case Dismissed! Texas Ends 15-Year Fight Against Cancer Doctor Burzynski
After a grueling 15-year long battle, the Texas Medical Board has officially ended its crusade to revoke Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski’s medical license.
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New Govt Mandated Lightbulbs A Major Health Hazard
from brasschecktv.com: Remember when the Congress decided to outlaw normal US-made light bulbs in favor of mercury-containing “green” ones made only in China? If dropped and broken, these bulbs require someone in a hazmat suit to clean up. Well, apparently, that’s not all. They cast a light that contributes to skin cancer.
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The HIV Virus: A Possible Cure for Leukemia?
The experimental technique relies on help from a disabled form of HIV because the virus is adept at carrying genetic material into T-cells so they’re able to kill off cancer cells.
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Gardasil Fingerprints Found In Post-Mortem Samples
For the first time in history, a biologically plausible mechanism of action has been discovered linking a vaccine to a serious adverse event. Gardasil has left behind its genetic fingerprint in post-mortem central nervous system samples of two girls who took this vaccine.
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New Evidence Demolishes Claims of Safety, Effectiveness of HPV Vaccine
There are currently two HPV vaccines on the market, but if there was any regard for sound scientific evidence, neither would be promoted as heavily as they are.
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Magnets Kill Cancer Cells In Lab
A magnetic method of killing cancer cells has been developed by scientists in South Korea. The technique uses a magnetic field to flip a “self-destruct” switch in tumours.

