Colorectal cancer: ‘Shocking’ surge in cases among younger adults may be driven by C. diff infections
Johns Hopkins research suggests that C. diff infections may contribute to the rise of colorectal cases in young Americans.
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Scientists unravel secrets behind bacterium that can increase stomach cancer risk
A new study describes how H.pylori causes extensive stomach tissue damage and enables uncontrollable cell growth.
Cell research unearths new way of stopping colorectal cancer tumors from growing
A new study has developed a novel colorectal cancer inhibitor that could prevent tumors from growing and spreading throughout the body.
Women who start colorectal cancer screenings before age 50 less likely to develop disease
According to a new study from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), endoscopic screening for colorectal cancer (CRC) in women before the age of 50 can significantly reduce the risk of CRC.
Using light to destroy colorectal cancer cells: Innovative treatment shows no toxic side effects
A recent study from researchers at Texas A&M University details an alternative option of using an implantable wireless device that kills leftover cancer cells during surgery.
Biological age warning: As your cells get older, your risk of colon cancer increases
With age as a factor behind this form cancer, the research team hopes the findings could help promote treatments that slow down aging.
Just 30 minutes of exercise causes release of protein that protects against colon cancer
For the first time, scientists have shown how exercise can decrease your risk of colon cancer and slow the growth of tumors.
The longer a person is overweight, the greater their risk for developing colon cancer
The longer a person stays overweight, the more likely they are to develop colon cancer, according to new research.
‘Invisibility cloak’ for cancer drugs successfully delivers bacteria to kill tumors
An “invisibility cloak” for cancer drugs could be the new secret weapon that kills life-threatening tumors.
Common ‘gut bugs’ strengthen prostate cancer, make tumors resistant to treatment
Common gut bacteria can feed the growth of prostate cancer while shielding tumors from the effects of treatment, a new study finds.