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Eat For Your Life! Top Anti-Angiogenesis Foods Part 1

In Greek, “angio” means vessels and “genesis” is birth. Blocking angiogenesis enables us to undercut cancer’s spread. Angiogenesis is th...

Hemocyanins: Cancer Application

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PROTEIN PROPERTIES Keyhole limpet hemocyanin is an extremely large, heterogeneous glycosylated protein consisting of subunits with a molec...

Genomics and Cancer: The Search for a Cure

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By Charles Swanton Over the past two decades, dramatic progress has been made in many areas of medicine where hope once seemed out of re...

How To Beat Cancer & Gain Cell Immortality

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An important way that precancerous cells evade a checkpoint that normally stops their growth has been discovered by Salk Institute scientis...

WARNING! HERBAL MEDICINE IS NOT ALWAYS SAFE

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Herb carcinogen, aristolochic acid, causes higher mutation-rate than smoke or UV. Aristolochiaceae are a flowering plants family, with ab...

Nature's Medicine Cabinet Pt. 2: Dangerous Animals Save Lives

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From cancer treatment to painkillers , here are the agents that may be hazardous materials today but could evolve into powerful medications...

Nature's Medicine Cabinet Pt. 1: Dangerous Animals Save Lives

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Nature, it turns out, is one big medicine cabinet. We can thank the willow plant for the salicin that turned into aspirin , and the po...

Tweaking The Immune System Can Help Fight Cancer & Block Angiogenesis

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Cancers that become resistant to an important class of drugs might be made vulnerable by tweaking the immune system, a team led by UCSD r...

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