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Tattoos – A Body Art

Tattoos are a rage among college students who sport it for the ‘cool dude’ or ‘cool babe’ look

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CRISPR Restores Effectiveness of Lung Cancer Treatment

CRISPR Restores Effectiveness of Lung Cancer Treatment

The CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing system helps restore lung cancer sensitivity to chemotherapy, stated study published today in the journal Molecular Therapy Oncolytics by scientists from The Gen...

New Epigenetic Cervical Cancer Test Shows 100 Percent Detection Rate

New Epigenetic Cervical Cancer Test Shows 100 Percent Detection Rate

New test for cervical cancer outperformed both the current Pap smear and human papillomavirus (HPV) test at a reduced cost and with a 100 percent detection rate. The findings of the study ar...

‘Organoid’ Model for Patient-Specific Treatment of Appendix Cancer

‘Organoid’ Model for Patient-Specific Treatment of Appendix Cancer

A patient-specific tumor ‘organoid’ model was developed by the scientists of Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) to identify the most effective treatment for each tumor. ...

Negative Colonoscopies Linked to Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk

Negative Colonoscopies Linked to Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk

Ten years after a negative colonoscopy, Kaiser Permanente members were found to have 46 percent reduced risk of being diagnosed with and were 88 percent less likely to die from colorectal ca...

New Ways to Overcome Drug Resistance in Cancer to be identified Soon

New Ways to Overcome Drug Resistance in Cancer to be identified Soon

South Dakota State University researcher finding various new ways to destroy cancer cells which developed resistance to chemotherapeutic drugs. “Chemotherapy is the most common treatmen...

New Drug Offers Hope for Patients with Bone Marrow Cancer

New Drug Offers Hope for Patients with Bone Marrow Cancer

New therapeutic drug improved outcomes and survival rates for patients with a serious type of bone marrow cancer. The findings of the study are published in the journal The Lancet Oncology ...

Protection from Breast Cancer Starts Decades Later After Pregnancy

Protection from Breast Cancer Starts Decades Later After Pregnancy

It is a well-known fact that breast cancer risk is low in women who have had children compared to women who have never given birth. But, this breast cancer protection occurs many years after...

Computer Model Predicts the Course of Disease in Prostate Cancer

Computer Model Predicts the Course of Disease in Prostate Cancer

From the examination of tumor genomes of nearly 300 prostate cancer patients, it was found that changes in the prostate cells genetic information lead to the development of cancer. A compute...

New Vaccine to Prevent Shingles Among Cancer Patients

New Vaccine to Prevent Shingles Among Cancer Patients

Blood cancer patients who got treated with chemotherapy are at an increased risk of developing shingles, according to a new study published in the Journal of Infectious Diseases . The ...

Computer Model can Predict Prostate Cancer

Computer Model can Predict Prostate Cancer

A computer model has been developed in Denmark and Germany using cancer patient data that can predict the course of disease in prostate cancer. The enzyme that triggers some of the first mut...

Metastasis Risk in Prostate Cancer Patients can be Predicted Faster: Here's How

Metastasis Risk in Prostate Cancer Patients can be Predicted Faster: Here's How

A Next-Generation Copy Number Alteration (NG-CNA) assay has been developed that can analyze small amounts of material to estimate metastatic risk in prostate cancer patients, reveals a new s...

Exercise after Weight Loss May Reduce Colorectal Cancer Risk

Exercise after Weight Loss May Reduce Colorectal Cancer Risk

Exercise following weight loss may lower colorectal cancer risk, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the American Journal of Physiology--Endocrinology and Metabo...

Work Stress May Increase Cancer Risk

Work Stress May Increase Cancer Risk

New study highlights that work stress can increase the risk of cancer, reports a new study. In an International Journal of Cancer study of data on more than 280,000 people from North ...

India should Prioritize Cervical Cancer Screening

India should Prioritize Cervical Cancer Screening

Around one-fifth or nearly 74,000 women die of cervical cancer every year in India. With intensified screening, cervical cancer deaths have considerably reduced in developed countries. A lea...

Drug Combination Shut Down the Energy Supply to Cancer Cells

Drug Combination Shut Down the Energy Supply to Cancer Cells

Commonly used antidiabetic drug combined with an antihypertensive drug inhibits tumor growth by inducing the cancer cell death by shutting of the energy supply, according to the researchers ...

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Tattoos – A Body Art

Tattoos are a rage among college students who sport it for the ‘cool dude’ or ‘cool babe’ look

Harmful Effects of Tattoos

Tattoos can cause problems ranging from mild allergies to the deadly AIDS. Therefore take precautions during tattooing and care of the tattoo thereafter, or better avoid it altogether.

Fungal Infections

Candidiasis caused by candida albicans, seen as thrush diaper dermatitis, perineal infections, intertriginous dermatitis. Diagnosis is by clinical exam, and microscopic examination of skin scraping.

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is inflammation of the liver due to infection with the hepatitis B virus.

Tuberculosis

Tuberculosis, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, primarily affects the lung. It may spread to other organs.

Tetanus

Tetanus (or Lockjaw) is a serious preventable infection that can affect the muscles and nerves and results from contamination of wound. The vaccine against Tetanus can prevent the infection.

AIDS/HIV - Common Opportunistic Infections

Kaposi sarcoma develops below the skin surfaces or in mucous membranes of mouth, nose or anus and appears as lumps

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