Friday, 30th July 2010

Cancer

Risk of pool water 'unclear' A study suggests that "swimming pools can give you cancer, because disinfectants in the water react with sunscreen, sweat, and skin to form a toxic cocktail of chemicals", said The Daily Telegraph.

Household cleaners and cancer risk "Houseproud women with spotless bathrooms could be twice as likely to get breast cancer," reported The Sun.

New breast cancer drug? British scientists are developing a new drug that could stop the spread of breast cancer in a fifth of sufferers, reported the Daily Express. It said that the drug is based on a genetic 'breakthrough' that identified how cells break away from

Can socialising fight cancer? Socialising with others can "help fight cancer," according to The Daily Telegraph. The newspaper said that the 'positive stress' from interaction causes tumours to shrink and even go into remission.

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Cancer drug shows early promise

Cancer relapse lower with statins

Mobiles not linked to child cancer

Blood pressure pills 'cancer link'

Blood test for early cancers

Meat, potatoes and lung cancer

Blood pressure pills 'cancer link'

Blood test for early cancers

Breast cancer probe shows promise

Lab tests on 'cancer vaccine'

Early tests on anti-cancer virus

Growth hormone and breast cancer

Brain cancer not linked to phones

Breast cancer: new genetic clues

Broccoli and breast cancer

Bowel test 'slashes cancer deaths'

Scientists fight cancer with viruses

Pigment disease 'reduces cancer risk'

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