Category: Health, Science Author : Kim LaCapria Posted: January 25, 2012Tags : blow jobs, cancer, Georgetown, hpv, HPV and oral sex, HPV vaccine, oral sex, oral sex cancer, scary, studies There are two camps of people, it seems, by and large, when it comes to oral sex- one that vocally demonstrates their love for and [...]
Read More...Category: News Author : Dan Evon Posted: January 21, 2012Tags : jerry sandusky, Joe Paterno, joe paterno dead, Penn State UPDATE: A spokesman for the family has denied the report of Joe Paterno’s death. The spokesman said that the rumors are “absolutely not true.” Paterno’s son, Jay, also sent out a tweet, saying: “Reports are [...]
Read More...Category: Science Author : Steven Hodson Posted: January 15, 2012Tags : cancer, medicine, sugar Esophageal cancer is the eighth leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States and the fifth biggest in the United Kingdom so any new tools that enable doctors to detect and help fight it is probably more than welcome; which [...]
Read More...While it may not have been a typical extra-curricular activity, 17-year-old Angela Zhang’s after school project may change the world. Zhang has been making headlines recently after taking home a check of $ 100,000 from the national Siemens science contest , and now it has been suggested that her research could lead to a potential [...]
Read More...Category: Health, Science Author : Kim LaCapria Posted: January 13, 2012Tags : american cancer society, breast cancer, breast cancer and parabens, breast cancer anti-perspirants, breast cancer deodorant, carcinogens, parabens, parabens and cancer, university of reading I have a new theory. If anyone wants to raise awareness of a risk, the very last thing they should [...]
Read More...RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, Calif. — A Southern California girl who became a nationally recognized face of child cancer with a blog that chronicled her fight against brain tumors has died. Jessica Joy Rees was 12 years old. Jessica’s family announced her death on her Facebook page, stating that her 10-month battle with brain cancer ended [...]
Read More...RadarOnline Doctor’s orders. Does drinking wine affect a girl’s odds for breast cancer? Battle of the studies! Just a couple months ago, Harvard University released some buzz-killing stats showing that “women who drink just four small glasses of wine a week increase their risk of developing breast cancer by 15 percent.” That’s largely because alcohol [...]
Read More...Keep A Breast Foundation Call it the battle over boobies. A Southern California nonprofit known for its “I Heart Boobies” logo and campaign to fight breast cancer is suing an East Coast novelty company for allegedly using the motto on its products. The San Diego Reader has the juicy details of the federal copyright infringement [...]
Read More...Category: Science Author : H. Scott English Posted: December 20, 2011Tags : air detection, cancer, cocaine, criminal justice, italy, marijuana, scientists, studies, war on drugs New technologies have always been able to help researchers learn more about our lives, our health and the way we interact with each other. This time, due to new technology, [...]
Read More...I was going to make one myself because I am on a budget but my mother has cancer and it looks like they would be easy to make. Will any 5 amp source work ?
Read More...Category: Science Author : Steven Hodson Posted: November 22, 2011Tags : breast cancer, cancer, treatment Breast cancer is a health specter that haunts women but a new study from Breast Cancer Care and the University of Southampton has found that 34 percent of women currently suffering from secondary breast cancer live unnecessarily with uncontrolled pain. [...]
Read More...There are numerous reports that Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb is suffering from liver cancer. Is there any truth to this rumor running ramped across the Internet? You might be surprised by the answer. According to USA Today several UK media outlets are reporting that 61 year-old Gibb was diagnosed with liver cancer months ago. [...]
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