Unexpected consequences of the habit of looking for cancer symptoms are named
+ A - Daily Mail: self-diagnosis helps detect ovarian cancer in women British scientists have come to the unexpected conclusion...
+ A - Daily Mail: self-diagnosis helps detect ovarian cancer in women British scientists have come to the unexpected conclusion...
+ A - Cancer: Hypertension and diabetes increase the risk of cancer Scientists from China have found that diseases associated...
+ A - Oncologist Kaprin named the symptoms of prostate cancer in men One of the most common cancers among...
Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko predicted that drugs will soon appear that will help significantly improve the situation with cancer...
During the first home match, fans of the Yaroslavl football club "Shinnik" held a support rally in honor of the...
+ A - Oncologist: acne medications can provoke the development of skin cancer Oncologist Evgeniy Cheremushkin explained why anti-acne cosmetics...
The photo is grainy and of poor quality, in which the face of the darling of the English nation is...
+ A - In Volgograd, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Lyubavin, who wished his subordinates to get...
+ A - Doctor Ulankina dispelled the myths that GMOs and sugar cause cancer Medical expert Olga Ulankina dispelled rumors...
+ A - The monarch is touched by the outpouring of support Britain's King Charles III has admitted that messages...
+ A - Development of skin and breast cancer may be associated with educational level Skin or breast cancer develops...
+ A - Oncologist: Belching and hiccups during meals may indicate stomach cancer A Russian oncologist named signs of cancer...
+ A - SHOT: A model from the Moscow region threatens to kill her ex-boyfriend's seriously ill subscriber A model...
+ A - Turkish footballer dies at age 29 from blood cancer Footballer of the Serik Belediyespor club Mumin Talip...
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russian scientists were able to come close to creating cancer vaccines. He expressed hope...