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Evidence linking ancient Egyptians to human cancer treatment over 4,000 years ago
It’s a ground-breaking discovery. An international team of researchers recently uncovered evidence that ancient Egyptians were engaged in experimental treatments or medical explorations of human cancer over 4,000 years ago. “This is an extraordinary new perspective in our understanding of the history of medicine,” said Edgard Camarós, a paleopathologist at the University of Santiago de…
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Randy Moss reveals he’s battling cancer and can’t walk without a cane in painful health update
NFL legend Randy Moss revealed in an emotional Instagram Live video on Friday that he is battling...
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Just months after announcing he was cancer-free, popular TV reporter Bob Nunnally dies at age 68
Former NBC4 Columbus meteorologist Bob Nunnally passed away on December 8, as confirmed by...
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‘We always have each other’s backs’ – the story of the identical twins who got the same rare diagnosis 4 years apart
With cheeky smiles and boundless enthusiasm, football-loving Alec and Aden O’Connor from...
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Here is how Bob Marley died – the mystery explained
The enigma surrounding how reggae icon Bob Markey died engaged the thoughts of fans after the new musical biopic “Bob Marley: One Love,” hit the theaters. The documentary film explored the...
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Ex-pro athlete battling rare form of cancer that ended his career encourages others with his story
After being diagnosed in 2022 with pheochromocytoma, a rare tumor of the adrenal gland when he threw up blood while traveling to work in central London, Will Wise, a former professional basketball player,...
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Ashley Cain reveals second child could have heart condition after painful exit of first to cancer
TV personality Ashley Cain, 33, has announced he’s expecting a second child, two years after the heartbreaking loss of his baby girl Azaylia to a rare form of cancer at eight months old. Cain had...
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Meet Frank Clyburn, the black CEO who changed the face of cancer treatment in the U.S.
Only a handful of black professionals are retained at top executive positions despite years of advocacy for corporate diversity and inclusion. Today, market analysis shows that only 0.8 percent of black...
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Meet Dr. Jane Wright, one of the pioneers who treated cancer patients with chemotherapy in the early 50s
In the mid-1960s, Dr. Jane Wright was regarded as the highest-ranked African American in the medical field. Aside from being the first woman to assume office at the New York Cancer Society, she pioneered...
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This Nigerian scientist is developing a permanent cure for cancer from African plants
A Nigerian Molecular Biologist, Mansurah Abdulazeez, is embarking on the herculean task of finding a permanent cure for cancer. Abdulazeez’s ambitious visionary research into African plants to develop...
