Kilometres of winding tunnels under the tropical grasslands of Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia could harbour vital clues to preventing cancer and living longer.
Oral sex is often the first of many forays into sexual intimacy we experience as fumbling teenagers. And for many couples, it remains an important – and enjoyable – part of their sexual repertoire. But can it cause cancer?
While improvements in cancer therapy and advances in palliative care mean that the illness does not always lead to inevitable and painful death as it once did, approximately one in three of us will get some form of cancer in our lifetime.
“Self-deception is a valuable personal coping tool. It allows us to aspire to significance, strive for new knowledge, and yearn…
The first results of the most comprehensive genetic survey of cancer ever to be undertaken by an international consortium of…