Can a hormone treat cancer that isn’t driven by hormones?
Some things to know about progesterone therapy for cancer A hormone-driven cancer (or hormone-sensitive cancer) is a type of cancer that uses certain hormones to...
Read MoreSome things to know about progesterone therapy for cancer A hormone-driven cancer (or hormone-sensitive cancer) is a type of cancer that uses certain hormones to...
Read MoreProlactin: The Third Hormone in Breast Cancer Prolactin is a hormone that naturally rises during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It supports the growth of milk-producing glands...
Read MoreOver the past few years, cancer research has increasingly shifted its focus toward the immune system. New studies on cancer vaccines are making headlines daily,...
Read MoreA recent study published in Science found that linoleic acid, the main omega-6 fat found in vegetable oils, can directly promote tumor growth in triple-negative...
Read MoreWomen under 50 now face an 82% higher cancer incidence compared to men in the same age group. According to a recent report from the...
Read MoreWhen a woman finds out she’s pregnant, the first recommendation a doctor usually gives is to take a prenatal vitamin. Prenatal vitamins contain essential nutrients...
Read MoreVitamin D is often an overlooked therapy for both treating and preventing cancer. Deficiency is common in cancer patients, often stemming from limited sun exposure,...
Read MoreUnfortunately, it is becoming increasingly common for people in their 20s and 30s to receive a cancer diagnosis. While the majority of research continues to...
Read MoreBody fat is often thought as just a place where the body holds excess calories for later use. But fat tissue is actually much more...
Read More"A full embrace of the idea that the origin of cancer lies beyond the realm of genetic mutations will open new vistas on cancer treatment...
Read MoreWhen you donate blood, you lower your body’s iron stores. Iron is an essential nutrient, but in excess, it becomes a pro-oxidant, generating free radicals...
Read MoreHashimoto’s thyroiditis is the leading cause of hypothyroidism. In Hashimoto’s the immune system becomes overactive and inflamed, leading to chronic stress on the thyroid gland,...
Read More