Leading risk for cancer revealed – and it’s not smoking, alcohol or the sun

Takeaways and beers: Experts discover the lifestyle choices that trigger most dangerous form of bowel cancer

Takeaways and beers: Experts discover the lifestyle choices that trigger most dangerous form of bowel cancer

Alcohol Consumption Linked to 20 Health Outcomes in Nature Health Study of 843 Papers, with Cancer Risk at Any Level

A June 2026 Nature Health study by IHME analyzed 843 studies across 20 health outcomes, confirming alcohol raises cancer risk at any level while showing nuanced cardiometabolic findings.

So what is causing the rise of cancer in millennials? Other than literally everything [Interesting]

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Profits over health? Inside story of India's U-turn on carcinogenic fungicide Thiram

Profits over health? Inside story of India's U-turn on carcinogenic fungicide Thiram

Dr. Mitch Shulman: Dealing with sunscreen misinformation

Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer responsible for almost one-third of all new cancer diagnoses each year. The proper use of broad-spectrum sun protection (sunscreen, shade, protective clothing) is a proven way to protect you, but most

Countering Common Cancer Conspiracies

The so-called “war on cancer” is not only a miserable failure but has also become a monumental myth perpetuated by the Medical...Click to Keep Reading »

Precigen: Entering The Oncology 'Sweet Spot'

Precigen: Entering The Oncology 'Sweet Spot'

When Will Cancer Stop Being “Our Fault”?

Sara Black McCulloch By placing the burden of maintaining one’s health on individuals, we obscure the broader environmental, political, genetic, and social forces that affect our well-being. The post When Will Cancer Stop Being “Our Fault”? appeared first on The Nation.

A metallic taste in my mouth turned out to be incurable cancer

'It felt like my life was coming crashing down'

Every hour spent sitting down increases the risk of cancer by nearly a tenth

Every hour spent sitting down increases the risk of cancer by nearly a tenth

Why does cancer seem so common right now? An oncologist explains

Why does cancer seem so common right now? An oncologist explains

Women Are More Likely To Face This Alcohol-Related Risk

Awareness is the first step.

Gene Solutions' SPOT-MAS 10 Places Asia-Led Cancer Screening Innovation in the Global Spotlight

Gene Solutions' SPOT-MAS 10 Places Asia-Led Cancer Screening Innovation in the Global Spotlight

The Sad Truth Behind My Failed Flat Closure Mastectomy

Photography by Joe Friend and Caroline Miller. Just over two and a half years ago, in February 2022, I had a double mastectomy because I had stage 1 breast cancer. I was diagnosed with the BRCA genetic mutation more than a decade prior to that. Flat Closure Mastectomy For those just joining the conversation now, [] The post The Sad Truth Behind My Failed Flat Closure Mastectomy appeared first on Elana's Pantry.

Contributor: Alcohol should be stigmatized like smoking

Drinking causes 1 in every 20 deaths worldwide. Perversely, because its harms are so widespread and longstanding and well known, many people accept them.

Mercury Retrograde 2026: Everything You Need to Know, and a Sign-by-Sign Guide to Protecting Your Peace

This year’s Mercury retrograde in Cancer has arrived—here, find Vogue’s sign-by-sign guide to how it might affect you.

Major review finds vaping likely causes lung and oral cancer

Researchers have concluded that nicotine vapes are likely to cause lung and oral cancers, based on evidence ranging from human biomarkers to animal and laboratory studies. The findings challenge the idea that vaping is a harmless alternative to smoking and suggest health risks may be emerging much sooner than many expected.

Americans Are in the Dark About the Dangers of Hot Dogs, Survey Finds

Only 11 could name a specific health risk linked to hot dogs and other processed meats, such as cancer.

Kerem Bürsin undergoes skin cancer screening and receives star honor in Azerbaijan

ALBAWABA - Kerem Bürsin raises skin cancer awareness before receiving Azerbaijan’s Walk of Fame honor...

Ivermectin isn't a cancer miracle drug, but influencers claim otherwise -- here's how to avoid sprinting past scientific evidence

Ivermectin isn't a cancer miracle drug, but influencers claim otherwise -- here's how to avoid sprinting past scientific evidence

Gaza: Over 9,000 skin disease cases in two weeks

Gaza: Over 9,000 skin disease cases in two weeks

Doctors Discover What’s Behind the Disturbing Rise of Cancer Cases in Millennials and Gen Z

Cancer keeps striking younger and younger. We now know why.

Debunked: A scientific study does not show that sunscreen increases the risk of skin cancer

Observational studies found the use of sunscreen was associated with skin cancer — but not for the reasons some people think.

What’s to blame for high breast cancer rates in AAPI women?

The westernization of Asian immigrants to the United States is contributing to a huge surge in breast cancer among Asian Americans, reports Medical Daily. That’s just one of the reasons [] The post What’s to blame for high breast cancer rates in AAPI women? appeared first on URL Media.

Kanser kulit membimbangkan di Sabah

KOTA KINABALU: Kanser kulit menjadi isu kesihatan semakin membimbangkan di Sabah berpunca terdedah berterusan kepada sinaran ultra ungu sepanjang tahun berlaku di negeri beriklim tropika. Keadaan itu menuntut peningkatan kesedaran masyarakat, pengesanan awal, diagnosis yang tepat serta rawatan berkesan untuk menangani penyakit berkenaan. Pengarah Kesihatan Sabah, Dr William Gotulis, berkata keadaan itu memerlukan usaha berterusan ... Read more The post Kanser kulit membimbangkan di Sabah appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Concern grows over the recent appearance of American singer and actress Brandy: "I hope she's okay?"

Brandy's recent video sparks concerns over her appearance. Fans speculate on health and wellbeing, reminiscing about past public scrutiny faced by celebrities.

The Empathy Paradox: Why Toxic Managers Are Suddenly Winning the Growth Race

New data reveals a troubling corporate trend—executives who admit to toxic cultures are doubling the financial growth of their empathetic peers. Here’s why.

Why dermatologists are excited about bemotrizinol, the newest sunscreen ingredient to enter the US

US sunscreens enter a new age with bemotrizinol

EcoWaste Coalition exposes mercury-laced skin lightening products for men

Quezon City. Manufacturers of dangerous skin-lightening products laced with mercury are targeting not only women, but also men. The toxics watchdog group EcoWaste Coalition made this observation after discovering two imported

WHO expects stronger focus on link between climate crisis and human health at COP31

'Health is one of the strongest and most tangible arguments for climate action because people experience climate change first through its impact on their lives, wellbeing, and communities,' WHO head of office in Türkiye tells Anadolu

New Poll: People Lacking Decent Healthcare More Likely To Believe Antivaxx Bullsh*t

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Study Links Pesticide Use to Higher Breast Cancer Rates in Rural U.S. Counties

(NaturalNews) A study published in Cancer Causes Control by researchers at Michigan State University examined county-level pesticide use and breast cancer inc...

Cancer to hit 92% of world: WHO

Cancer to hit 92% of world: WHO

From syabu to fentanyl, synthetic scourge fuels 70pc of Malaysia’s 192,000 abuse cases, says Saifuddin Nasution

KUALA LUMPUR, June 23 — Synthetic drug abuse in the country continues to present a worrying situation, with 141,81...

Is it true that … vitamin C serums provide added sun protection?

This antioxidant may enhance the protection sunscreens provide, but it is no substitute for themSunscreen does two important jobs. It is largely used for its UVB protection benefits – blocking the rays that cause sunburn and are a major contributor to the development of skin cancer. But it also blocks UVA radiation, filtering out the rays that lead to signs of ageing.Vitamin C does neither of these things, says Rosalind Simpson, a professor of dermatology at the University of Nottingham. That said, it is thought to help prevent sun damage in a different way. Continue reading...

Health concerns over Boyle Heights warehouse fire

Health concerns abound as the Boyle Heights warehouse fire continues sending smoke into the air. KTLA's Chris Wolfe reports. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/ktla?sub_confirmation=1