Society6 years ago
US tap water linked with 100,000 cancer cases: Study
A study of chemicals in US drinking water found that arsenic, even in small concentrations, is responsible for disproportionate numbers of cancer cases.
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Cancer patients blame US sanctions for lack of medications
Patients being treated from cancer in Iran struggle with obtaining necessary medications for therapy due to the US sanctions imposed on the country.
Politics6 years ago
US sanctions killing cancer patients in Iran: Report
A new report says US sanctions are claiming the lives of cancer patients in Iran.
InfoClips6 years ago
Devastating US Sanctions
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News Bulletin6 years ago
World’s 1st cancer patient treated with powerful MRI
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Foreign Policy6 years ago
US pastor network gives 50,000 Ugandans ‘miracle cure’
The cure is made from industrial bleach, and the pastor claims drinking it eradicates most diseases.
Persian Gulf6 years ago
Terminally-ill UAE prisoner dies of ‘medical negligence'
The woman died in prison after authorities denied her medical treatment for breast cancer.
Saudi Arabia6 years ago
‘Skin, stomach cancers rife among Saudi inmates’
An independent human rights group says skin and stomach cancers are rampant among imprisoned Saudi activists.
Persian Gulf6 years ago
‘UAE mistreating jailed terminally-ill cancer patient’
Human Rights Watch says Emirati authorities are denying a terminally-ill cancer patient treatment and denying her regular contact with her family.
Society6 years ago
Obesity-linked cancers on rise in young US adults
A sharp increase in obesity-linked cancers among young adults in the US could foreshadow a reversal in the overall decline in cancer mortality, researchers warn.
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