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Scientist discover new way to kill cancer: A new way of killing cancer cells have been discovered by scientist which could guide to new treatments for a range of different cancers. Researchers at The University of Manchester and Southampton in their latest study has shown that antibodies can kill cancer cells directly. When the antibody binds, it causes lysosomes - small acid-containing sacs - inside the cell to swell and burst, rapidly releasing their toxic contents with fatal results for the cancer cell. Dr Mark Cragg, from the University of Southampton, believes that their findings are significant and open up the possibility of applying the knowledge of how antibodies can be developed to trigger cell death and may enable us to design treatments for other cancers. Source; July 22, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)
Third-hand smoke is a cancerous threat to children: Here's a new addition to the already known and harmful active and passive smokers category. Till now we were aware of the hazards of passive smoking (second-hand smoke) that folks in vicinity of smokers suffered. However now we need to steer clear of the "third-hand smoke" too. It is defined as the invisible yet toxic brew of gases and particles clinging to smokers' hair, clothing, cushions and carpet that lingers long after second-hand smoke has cleared from a room. This residue includes heavy metals, carcinogens and even radioactive materials that young children can get on their hands and ingest, especially if they're crawling or playing on the floor.
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Cancer charity is funded by recycling old cell phones: Contributing for the wellbeing of humans as well as earth is the best way to kick start 2009! A cancer charity from a small town in South West England has come up with a platform where residents can recycle their mobiles and at the same time raise funds for cancer awareness. World Cancer Research Fund has teamed up with ShP solutions, specialists in mobile phone recycling, to raise £3.50 for every cell phone recycled. Every mobile phone recycled WCRF UK will be helping to fund innovative scientific research into cancer prevention as well as an extensive national education program. All you got to do is donate that unwanted mobile phone and hit two birds with one stone!
Via - Greenlaunches; January 2, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)
Scientist discover new way to kill cancer: A new way of killing cancer cells have been discovered by scientist which could guide to new treatments for a range of different cancers. Researchers at The University of Manchester and Southampton in their latest study has shown that antibodies can kill cancer cells directly. When the antibody binds, it causes lysosomes - small acid-containing sacs - inside the cell to swell and burst, rapidly releasing their toxic contents with fatal results for the cancer cell. Dr Mark Cragg, from the University of Southampton, believes that their findings are significant and open up the possibility of applying the knowledge of how antibodies can be developed to trigger cell death and may enable us to design treatments for other cancers. Source; July 22, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Third-hand smoke is a cancerous threat to children: Here's a new addition to the already known and harmful active and passive smokers category. Till now we were aware of the hazards of passive smoking (second-hand smoke) that folks in vicinity of smokers suffered. However now we need to steer clear of the "third-hand smoke" too. It is defined as the invisible yet toxic brew of gases and particles clinging to smokers' hair, clothing, cushions and carpet that lingers long after second-hand smoke has cleared from a room. This residue includes heavy metals, carcinogens and even radioactive materials that young children can get on their hands and ingest, especially if they're crawling or playing on the floor.
More...; January 5, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Cancer charity is funded by recycling old cell phones: Contributing for the wellbeing of humans as well as earth is the best way to kick start 2009! A cancer charity from a small town in South West England has come up with a platform where residents can recycle their mobiles and at the same time raise funds for cancer awareness. World Cancer Research Fund has teamed up with ShP solutions, specialists in mobile phone recycling, to raise £3.50 for every cell phone recycled. Every mobile phone recycled WCRF UK will be helping to fund innovative scientific research into cancer prevention as well as an extensive national education program. All you got to do is donate that unwanted mobile phone and hit two birds with one stone!
Via - Greenlaunches; January 2, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)
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Scientist discover new way to kill cancer: A new way of killing cancer cells have been discovered by scientist which could guide to new treatments for a range of different cancers. Researchers at The University of Manchester and Southampton in their latest study has shown that antibodies can kill cancer cells directly. When the antibody binds, it causes lysosomes - small acid-containing sacs - inside the cell to swell and burst, rapidly releasing their toxic contents with fatal results for the cancer cell. Dr Mark Cragg, from the University of Southampton, believes that their findings are significant and open up the possibility of applying the knowledge of how antibodies can be developed to trigger cell death and may enable us to design treatments for other cancers. Source; July 22, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Third-hand smoke is a cancerous threat to children: Here's a new addition to the already known and harmful active and passive smokers category. Till now we were aware of the hazards of passive smoking (second-hand smoke) that folks in vicinity of smokers suffered. However now we need to steer clear of the "third-hand smoke" too. It is defined as the invisible yet toxic brew of gases and particles clinging to smokers' hair, clothing, cushions and carpet that lingers long after second-hand smoke has cleared from a room. This residue includes heavy metals, carcinogens and even radioactive materials that young children can get on their hands and ingest, especially if they're crawling or playing on the floor.
More...; January 5, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Cancer charity is funded by recycling old cell phones: Contributing for the wellbeing of humans as well as earth is the best way to kick start 2009! A cancer charity from a small town in South West England has come up with a platform where residents can recycle their mobiles and at the same time raise funds for cancer awareness. World Cancer Research Fund has teamed up with ShP solutions, specialists in mobile phone recycling, to raise £3.50 for every cell phone recycled. Every mobile phone recycled WCRF UK will be helping to fund innovative scientific research into cancer prevention as well as an extensive national education program. All you got to do is donate that unwanted mobile phone and hit two birds with one stone!
Via - Greenlaunches; January 2, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)
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Scientist discover new way to kill cancer: A new way of killing cancer cells have been discovered by scientist which could guide to new treatments for a range of different cancers. Researchers at The University of Manchester and Southampton in their latest study has shown that antibodies can kill cancer cells directly. When the antibody binds, it causes lysosomes - small acid-containing sacs - inside the cell to swell and burst, rapidly releasing their toxic contents with fatal results for the cancer cell. Dr Mark Cragg, from the University of Southampton, believes that their findings are significant and open up the possibility of applying the knowledge of how antibodies can be developed to trigger cell death and may enable us to design treatments for other cancers. Source; July 22, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Third-hand smoke is a cancerous threat to children: Here's a new addition to the already known and harmful active and passive smokers category. Till now we were aware of the hazards of passive smoking (second-hand smoke) that folks in vicinity of smokers suffered. However now we need to steer clear of the "third-hand smoke" too. It is defined as the invisible yet toxic brew of gases and particles clinging to smokers' hair, clothing, cushions and carpet that lingers long after second-hand smoke has cleared from a room. This residue includes heavy metals, carcinogens and even radioactive materials that young children can get on their hands and ingest, especially if they're crawling or playing on the floor.
More...; January 5, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Cancer charity is funded by recycling old cell phones: Contributing for the wellbeing of humans as well as earth is the best way to kick start 2009! A cancer charity from a small town in South West England has come up with a platform where residents can recycle their mobiles and at the same time raise funds for cancer awareness. World Cancer Research Fund has teamed up with ShP solutions, specialists in mobile phone recycling, to raise £3.50 for every cell phone recycled. Every mobile phone recycled WCRF UK will be helping to fund innovative scientific research into cancer prevention as well as an extensive national education program. All you got to do is donate that unwanted mobile phone and hit two birds with one stone!
Via - Greenlaunches; January 2, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)
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Scientist discover new way to kill cancer: A new way of killing cancer cells have been discovered by scientist which could guide to new treatments for a range of different cancers. Researchers at The University of Manchester and Southampton in their latest study has shown that antibodies can kill cancer cells directly. When the antibody binds, it causes lysosomes - small acid-containing sacs - inside the cell to swell and burst, rapidly releasing their toxic contents with fatal results for the cancer cell. Dr Mark Cragg, from the University of Southampton, believes that their findings are significant and open up the possibility of applying the knowledge of how antibodies can be developed to trigger cell death and may enable us to design treatments for other cancers. Source; July 22, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Third-hand smoke is a cancerous threat to children: Here's a new addition to the already known and harmful active and passive smokers category. Till now we were aware of the hazards of passive smoking (second-hand smoke) that folks in vicinity of smokers suffered. However now we need to steer clear of the "third-hand smoke" too. It is defined as the invisible yet toxic brew of gases and particles clinging to smokers' hair, clothing, cushions and carpet that lingers long after second-hand smoke has cleared from a room. This residue includes heavy metals, carcinogens and even radioactive materials that young children can get on their hands and ingest, especially if they're crawling or playing on the floor.
More...; January 5, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)

Cancer charity is funded by recycling old cell phones: Contributing for the wellbeing of humans as well as earth is the best way to kick start 2009! A cancer charity from a small town in South West England has come up with a platform where residents can recycle their mobiles and at the same time raise funds for cancer awareness. World Cancer Research Fund has teamed up with ShP solutions, specialists in mobile phone recycling, to raise £3.50 for every cell phone recycled. Every mobile phone recycled WCRF UK will be helping to fund innovative scientific research into cancer prevention as well as an extensive national education program. All you got to do is donate that unwanted mobile phone and hit two birds with one stone!
Via - Greenlaunches; January 2, 2009 | Related Entries - Cancer | Comments (0)
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