The Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of stomach cancer
New systematic review and meta-analysis show that the Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of stomach or gastric cancer.
Treating cancer with alternative medicine — it’s dangerous
Many people, mostly quacks, push alternative medicine to treat or “cure” cancer. But they almost never work and are dangerous to health.
Glyphosate is not linked to cancer — examining the systematic reviews
What does the science say about the potential links between glyphosate (Roundup) and cancer? There’s a lot of research that says no link.
The science of red meat and cancer – what does it say?
This article will review the evidence that may support or reject the claim that red meat is linked to cancer.
Higher alcohol consumption may increase risk of colorectal cancer
A new population-based study shows that higher alcohol consumption may increase the risk of early-onset colorectal cancer.
There is little evidence that aspartame causes cancer
The World Health Organization is ready to claim that the sweetener aspartame causes cancer using weak evidence.
Vitamin D supplements — evidence about safety and effectiveness
A lot of medical research on vitamin D supplements don’t provide much evidence that it is useful in treating any disease.
Starving cancer is another pseudoscientific myth
Starving cancer is another one of those internet myths pushed by pseudoscientific quacks who try to give people and “easy” cure for cancer.
Cancer is not a modern disease — even dinosaurs got it
Some people like to claim that cancer is a modern disease. It is not, since we can find cancer in Egyptian mummies and dinosaurs.
Artificial sweeteners and cancer — what does a new study tell us
A new study seems to show a link between artificial sweeteners and cancer. This article critically examines the conclusions.