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Early immunotherapy may be most effective treatment for cervical...

In India, cervical cancer is the second most common in women, making up close to 18 per cent of the new cancer cases, the International Agency for...

Ultra-processed foods may up mouth, throat & oesophagus cancer risk

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'Increased cancer risk linked to ultra-processed food consumption'

Each 10 per cent increase in ultra-processed food consumption was also associated with increased mortality for cancer overall by 6 per cent, alongside...