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This article examines how the timing of bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (BSO) affects the lifetime ovarian cancer risk in women carrying BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations, emphasizing the benefits of preventive surgery and its residual risk reductio
A meta-analysis of 23 observational studies shows higher MIND diet adherence is associated with a 55% lower cancer risk and reduced all-cause and CVD mortality. Separately, the MIND trial now provides genetic data to explore precision nutrition for cognitive decline.
A large-scale retrospective cohort study demonstrates that 9-valent HPV vaccination in males aged 9-26 years is associated with a 46% reduction in HPV-related cancer risk. The findings support sex-neutral HPV vaccination strategies and high
A cross-sectional analysis of 841 workers across China reveals a high prevalence of modifiable cancer risk factors, including poor diet, smoking, and low screening rates. The study highlights significant regional disparities, calling for ta
A 10-year follow-up of the ASPREE trial reveals that low-dose aspirin does not reduce cancer incidence in adults aged 70 and older, but is associated with increased cancer-related mortality, challenging long-held assumptions about aspirin&#
This article reviews the epidemiological transition of cancer in China, highlighting incidence, mortality, survival trends, major modifiable risk factors, and national prevention and control efforts.
A Harvard study following 230,000 people over 32 years shows that regular, moderate exercise sustained over time is more effective at preventing digestive system cancers than sporadic high-intensity workouts.
Quality sleep, balancing deep NREM and REM phases, is crucial for immunity, brain function, and disease prevention, highlighting sleep’s key role in longevity and overall health.
A secondary analysis of the ASPREE trial reveals low-dose aspirin’s heterogeneous effects on cancer prevention in older adults, highlighting clonal hematopoiesis of indeterminate potential (CHIP) as a key predictor for benefit.
A large Harvard study finds that frequent ejaculation—about 21 times a month—is associated with a significantly reduced risk of prostate cancer among men, offering new insights into modifiable factors for prevention.
Explore ten evidence-based lifestyle habits that significantly reduce cancer risk and empower your body’s natural defenses against cancer development.
A large Harvard study shows men ejaculating 21+ times monthly have a significantly reduced overall risk of prostate cancer, especially low-risk forms, across different life stages.
Discover nine brain- and body-friendly foods that improve mood, reduce inflammation, stabilize blood sugar, and offer potential cancer-protective benefits, supporting both emotional well-being and long-term health.
Recent research uncovers that long-term statin use may prevent certain inflammation-driven cancers by blocking IL-33, heralding new possibilities in cancer prevention strategies.
This review synthesizes 10 years of sulforaphane (SFN) research, highlighting its pharmacology, clinical trial outcomes, and emerging therapeutic prospects across cancer, metabolic, renal, neurodevelopmental, and cardiovascular disorders.
Many common disorders are actually precancerous. Learn the stages of cancer development, six precancerous conditions to watch, their risk factors, tests, and practical prevention and management steps.
A comprehensive meta-analysis confirms that Helicobacter pylori eradication reduces gastric cancer risk and related deaths, especially benefiting high-risk groups, supporting widespread screening and treatment.
Onions offer powerful health benefits including antioxidant effects, cancer prevention, improved digestion, blood sugar regulation, and bone health. However, some food combinations with onions should be avoided for safety.
Broccoli is a nutrient-rich vegetable that boosts immunity and reduces cancer risk. Learn six compelling health benefits, optimal cooking methods, and common mistakes to avoid for maximizing its nutritional value.
Adopting simple daily habits can significantly reduce your cancer risk. These 20 scientifically-backed tips cover diet, exercise, and lifestyle choices proven to help prevent various cancers.
