What Doctors Don't Tell YouNew evidence from Sweden has convinced many authorities of links between household exposure to electromagnetic fields and leukemia. ...
Researchers fear that even the granddaughters of DES (diethylstilbestrol) mothers could be at increased risk of developing cancer. ...
Q:Your article on the prostate cancer vasectomy link (WDDTY, vol 4, no 2) was of particular interest to me as a recovered testicular cancer patient. ...
A leaked report reveals that electrical household gadgets such as vacuum cleaners, ovens and food mixers can cause cancer. The report, prepared for the US government's radiation advisers, recommen ...
I have been following your article on breast cancer and the risk posed by hair dyes with interest (WDDTY, vol 9 no 7).
Q:A while back a friend of mine brought to my attention an item which you published on the possible link between condoms and cancer in women (WDDTY, vol 6 no 2). If this is true it must be the gre ...
Hysterectomy the most frequently performed surgery on women does not protect against cancer, according to research. ...
The latest craze in preventative medicine is a whole-body scan, which subjects you to vast amounts of radiation, with no clear benefit over safer techniques like thermal imaging.
Q:I read with interest one of your reader's letters regarding vitamin K. I'm due to have my first baby in five weeks and her letter prompted me to enquire about this vitamin while attending antena ...
Doctors are beginning to fear that assisted conception techniques such as IVF (in-vitro fertilization) could be causing cancers, especially ovarian cancer, in women treated. ...
