The cancer subtype, an aggressive strain of the disease and life-threatening, researchers said.

Breast feeding can reduce risk of an aggressive cancer subtype: study

Babies aren’t the only ones benefitting from breastfeeding.

Their mommies are lowering their risks of getting breast cancer.

According to a new study, women who breastfeed lower their risk of developing an aggressive form of breast cancer often found in women of African American or Sub-Saharan African descent.

 

The cancer subtype, called hormone-receptor negative, is an aggressive strain of the disease that is more likely to be aggressive and life-threatening, researchers said.

Bacon and steak linked to cancer

PARIS — Eating processed meat can lead to bowel cancer while red meat is also a cause of the disease, though less likely, World Health Organisation (WHO) experts said on Monday in findings that could sharpen debate over the merits of a meat-based diet.

The France-based International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), part of the WHO, put processed meat such as hot dogs and ham in its group 1 list, which already includes tobacco, asbestos and diesel fumes, for which there is "sufficient evidence" of cancer links.

Crucial facts that Men must know-Research

When we talk about sexual health, the focus is usually on women because of many peculiarities. However, sexual health goes beyond gender, as it affects men and women alike. Indeed, experts aver that reproductive health is an important component of men’s overall health and well-being.

 

 

One of the things that make men who they are is the male sex organ; its overall wellbeing cannot be overemphasised if men must function optimally biologically, mentally, physically and physiologically.

Malaria: Another Deadly Disease That Threatens Africa

Malaria has been a long time tropical disease that has ravaged the African continent before the white explorers landed on the shores of Africa. It took many of them to their untimely grave; hence they referred the continent to ‘The white man’s grave.'

Despite the amazing discovery of technology

Pesticide responsible for Ondo deaths, says WHO

The World Health Organisation says pesticide poisoning is the probable cause of mysterious deaths of over 18 people in Ode Irele, in Irele Local Government Area of Ondo State.

 

Those who died suffered from blurred vision and headaches, and then lost consciousness before dying within 24 hours.