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Can diet hold a key to cancer control?

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December 18, 2025

Cancer still remains a prominent cause of mortality across the globe.

Despite recent breakthroughs in the treatment strategies, the understanding of how it begins inside a cell remains elusive.Traditional treatment pathways such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy and even surgery, although inevitable, are still falling short in effectively eradicating certain malignancies. In many cases, they aren't fully able to restrict the disease progression, causing systemic toxicity which further can have its own complications.

Growing research is reshaping how we view cancer, highlighting metabolic irregularities alongside genetic causes and potentially changing future treatments.

CANCER CELLS BREATHE DIFFERENTLY

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Change of 'art

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In the spirit of sisterhood

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Have your Men’s Day, but we'll have the rest

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3 mins

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War brings more pain, hurt to women in Iran

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