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Colorectal Cancer. Image: depositphotos.com

Using simple drugs to lower pressure, recurrent metastases in colon cancer can be reduced

Drug treatment to prevent anxiety, stress reactions and inflammation reduced the risk of developing metastases after surgery to remove a colon tumor by tens of percent
Colon cancer treatment. Image: depositphotos.com

Meeting with a patient - as a warning bell

Doctors who see a bowel cancer patient tend to refer more patients to tests for early detection. Is this a correct response?
Prof. Hossam Haik. Photo: Technion spokespeople

Three prestigious research grants to Prof. Hussam Hayek from the Technion

Horizon Europe program grants promote international cooperation in order to develop a response to the major challenges of the time, including challenges in cancer medicine
An OutSense IOT device that monitors the toilet. PR photo

OutSense raised $2.2 million to advance optical technology that detects diseases from toilet secretions

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XNUMXD imaging of colon cancer cells. Illustration: shutterstock

Treatment to reduce stress reactions during colon cancer surgery can reduce the risk of the development of cancer metastases

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Friendly bacteria: Bacteria such as these lactobacilli, which are commonly added to yogurt and probiotic food supplements, help maintain a healthy environment in the intestines. Source: NIH.

The "good" intestinal bacteria are unable to stop the formation of colon cancer and its development

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eosinophils. Photo: Prof. Ariel Munitz, Tel Aviv University

A new method for treating colon cancer by strengthening the immune system

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Dr. Ayelet Erez. To turn to side ways. Source: Weizmann Institute magazine.

A new option for cancer detection: detection of disturbance in nitrogen metabolism

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The intestinal lining near a cancerous tumor. The enzyme ASL (reddish brown), essential for the production of nitric oxide, accumulated in large quantities in the mucosal cells, probably in an attempt to reduce intestinal inflammation, which often precedes colon cancer. Photo: Ayelet Erez, Weizmann Institute

Helping the body to help itself: how to relieve Crohn's and colitis?

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Chemotherapy. Illustration: shutterstock

LIP-LAP

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Cancer research. Illustration: shutterstock

Researchers from the Hebrew University have discovered anti-cancer substances that can stop tissues and proteins from betraying their role in the body

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The APC gene is off on the left and on on the right, you can see that the tumor has shrunk. Image: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

A single gene turns colon cancer cells back into normal tissue in mice

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XNUMXD imaging of colon cancer cells. Illustration: shutterstock

Cancer cells adopt properties of the stem cells of that organ - thus accelerating the spread of metastases

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Stick to any disease

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Cancer cells migrate through the body. Photo: shutterstock

Cancer - not what you thought

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A glass of milk, from Wikipedia

The milk panic - a response to the video circulating on the Internet

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Cup of milk. From Wikipedia

Consumption of milk and its products may reduce the risk of colon cancer

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Salmonella typhimurium bacteria (in red) invade human cell culture. From Wikipedia

Salmonella bacteria against cancer

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Folic acid against colon cancer

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The molecular clock of cancer - from a benign tumor to a fatal metastasis

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The genetics of metastasis

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Significant progress in locating a genetic marker responsible for over 10% of all colon cancer cases

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Medical studies - the only way for colon cancer patients to receive the life-saving drug Erbitox free of charge

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Israeli research: a simple drug against gout significantly reduces the risk of colon cancer

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Israeli research - a gene that produces excess cancer-promoting protein

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