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New Sustainable Solutions to Increase the Safety of Drinking Water - Vimarsana News

New Sustainable Solutions to Increase the Safety of Drinking Water

As far as bladder cancer is concerned, a possible culprit is the high concentration of disinfection byproducts present in tap water.

Study shows strong relationship between prolonged, low-level radon exposure and lung cancer - Vimarsana News

Study shows strong relationship between prolonged, low-level radon exposure and lung cancer

A study led by the University of California, Irvine shows a strong relationship between prolonged exposure to low levels of radon and lung cancer, indicating a need for enhanced protection measures. Radon gas in the air decays into tiny radioactive particles which can damage lung cells and lead to cancer.

New approach to quantify tumor-specific total mRNA levels from patient tumor samples - Vimarsana News

New approach to quantify tumor-specific total mRNA levels from patient tumor samples

Researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have developed a new approach to quantify tumor-specific total mRNA levels from patient tumor samples, which contain both cancer and non-cancer cells.

AI Could Save One Hour of Daily Chest CT Interpretation Time - Vimarsana News

AI Could Save One Hour of Daily Chest CT Interpretation Time

As per the American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR), adding AI help into clinical practice can eliminate repetitious activities, saving a radiologist around one hour of chest CT interpretation time every day.

Eating higher levels of fish may be linked to greater risk of malignant melanoma - Vimarsana News

Eating higher levels of fish may be linked to greater risk of malignant melanoma

Eating higher levels of fish, including tuna and non-fried fish, appears to be associated with a greater risk of malignant melanoma, suggests a large study of US adults published in Cancer Causes & Control.