Kendra Pierre-Louis
at 10:23 AM Aug 24 2017

B vitamins are often sold with the promise of boosting flagging energy levels. But men who smoke might want to skip them, according to a new study in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. While smoking kills some six million people a year, the study found that men who smoked and took large doses of vitamins B6 or B12 significantly increased their risk of lung cancer.

Alexandra Ossola
at 10:53 AM May 12 2015

For the U.S., reestablishing diplomatic relations with Cuba means more than imports of the world's best cigars—it could mean a better way to stop their damage. Cuban scientists spent decades developing a lung cancer vaccine, called Cimavax. Now researchers at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York have made an agreement with their Cuban counterparts to start clinical trials of the vaccine in hopes for FDA approval, Wired reports.

Nick Gilbert
at 13:01 PM Jun 21 2012

Diesel has been on international lists for years as a possible cause of cancer, but a new study by a World Health Organisation agency hasdefinitivelyconcluded that diesel exhaust is carcinogenic at a time when diesel consumption is increasing worldwide.

Staff Writers
at 05:54 AM Aug 20 2011
Science // 

A dog can accurately detect the early presence of lung cancer by sniffing patients' breath, doctors in Germany say. While researchers have known for some time that dogs can sniff out the telltale signs of other forms of cancer, this is the first study that proves dogs can reliably smell this particular kind.

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