A Moment of Science
Can you name three types of stem cells in your body? Learn about the different kinds of stem cells in the body and how they can help treat leukemia.
Chemotherapy works well for some people or cancers, but not as well for others.
The American Cancer Society found that many Americans believe many common myths about cancer including cell phones and previous injuries causing cancer.
Does having Mermaid hair, which means laying down in a pool and letting your hair float, have benefits for cancer patients? Listen to learn more.
According a study, three-day old extracts from broccoli might protect the skin against damage caused by being in the sun too much. Tune in to learn more.
Have you ever wondered why your immune system doesn't fight certain diseases, like cancers, the same way it fights colds or infections?
The dust that makes up fallout is so fine and high up in the atmostphere that it doesn't all fall hours, days, or even weeks after a nuclear blast.
You've heard about nanotechnology, or the science of building tiny, microscopic particles and machines sometimes no larger than a few atoms across right?
Firefighters expose themselves to dangerous chemicals and heat while they do their job.
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