Cancer

Case of Hollywood Star Shows Not Always a Lump – Breast Cancer Can Also Have Subtler Symptoms

The well-known lump is not the only warning sign of breast cancer. Other changes that may also indicate the disease.

Pterygium is a growth in the eye that has now been linked to skin cancer.

Study Shows This Growth on the Eye Could Indicate Skin Cancer

The sun can be dangerous for both the eyes and skin. A specific eye condition has now been linked to skin cancer.

Varieties Compared Are All Sausages Equally Unhealthy? Expert Conducts Sausage Check

When it comes to sausage, the choices are overwhelming: There are over 1,500 varieties. But which sausage is healthy and which isn't?

Alcohol Can Influence Breast Cancer Risk

A recent analysis summarizes the key findings from important studies.

Study These Drinks Increase Breast Cancer Risk in Women

A glass of wine in the evening? New insights reveal why alcohol's role in breast cancer risk deserves closer examination.

Research Study Reveals Why Some Smokers Get Cancer and Others Don't

Some smokers appear to be "spared" from cancer due to a genetic peculiarity. Recent research supports this theory.

Study Reveals Why Some Smokers Get Cancer and Others Don't

Cancer, Alzheimer's, Arteriosclerosis Does Canola Oil Really Make You Sick? Nutrition Expert Explains

Is rapeseed oil really unhealthy? FITBOOK explains the myths about cancer, alzheimer's, heart disease, and weight gain.

According to a Study Pancreatic Cancer – Consumption of This Meat Increases Risk

A new study shows that eating too much red meat may increase the risk of pancreatic cancer.

What Role Does Diet Play in Cancer Risk? An Oncologist Explains Myths and Exciting Research Developments

Professor David Khayat Top Oncologist Tells FITBOOK: "There Is No Universal Anti-Cancer Diet"

Prof. David Khayat debunks cancer myths on FITBOOK and explains what measures should be prioritized for prevention instead.

Diet May Influence Breast Cancer Risk in Women

According to the study Women who incorporate this into their diet can reduce their risk of breast cancer.

According to a study, a specific diet can reduce the risk of breast cancer. This is also true for women with an increased genetic predisposition.

According to a major analysis, alcohol can significantly increase the risk of developing cancer.

According to a Comprehensive Analysis Even One Drink Can Increase Cancer Risk

A recent analysis of 843 studies shows that even minimal alcohol consumption significantly increases the risk of developing cancer.

According to the study Birth Year Appears to Influence Cancer Risk

Do People Age Faster Than Previous Generations, Leading to More Cancer Diagnoses in Younger Individuals? Study Provides Answers.

Physical fitness might be more crucial for lifespan than previously thought. The comparison to smoking also draws attention.

Analysis of Studies How Poor Fitness Truly Affects Mortality Risk

Which Fitness Metrics Promote a Longer Lifespan? New Recommendations Show Why the Current Minimum Isn't Enough

Current Figures This vaccination could have prevented hundreds of deaths

A study shows that an HPV vaccination not only reduces the risk of cervical cancer but can also prevent deaths.

At the "Vision Zero" summit hosted by BILD, experts from medicine, politics, and business gathered (from left to right): Prof. Michael von Bergwelt, Kati Degenhardt (BILD), Prof. Karl Broich, Daniel Steiners, Carolin Hulshoff Pol (BILD), Georg Kippels, Dr. Georg Ralle, Daniel Bahr, Prof. Christof von Kalle, Prof. Angelika Eggert, Dr. Ruth Hecker, Sarah Majorczyk (BILD), and Dr. Julia Löffler.

"Vision Zero" Summit at BILD Experts Aim to Reduce Preventable Cancer Deaths to Zero

At the Vision Zero Summit hosted by BILD, experts discussed innovations, data, and prevention strategies to combat preventable deaths.

It is rare, but men can also develop breast cancer.

Symptoms, Risk Factors Breast Cancer Also Affects Men: What You Should Know About the Disease

How does breast cancer manifest in men, and how is it treated? Studies shed light on risk factors.

Study Shows After Quitting Smoking–E-Cigarettes Double Lung Cancer Risk

New study data show that vaping after quitting smoking reduces health benefits. What risks remain?

Can Weight Loss Injections Affect Breast Cancer Risk?

48,000 Women Examined Study Shows Link Between Weight Loss Injection and Breast Cancer

Weight Loss Injections and Breast Cancer Are the Focus of a U.S. Study: The Role of GLP-1 Medications

Researchers are testing a newly developed drug against key tumor drivers.

Hope for Those Affected Pancreatic Cancer–New Drug Shows Surprising Success

A new study on pancreatic cancer reveals that a compound could slow tumor growth and improve prognosis.

Research Should Men Have 21 Ejaculations a Month?

According to a study, having 21 ejaculations per month may protect men from prostate cancer. A doctor provides context for the research.

Diagnosis Was Announced in 2023 'Jurassic Park' Star Sam Neill: 'No More Cancer in My Body'

In 2023, "Jurassic Park" star Sam Neill announced that he had cancer. He has now declared that he is cancer-free.

Research This Underrated Organ Could Protect Against Cancer

The thymus, or thymus gland, is a seemingly underestimated small organ. According to a study, it may help protect against cancer.

The most common symptom in children with eye cancer is a white reflection in the pupil when photographed with a flash.

Retinoblastoma Eye Cancer in Children – a Noticeable Sign Indicates Illness

A white glow in photos can be a warning sign of eye cancer. Learn more about the symptoms and treatment on FITBOOK.

Researchers Discover The Connection Between the Internal Clock and Tumor Growth of a Glioblastoma

Researchers found a link to how glioblastoma growth can be slowed by disrupting the circadian rhythm.

Cancer can be linked to diet, among other factors.

Study Summary How Diet Is Linked to Cancer Risk

A comprehensive analysis reveals differences in cancer risk among meat eaters, vegetarians, and vegans.

Research Surprising Link Between Tattoos and Skin Cancer

U.S. researchers hypothesized that tattoos might increase the risk of skin cancer. However, their study reached a different conclusion.

A couple jogs: Can sport make up for a poor diet?

In Relation to Mortality Risk Can Sport Compensate for a Poor Diet?

Many people think they can compensate for the negative effects of a poor diet on health with exercise. Studies disprove this assumption.

Creatine is primarily found in meat and fish.

Study Summary Link Between Dietary Creatine and Cancer? What Research Reveals

Higher dietary creatine intake is associated with lower cancer incidence—though no causal link has been established.

There are strong arguments in favor of HPV vaccination for boys.

According to a new study Vaccinating Boys Could Eradicate Cervical Cancer

HPV Vaccination Aims to Eliminate Cervical Cancer A study indicates that both girls and boys should be vaccinated to achieve this goal.

Cancer Prevention in Germany Has Significant Shortcomings

Public Health Index Germany Nearly at the Bottom in Cancer Prevention! New Study Reveals Massive Deficiencies

The AOK Public Health Index reveals alarming shortcomings in cancer prevention in Germany. FITBOOK has the details.