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Natural compounds may help treat cancer - UPI.com
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Oregon State University scientists say they've discovered some food compounds studied for an ability to prevent cancer might also be able to treat it.
Compounds in veggies make chemotherapy effective
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— Rod Dashwood, professor and director of the Cancer Chemoprotection Program in the Linus Pauling Institute, says that the concept of ... › ...
Cancer Prevention by Spinach: Multi-omics to Mechanisms
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Rod Dashwood, Ph.D. Professor and Center Director Center for Epigenetics and Disease Prevention Texas A&M College of Medicine Bryan, TX After completing his ... › can...
'Epigenetic' concepts offer new approach to d | EurekAlert!
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In studies on cancer, heart disease, neurological disorders and other degenerative conditions, some scientists are moving away from the
Chlorophyll: ten Times more effective against cancer than...
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... ribonucleotide reductase (RNR). Professor Rod Dashwood, Director of Cancer chemo-protection Program at the Linus Pauling Institute says: ...
Study links carcinogens to cancer stem cells | EurekAlert!
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— ... tissues," said Rod Dashwood, the Helen P. Rumbel Professor for Cancer Prevention and director of LPI's Cancer Chemoprotection Program. › news-...
Health Newsletter: Tess's Blog on Stress, Vitamin D Test, Organic...
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"People think there is nothing you can do (about your disease risk)," said researcher Rod Dashwood of Oregon State University (yes, home of The Linus Pauling ...
Shocking DNA Test Results for $20?
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A home DNA test kit that costs around $20 has been developed by Pathway Genomics, and the kit may soon hit Walgreens or local drug store shelves near you.
Shocking DNA Test Results for $20?
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Home DNA test kits that allow you to “predict” your risk of hereditary diseases may soon hit drug store shelves near you. What will this mean for your health...
What women eat may affect kids, grandkids - NBC News
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— "People think there is nothing you can do (about your disease risk)," said researcher Rod Dashwood of Oregon State University, ... › health
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