Salmonella may help beat cancerTreating tumours with salmonella bacteria can induce an immune response that kills cancer cells, scientists have found - a discovery that may help them create tumour-killing immune cells to inject into patients.
Sunshine Calls for SunSmart BehaviourThe past few weeks in Hong Kong have been a summer fiesta; blessed with blue skies and sunshine. In safeguarding ourselves against sun damage and the development of skin cancer, it’s important for everyone to remember to Slip, Slop, Slap. For more information on UV protection and practicing SunSmart behavior whilst outdoors, visit our newly launched SunSmart website at www.cancer-fund.org/sunsmart for details!
New cancer wards in $6b hospital planUnited Christian Hospital will undergo a HK$6 billion expansion to double its number of beds and set up new cancer wards.
Long-awaited health-care policy in sightDeveloping preventive medicine a key aim, but doubts over plan for one-stop clinics
Incense fumes could do more harm to your health than tobacco smokeIt's one of the familiar smells of Asia, from the temple to the family altar, but the next time you are surrounded by a cloud of incense smoke you may want to hold your nose.
