Home | News | Liver
View Articles by Date
Year: 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Month: JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
High levels of vitamin E may decrease risk of liver cancerA team of scientists discovered that people who consume high levels of vitamin E through their diet or with the help of nutritional supplements may have a lower risk of liver cancer compared to individuals who have a smaller average intake of this nutrient. These findings may be relevant to people who are considering a lab test to assess the health of their liver.... Full Story
Researchers from the Ohio State University Medical Center discovered that as liver cells become cancerous, they are no longer able to produce and release glucose due to over-expression of a genetic molecule. These findings may lead to new treatments for individuals who, through use of a liver panel, find out they have cancer.... Full Story
News Categories:
Advanced Lipid Treatment I Allergy Testing Anemia and RBC disorders Autoimmune Diseases Bariatric Lab Testing Blood and Blood Diseases Breast Cancer Detection and Tumor Markers Celiac Disease Testing Chlamydia Coagulation and blood clotting disorders Colon DNA, Paternity and Genetic testing Diabetes Drug Screening Environmental Toxin Testing Female Specific Tests Gastrointestinal Diseases General Health General Wellness HIV HIV monitoring/Treatment/Testing/Post Diagnos Heart Health and Cholesterol Herpes Hormones and Metabolism Infectious Diseases Infertility Testing-Male Infertitlity Hormone Testing Kidney Diseases Leukemia and WBC disorders Liver Liver Diseases Lyme Disease Male Specific Tests Menopause/Peri-Menopausal Diagnosis Musculoskeletal Diseases Nicotine Screening Organ Specific Testing Ovarian Prostate Prostate Sexually Transmitted Diseases Thyroid Diseases Transgender Hormone Testing-Male to Female Transgender Hormone Testing-female to male Vitamin D Deficiency-Diagnosis and TreatmentVisit the Health News Archive: Click Here
Back to top
Results
