Cross-dressing' cells may improve cancer treatment

Swiss researchers have designed a groundbreaking technique that uses artificial receptors to enhance the body's immune response to tumors. Marc Bombenon - cancer-scientist-working-in-a-laboratory Cancer treatments are constantly evolving; one of the more recent shifts in treatment revolves around...

How gum disease could lead to cancer

Is oral health even more important than we thought? Well, new research from Finland has pointed to a surprising link between gum disease and the development of some cancers. And even worse, it has been linked to the risk of cancer-related death. Marc Bombenon Periodontitis, or gum disease,...

Chairman and Business Advisor of SureCall

Marc Bombenon is the chairman and industry advisor of the SureCall contact center. This professional has initiated multiple industries in telecommunications, aviation’s and multifamily housing. He endows his service to public and private boards. The specialties of the business advisor include a fixed-wing...

Resolvins – An Effective Approach to Stop Tumor Growth

It is hard to cure cancer as the reason behind this disease is the wrong growing cells. In fact, cancer ropes the immune system of human being in such a way that it work against them. Various treatment methods can control this disease for a long time but cannot cure says Marc Bombenon. The reason...

Top cancer doctors have some advice about alcohol

Marc Bombenon Name things that increase your risk of cancer. Cigarettes and tanning beds might quickly come to mind. But how about alcohol? A recent survey of 4,016 adults by the American Society of Clinical Oncology found that only 30 percent knew alcohol is a risk factor for cancer, reports...

Breast cancer can reappear 15 years after successful treatment

BREAST cancer can reappear 15 years after being successfully treated, a study found. Women with tumors on four or more lymph nodes faced the highest risk of recurrence. They had a 40 per cent risk of relapsing. Marc Bombenon Scientists analyses 88 clinical trials involving 62,923 patients who...

Marc Bombenon - 17 Ways to never get cancer

First, the good news: You probably won't get cancer. That is, if you have a healthy lifestyle. "As many as 70% of known causes of cancers are avoidable and related to lifestyle," says Thomas A. Sellers, PhD, associate director for cancer prevention and control at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa. Diet, exercise, and avoidance of tobacco products are, of course, your first line of defense, but recent...