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Research published in an American journal found that taking vitamin E and selenium as dietary supplements did not reduce the risk of cancer, and after following patients for another year and a half, it was found that patients who took these supplements actually had a higher risk of cancer than the group that did not take them.   Read more   

A study by Northwestern University and Harvard found that telomere length can be used to predict cancer risk more than 10 years in advance. In a study of a total of 792 people, 135 of them developed cancer. All 135 of these people were found to have shorter-than-normal telomere lengths compared to people of the same age.   Read more   

 This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry. It is a study concerning DNA repair.   Read more  

 We invite you to watch the docudrama   http://movie.mthai.com/movie-news/185042.html, the story of the life of a child with Down syndrome, born with an extra copy of chromosome 21. Normal people have two copies of chromosome 21, but children with this condition have three copies of chromosome 21. This film presents positive perspectives and offers another viewpoint on children with Down syndrome that many people have never seen.   Read more  

 A study showing that cancer patients who practiced meditation and yoga for 90 minutes a day had longer telomeres than the group that did not practice. Telomeres are the end portions of chromosomes. Telomere length is related to a cell's lifespan; if the telomere is short, the lifespan will be short as well.   World-First Evidence Suggests That Meditation Alters Cancer Survivors’ Cells For […]