NISC-6 Shows Potential Against Skin Cancer
What is NISC-6? Based on a recent study, a new compound found in cruciferous vegetables has been identified to act as the base for a new drug that has the potential to kill melanoma in the skin without affecting healthy cells. Two researchers from Penn State College of Medicine designed a compound called NISC-6 […]
Continue readingCertain Skin Bacteria Found to Have Protective Anti-Cancer Properties
Skin Bacteria & Cancer New studies are showing that some bacteria in the skin have the potential to protect against skin cancer. A strain of S. epidermidis was revealed to produce a molecule that stops the growth of skin tumor on mice by killing cancer cells. According to a study published on February 28, […]
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