A long-term study of 1.5 million adults links higher sugary drink consumption to an increased risk of liver cancer.

JUST ONE fizzy drink a day could ‘significantly’ increase the risk of deadly liver cancer. But drinking sugar-free beverages ...

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They wanted to find out whether drinking sugar-sweetened or artificially sweetened beverages was associated with liver cancer ...

A pooled analysis of 11 studies showed that sugar-sweetened beverage intake was not associated with overall liver cancer risk ...

THERE’S nothing quite like the snap-crackle-pop sound of opening a can of soda and taking your first sip of the cool, fizzy ...

Liver cancer and liver metastasis are two terms that often get used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. Both ...

AstraZeneca Plc on Monday reported Phase 3 EMERALD-3 trial results showing that its immunotherapy-based STRIDE regimen, when ...

A new blood test can detect a precursor to liver disease, which can in turn be a harbinger of cancer. The hope is that the test could help prevent liver cancer before it occurs. The test uses a ...

Adding an immunotherapy-based regimen to standard treatment may improve outcomes for some patients with liver cancer who are ...