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When was colon cancer developed?
No one exactly discovered Colon Cancer... It dates back to antiquity, where its traced back to the ancient times to medical advanes of the 17th and 20th centuries and into the 21st century.
How long till concrete completely cures?
About 30 days.
How long can my father llive with a gleason score of 10 and a psa of 1200 and the cancer has moved outside the prostate to the bones?
All that doesn't even matter. Start giving him Rick Simpson Oil to cure his cancer. Millions are using it and curing cancer in only weeks. Here are some things that cure cancer: -Vitamin B17 (you can buy it online in pure form, or feat apricot kernels ground in a coffee grinder and eat that) -Spirulina (The blue pigment in this algue called phycocyanin cures cancer) -Graviola bark from the graviola tree cures cancer (often called soursop) -40000 IU of vitamin D3 per day is also extremely powerful (40 pills of 1000IU D3 per day).
How long Professor Richard Stanton was a scientist?
he was a scientist for 900 years
What diseases have not been cured?
The common cold. Alzheimer's disease Cancer (some types have several treatments) Asthma (depends on how long you have had it for) Diabetes (on your sugar level problems) lets not forget the all important obisity
How long does it take to be a forensic scientist?
a long time
How long did the UN searched in Iraq for WMD's?
WMD's are Weapons of Mass Destruction.
What was the Long searched for route from the Atlantic to the pacific through north America?
the northwest passage
What did the Pilgrims house looked like?
One room long cabins n no running water of cures
how can magnets help your body?
They do not help any an way that can be proven by science. People have been trying to sell magnets as miracle cures for all sorts of aliments for a very long time. Magnet cures are a scam
Is lung effusion always cancer?
Long effusion is not always cancer
How long do scientist study the history of earth?
As long as it takes to answer their questions.
