WINDSOR, Ont. -- Cancer researchers in Windsor hope to start clinical trials soon to find out if dandelion root extract can kill cancer cells in humans without harming healthy cells. *Billed as $4.00 ...

Dandelion tea contains inulin and antioxidants that reduce inflammation and promote digestion. Some studies suggest it may also help prevent cancer.

Health Canada has approved early clinical trials of dandelion extract to see if it can be used to kill cancer. The approval is for a phase one — or toxicology — trial. It will determine whether the ...

Emerging research highlights dandelion root's potential in combating liver fibrosis, a condition leading to chronic liver damage. Studies indicate that dandelion root extract can prevent the ...

Pamela Ovadje is a doctorate student in the Department of Biochemistry, University of Windsor, Canada. She shot into limelight when she and her colleagues discovered the cancer-killing properties of ...

The plant turns out to be an unlikely candidate for the next health fad. In recent years, posts have been shared online about how dandelions can cure cancer. USA Today even found one outlandish ...

Cancer researchers in Windsor, Ont., hope to start clinical trials soon to find out if dandelion root extract can kill cancer cells in humans without harming healthy cells You can save this article by ...

Thirty patients are being recruited to take part in a study looking at the potentially cancer-killing abilities of dandelion root extract, taken from the common yellow yard weed. The study will focus ...

Dandelions aren’t just pretty flowers that bloom to greet us before autumn sweeps in! The flower has been used in medicine for centuries for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-carcinogenic ...

A University of Windsor research team whose dandelion root cancer cure-all fell short of human testing has its sights set on a clinical trial for another natural treatment. Joined by students who’ve ...

Health Canada has approved early clinical trials of dandelion extract to see if it can be used to kill cancer. The approval is for a phase one — or toxicology — trial. It will determine whether the ...