Gel protects against breast cancer

Researchers at Imperial College in the UK have developed a new gel-like drug that reduces the risk of bad cancer by rubbing it daily on the skin.

The Daily Mail reports that the gel is odorless and contains tamoxifen, an anti-cancer drug used for years to treat women with the disease, by reducing their female estrogen, which could promote the growth of some cancers .

Researchers are currently testing some women to see if they can prevent cancer, reducing the density of healthy bad cells and slowing their growth rate.