Cancer

Colon cancer tests should begin earlier in blacks
Mar 28 05

The American College of Gastroenterology now recommends that Colorectal cancer screening begin at age 45 for African-Americans, instead of age 50, which is recommended… Colon cancer tests should begin earlier in blacks   

 

Diet counseling benefits colorectal cancer patients
Mar 28 05

In Colorectal cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy, individualized nutritional counseling promotes better nutrition and less weight loss, leading to a marked reduction in the severity… Diet counseling benefits colorectal cancer patients   

 

Most cancer survivors able to stay on the job
Mar 28 05

Most working-age cancer survivors fare well enough to remain at their jobs in the first few years after treatment, according to a new study.

Most cancer survivors able to stay on the job   
 

Silica dust linked to esophagus cancer
Mar 25 05

Research in China provides further evidence that exposure to silica dust raises the risk of cancer of the esophagus, the organ that… Silica dust linked to esophagus cancer   

 

Skin cancer rates in UK could triple -scientists
Mar 23 05

Rates of the deadliest form of skin cancer could triple in the next 30 years if Britons do not protect themselves from… Skin cancer rates in UK could triple -scientists   

 

Endometrial cancer worse in African-American women
Mar 22 05

African-American women with advanced endometrial cancer appear to have more aggressive tumors than Caucasian women, which may explain worse outcomes even when… Endometrial cancer worse in African-American women   

 

Anti-HIV drugs help prevent AIDS-related cancers
Mar 16 05

Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), a combination of drugs used to treat HIV infection, can help prevent cancers that are associated with AIDS, new… Anti-HIV drugs help prevent AIDS-related cancers   

 

Scientists put skin cancer cells into endless “coma”
Mar 15 05

Instead of removing skin cancer cells with surgery or killing them with drugs, scientists said Tuesday they have tricked them into a… Scientists put skin cancer cells into endless “coma”   

 

English cancer plan making progress -auditor
Mar 11 05

A 10-year campaign to cut cancer deaths in England is having positive effects, though more remains to be done, a public spending watchdog said… English cancer plan making progress -auditor   

 

Thalidomide helps pancreas cancer patients - study
Mar 08 05

The controversial drug thalidomide slows weight loss in patients suffering from advanced pancreatic cancer, doctors said on Tuesday.

In one out of five… Thalidomide helps pancreas cancer patients - study   

 

Freezing tumors reduces cancer pain
Mar 08 05

Cancer that has spread to bone or soft tissues can cause severe pain and be difficult to treat. Doctors at Brown University now report… Freezing tumors reduces cancer pain   

 

Studies Address Issues of Risk and Survival in Rapidly Increasing Gastrointestingal Cancers
Mar 01 05

Studies published today by the American Gastroenterological Association shed new light on risk factors and predictors of survival associated with two types of cancer… Studies Address Issues of Risk and Survival in Rapidly Increasing Gastrointestingal Cancers   

 

Plant derivative kills leukemia cells
Mar 01 05

Parthenolide, a chemical derived from the feverfew plant, destroys acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cells, leaving normal bone marrow cells relatively unscathed.

Moreover, the compound… Plant derivative kills leukemia cells   

 

Nordic nations call for new limits on sun beds
Feb 28 05

The five Nordic nations called on the European Union Monday to impose a tighter limit on the strength of sun beds, and warned sun-starved… Nordic nations call for new limits on sun beds   

 

Zinc shortage linked to esophageal cancer
Feb 28 05

People with low levels of zinc in their tissues may be at increased risk for developing cancer of the esophagus, according to research… Zinc shortage linked to esophageal cancer   

 

Viruses are Vaccines’ New Anti-Cancer Weapon
Feb 26 05

The natural infectious power of four viruses could be the key to battling colon cancer, according to research underway at Duke University’s Comprehensive Cancer… Viruses are Vaccines’ New Anti-Cancer Weapon   

 

End-of-life care often begun too late: study
Feb 24 05

End-of-life care intended to make the terminally ill more comfortable often begins too late to be of much benefit to patients and their… End-of-life care often begun too late: study   

 

Cancer threat from radon gas has been underestimated, report says
Feb 24 05

MORE PEOPLE than previously thought could be at risk of lung cancer from radioactive gas seeping into homes in Montgomeryshire and Ceredigion, scientists say.… Cancer threat from radon gas has been underestimated, report says   

 

Study shows how green tea may fight bladder cancer
Feb 23 05

Green tea extract may interfere with a process that helps early bladder cancer to spread throughout the body, new laboratory research suggests.

The findings,… Study shows how green tea may fight bladder cancer   

 

Deadline looms for UK recall of “cancer risk” food
Feb 23 05

Britain has a set a deadline of Thursday morning for the country’s food industry to remove 420 products containing an illegal dye that… Deadline looms for UK recall of “cancer risk” food   

 

Cancer care good under managed care, study shows
Feb 22 05

Wider adoption of managed care as a way to keep down health care costs has minimal effects on the quality of treatment for… Cancer care good under managed care, study shows   

 

High tech twist to ancient drug kills cancer
Feb 18 05

Using a high tech process to modify an ancient drug called artemisinin, researchers have created a compound that is highly lethal to cancer cells,… High tech twist to ancient drug kills cancer   

 

UK warns about 350 food products with cancer risk
Feb 18 05

Britain’s food safety watchdog advised people Friday not to eat some 350 food products that have been inadvertently contaminated with an illegal dye that… UK warns about 350 food products with cancer risk   

 

Blood drive to benefit cancer victim
Feb 17 05

From 4 to 8 p.m. today, the San Joaquin County Coordinating Council and the Delta Blood Bank are holding a blood drive to benefit… Blood drive to benefit cancer victim   

 

Colon cancer survival better in US than Europe
Feb 16 05

Overall, patients with colorectal cancer live longer in the United States than in Europe, according to a report from Italy.

The findings suggest that… Colon cancer survival better in US than Europe   

 
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