2011

January

• Anti-estrogen medication reduces risk of dying from lung cancer -

• Biomarker test shows promise for melanoma diagnosis -

• Johns Hopkins scientists crack genetic code for form of pancreatic cancer -

• Mammograms: Detecting more than breast cancer, may help assess heart risk in kidney disease patients -

• Gene test shows which bladder cancer patients may have cancer spread -

• Johns Hopkins Scientists Crack Genetic Code for Form of Pancreatic Cancer -

• Breastfeeding – added protection for cancer survivors? -

• Breast Cancer Patients with Strong Social Network Live Longer -

• Antibiotic Slows Growth of Bladder, Breast Cancer Cells -

• HIV-positive head and neck cancer patients benefit from radiation therapy -

• Molecular battle in cancer cells offers clues for treatment -

• Breast Cancer Patients with Diabetes More Likely to Die -

• Scientists identify avoidable breast cancer risk factors -

• Researchers Find Indirect Path to Attack Breast Cancer Stem Cells -

• MicroRNA suppresses prostate cancer stem cells and metastasis -

• Benefit of brachytherapy in patients with early-stage prostate cancer is still unclear -

• University of Oklahoma Scientists Discover Way to Stop Pancreatic Cancer in Early Stages -

• Early investigations promising for detecting metastatic breast cancer cells -

• An earlier start on diagnosing breast, prostate cancers -
  
  
  

• Quality of life measures in breast cancer clinical trials -

• For non-whites, geography plays key role in colon cancer screening -

• Race affects regional colorectal cancer screening disparities -

• Fit Friday: Reducing prostate cancer death risk, diet’s role in asthma, workout clothes -

• High Dietary Fat, Cholesterol Linked to Increased Risk of Breast Cancer -

• Researchers Pinpoint Origin of Deadly Brain Tumor -

• Cancer in a single catastrophe -

• ‘Timing is everything’ in ensuring healthy brain development -

• Punctuated evolution in cancer genomes -

• Avastin raises heart failure risk in breast cancer -

• Radiation exposure from imaging common in kids -

• Risk of breast cancer recurrence may depend on treating surgeon -

• Peptide Delivers One-Two Punch to Breast Cancer in Pre-Clinical Study -

• Advancements in fertility preservation provide oncology patients new options -

• Prostate cancer -Follow-up of systemic therapy -

• Imaging in the detection of advanced disease -

• Prostate cancer -Detection of recurrence -

• Prostate cancer -Imaging in treatment planning -

• Prostate cancer -Imaging in treatment selection -

• Current clinical issues in prostate cancer that can be addressed by imaging -

• Environment, genetics, and testicular cancer -

• Testicular Cancer Rates vary among different groups -

• Established risk factors for testicular cancer -

• Testicular Cancer - The Leather Tanners -

• Consistent exercise associated with lower risk of colon cancer death -

2010

December

• More signs lung cancer screening could save lives -

• Some soy supplements OK for long-term use -

• Some brain tumors mimic the genetic program of germline cells -

• Some brain tumors mimic the genetic program of germline cells -

• Most common adult brain cancer linked to gene deletion, Stanford doctors say -

• Parents favor genetic testing for melanoma in their children -

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