2010

May

• Chemotherapy After Gastric Cancer Surgery Appears to Provide Survival Benefit -

• Viruses against cancer -

• Hutchinson Center Receives $10.24M from NIH for Latina Breast Cancer Research -

• Breast Cancer Survivors May Face Second Cancers if they Smoke -

• Older Women with Diabetes Face Higher Risk for Colon Cancer -

• Associations Between Pregnancy, Breastfeeding, Breast Cancer and Survival Detailed -

• Cancer Protective Effect of Fruits and Vegetables May Be Modest at Best -

April

• Loyola Dermatologists To Offer Free Skin Cancer Screenings -

• Cell Study Finds Receptor Can Fight Tamoxifen-resistant Breast Cancer Cells -

• Resetting Biological Clock May Help Prevent Breast Cancer -

• HPV tests better for cervical screening - experts -

• Camera screens can slash colon cancer deaths -

• Breast cancer risk factors differ among races -

• Omega 3s may help cut colon cancer risk -

• WellPoint routinely targets breast cancer patients -

• Heavy girls less likely to develop breast cancer later on -

• Sun Yong Lee, M.D., Appointed Assistant Director at Jefferson Breast Care Center -

• Mammographic density and risk of breast cancer -

• Breast density change linked to cancer development in WHI hormone replacement study -

• Researchers identify a new breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility gene -

• Preoperative/neoadjuvant therapy in pancreatic cancer -

• Processed meat linked to higher ovarian cancer risk -

• Breast cancer risk tied to grandmother’s diet -

• Protein plays a critical role in the development of aggressive breast cancer -

• Lung cancer screening often yields false positives -

• A biotherapy strategy for esophageal cancer in the future -

• New molecular therapy candidates for pancreatic cancer -

• Lactate Plays a Role in Breast Cancer Development -

• Common Genetic Variation Impacts Breast Cancer Diagnosis in Older Women -

• Few People Over 50 Receive Skin Cancer Screenings -

• Breast Cancer Prevention: Raloxifene as Effective as Tamoxifen with Fewer Side Effects -

• BATTLE Links Potential Biomarkers to Drugs for Lung Cancer -

• How Infection and Inflammation Can Lead to Cancer -

• Biomarkers Help Predict Prostate Cancer Progression -

• Meat, Especially If It’s Well Done, May Increase Risk of Bladder Cancer -

• BATTLE Trial Personalizes Lung Cancer Therapy -

• Vitamin and Calcium Supplements May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk -

• Researchers Find Four Biomarkers Important in Colerectal Cancer Treatment Prognosis -

• Deadly breast cancer had 50 mutations, study finds -

• Stanford scientists find new marker to identify severe breast cancer cases -

• Childhood body size affects future breast cancer chances -

• New Targeted Therapy Effective in Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer -

• ‘Fingerprinting’ Breast Cancer Cells -

• Decoding tumor genomes reveals clues to spread of deadly breast cancer -

• Anti-Cancer Agent Stops Metastasis in Its Tracks -

• April 18th – 24th is Natl. Minority Cancer Awareness Week -

• New Procedure Aims to Save Vision of Children with Eye Cancer -

• Scientists Find Key to Gene that Promotes Cancer Metastasis -

• Hispanics live in areas with limited capacity for colorectal cancer screening -

• Teen drinking tied to breast disease -

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