2007

February

• Cancer that colonizes our bodies -

• Antibody signal may redirect inflammation to fuel cancer -

• Exercise Improves Quality of Life for People with Breast Cancer -

• Custom-made cancer cell attacks -

• Active Lifestyle Reduces Risk of Invasive Breast Cancer -

• Researchers surprised to find no link between marijuana, lung cancer -

• Emerging research heralds new era of breast cancer management -

• Improved Imaging for Identifying Breast Cancer in Overweight Women -

• Severe Form of “Enlarged Prostate” Disease Discovered -

• FISH-ing for Links Between Cancer and Aging -

• Two New Studies Back Vitamin D for Cancer Prevention -

• Time Spent Driving an Automobile May Increase Skin Cancer Risk -

• New Biomarker Test Could Predict Outcome for Bladder Cancer Patients -

• The psychology of skin cancer -

January

• Spirituality Plays Important Role in Breast Cancer Information Processing for African-American Women -

• Esophageal cancer surgery not affected by obesity -

• Cervical cancer drops, but disparities persist -

• Prostate cancer patients see high survival rates with seed implants -

• Passive Smoke in Workplace Increases Lung Cancer Risk -

• UK mothers back cervical cancer vaccine for kids -

• Genetic Risk Factor Found for Head and Neck Cancer in Smokers -

• Breast density may increase cancer risk -

• Adding radiation decreases breast cancer recurrence -

• Tamoxifen discontinuation rates surprisingly high in clinical practice -

• Surgery and Adjuvant Therapy Can Work for Pancreatic Cancer -

• Link Found Between Periodontal Disease and Pancreatic Cancer -

• Dual Gene Therapy Suppresses Lung Cancer in Preclinical Test -

• Selective Marker Found to Indicate Aggressive Form of Breast Cancer -

• Micro Molecules Can Identify Pancreatic Cancer -

• Tumor-free breast tissue can have precancerous changes -

• 15 Common Myths About Cervical Cancer -

• Prostate cancer cost varies widely by treatment -

• Intervention can protect teens from skin cancer -

• Online prayer may benefit breast cancer patients -

2006

December

• Ovulation disorders linked to lower breast cancer risk -

• Timing of weight gain affects breast cancer risk -

• Lung cancer patients need help to quit smoking -

• Work in clothing, textiles linked to breast cancer -

• Being active may ward off prostate cancer death -

• Olive oil may hinder cancer process -

• U.S. black women have lower breast cancer survival -

• A New Gamma Camera Technique for the Detection of Small Breast Tumors -

• One in Five Breast Cancer Patients May Not Adhere to Hormone Therapy -

• ‘Clumping’ Protein Linked to Return of Ovarian Cancer -

• Decline in Breast Cancer Cases Likely Linked to Reduced Use of Hormone Replacement -

• Study Finds Lapatinib Shows Promise as Therapy for Inflammatory Breast Cancer -

• Cancer in sister affects black men’s cancer risk -

• Breast cancer regimen linked to cognitive decline -

• Exercise Can Reduce a Smoker’s Lung Cancer Risk, but Quitting Still Most Important -

• A Collaboration to Find New Tools to Fight Leukemia -

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