2013

December

• Diet rich in tomatoes may lower breast cancer risk -
  
  
  

• Muscle-invasive and non-muscle invasive bladder cancers arise from different stem cells -
  
  
  

• Research backs risk-reduction surgery for ovarian cancer -
  
  
  

• Breast Cancer: Tamoxifen Metabolite Promising -
  
  
  

• New combination therapy fails to delay progression of advanced breast cancer -
  
  
  

• Personalized vaccine for most lethal type of brain tumor shows promise -
  
  
  

• New presurgery combination therapy may improve outcomes for women with triple-negative breast cancer -
  
  
  

• First step of metastasis halted in mice with breast cancer -
  
  
  

• First In-human Trial of Endoxifen Shows Promise as Breast Cancer Treatment -
  
  
  

• Systems medicine paves the way for improved treatment for leukemia patients -
  
  
  

• Cancer diagnosis more likely to limit careers for patients from rural areas -
  
  
  

• Deep sequencing of breast cancer tumors to predict clinical outcomes after single dose of therapy -
  
  
  

• Non-smoking women still at higher risk for lung cancer -
  
  
  

• Genetic flaw in males triggers onset of liver cancer, diabetes -
  
  
  

• Keep on exercising, researchers advise older breast cancer survivors -
  
  
  

• Better guidelines, coordination needed for prostate cancer specialists -
  
  
  

• Surviving Ovarian Cancer: Rutgers Scientists Attack Drug Resistant Cancer Cells -
  
  
  

• Potential biological factor contributing to racial disparities in prostate cancer -
  
  
  

• Economic factors may affect getting guideline-recommended breast cancer treatment -
  
  
  

• Boosting the immune system to treat brain cancer -
  
  
  

• Biomarker linked to aggressive breast cancers, poor outcomes in African-Americans -
  
  
  

• Knowledge about HPV vaccine effectiveness lacking -
  
  
  

• Prostate cancer biomarker may predict patient outcomes -
  
  
  

• MR-guided ultrasound offers noninvasive treatment for breast cancer -
  
  
  

• Mammography screening intervals may affect breast cancer prognosis -
  
  
  

• Protein in prostate biopsies signals increased cancer risk -
  
  
  

• Genetic mutation may play key role in risk of lethal prostate cancer in overweight patients -
  
  
  

• Breast cancer risk related to changes in breast density as women age -
  
  
  

• 3D mammography increases cancer detection and reduces call-back rates, Penn study finds -
  
  
  

• Colon cancer researchers target stem cells, discover viable new therapeutic path -
  
  
  

November

• Breast Cancer Linked to High-cholesterol Diets Recent Research Shows -
  
  
  

• Cyclin D1 governs microRNA processing in breast cancer -
  
  
  

• High cholesterol fuels the growth and spread of breast cancer -
  
  
  

• Methylation signaling controls angiogenesis and cancer growth -
  
  
  

• Global study reveals pandemic of untreated cancer pain due to over-regulation of pain medicines -
  
  
  

• Negative BRCA testing may not always imply lowered breast cancer risk -
  
  
  

• High-fat diet during puberty speeds up breast cancer development -
  
  
  

• Killer cocktail fights brain cancer -
  
  
  

• UNC scientists find potential cause for deadly breast cancer relapse -
  
  
  

• Certain symptom clusters experienced after surgery for esophageal cancer predict poor prognosis -
  
  
  

• New immuno-therapy for malignant brain tumors -
  
  
  

• Study finds link between allergies and increased risk of blood cancers in women -
  
  
  

• UCLA research could enhance treatments for drug-resistant melanoma -
  
  
  

• Linking risk factors and disease origins in breast cancer -
  
  
  

• Treatment, survival for colon cancer differs by race -
  
  
  

• Blacks have less access to cancer specialists, treatment -
  
  
  

• Lung cancer kills more Canadians than any other disease, but research, health support poorly funded -
  
  
  

• Higher than normal levels of Vitamin B12 may indicate cancer risk -
  
  
  

• Calcium Plus Vitamin D Supplementation Does Not Reduce Risk of Hip Fracture or Colorectal Cancer -
  
  
  

• Age affects short-term quality of life after breast biopsy -
  
  
  

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