2005

August

• Preschool diet linked to cancer risk -

• Chips could double cancer risk for kids -

• Brain cancer takes long-term toll on children -

• Obesity linked with higher prostate cancer risk -

• Virus Attack on Cancer -

• Lung cancer killing more women in Europe -

• Gene test could save men from prostate surgery -

• New ‘stealth’ drugs give hope in fight on cancer -

• Goodness of milk ‘offset by ovarian cancer risk’ -

• Strict diet program may help prostate cancer -

• Pollution exposure linked to childhood cancer -

• Drinkers cut cancer risk with folate, study finds -

• Lung Cancer Doesn’t Just Target Smokers -

• Skin cancer rate up for women under age 40-study -

• Melanoma rates in kids continue to rise -

• Painkillers may cut prostate cancer risk a little -

• Nerve chemical may signal aggressive cancer -

• Many men struggle to work after prostate cancer -

• UK cancer map shows way to save 17,000 lives a year -

• Breast cancer risk with HRT may be small -

• Drug switch helps women with early breast cancer -

• Melanoma overdiagnosed in US -

• Broccoli may help beat bladder cancer -

• Scientists pinpoint new breast cancer genes -

• More evidence coffee may cut risk of liver cancer -

July

• Weight change may also change breast cancer risk -

• New study widens cancer risks and benefits of pill -

• Not all cancer patients improve lifestyle -

• Smart bomb drug zaps cancer cells in mice -

• Genes linked to spread of breast cancer discovered -

• Poor less likely to be screened for colon cancer -

• Munition exposure linked to brain cancer in US vets -

• EU lung cancer down in men, up in women -

• Ovarian Cancer Study Gets Aid -

• Single drug dose effective after testicular cancer surgery -

• High cervical cancer rates sign of larger problems -

• HK surgeons upbeat on brain cancer removal method -

• Inhaled morphine eases cancer-related air hunger -

• Prostate cancer therapy may affect mental function -

• Benefit of breast cancer screening small -

• Testicular cancer patients can have children -

• Chinese most prone to colorectal cancer in Asia -

• Gene variants tied to melanoma risk -

• Drug combo ups breast cancer survival-study -

• Asthma gene variants may cut risk of brain cancer -

• Age no bar to benefits of lung cancer chemo -

• Breast cancer therapy may give rise to leukemia -

• Rare type of breast cancer on the rise in the U.S. -

• Estrogen-like chemical ups cancer risk in mice -

• Curry ingredient fights skin cancer -

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