Not all doctors follow cancer screening guidelines • Cancer news • • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Oct 14 10 New study highlights need to address both the overuse and underuse of recommended colorectal cancer screening tests Only one-fifth of primary care physicians in the US follow practice guidelines for… A New Method Is Found For Accurate Diagnosis Of Gall Bladder Cancer, One Of The Most Deadly Forms Of • Gall Bladder Cancer news • Oct 14 10 Scientists at the University of Granada applied successfully a new technique called FDG positron emission tomography scanning, which… Considerable Proportion of Patients With Advanced Cancer Undergo Common Cancer Screening • Cancer news • Oct 13 10 A sizeable proportion of patients with advanced cancer and a life expectancy of only a few years continue to undergo common cancer screening tests that are… Fox Chase researchers uncover Achilles’ heel in aggressive breast tumors • Breast Cancer news • Oct 13 10 In an unexpected twist, Fox Chase Cancer Center researchers find that the loss of a single protein, Nedd9, initially slows cancer formation but then makes the tumors… Even women with a family history can control breast cancer risk • Breast Cancer news • Oct 12 10 Having a family history of breast cancer can lead some women to wonder if the risk is out of their control. However, a study of more… Erbitux may help fight breast cancer, claims study • Breast Cancer news • Oct 11 10 An established targeted therapy for bowel cancer may also help women with an aggressive form of breast cancer, a mid-stage clinical study revealed on Monday, opening up a potential… Avastin helps in ovarian cancer but effects fade • Ovarian Cancer news • Oct 11 10 Roche’s blockbuster drug Avastin helps women with ovarian cancer live longer without their disease getting worse, but its effect peaks at 12 months and then diminishes, researchers said on… Insurance and socioeconomic status do not explain racial disparities in breast cancer care • Breast Cancer news • Oct 11 10 Racial disparities in the receipt of breast cancer care persist despite accounting for patients’ insurance and social and economic status. That is the conclusion… AACR to Honor Leading Researchers at Breast Cancer Symposium • Breast Cancer news • Oct 11 10 The 33rd Annual CTRC-AACR San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium will honor two leading breast cancer researchers during its meeting, which will be held Dec. 8-12 in the Henry… Study reveals cancer-linked epigenetic effects of smoking • Lung Cancer news • • Cancer news • Oct 10 10 For the first time, UK scientists have reported direct evidence that taking up smoking results in epigenetic changes associated with the development of cancer. The results were reported at the… Identifying subsets of patients who will respond to subsequent lines of chemotherapy • Cancer news • Oct 10 10 In a study presented at the 35th Congress of the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO), Dr Giovanni Bernardo from Fondazione Maugeri in Pavia, Italy,… Surgical technique relieves painful spine fractures in patients with metastatic cancer • Cancer news • Oct 10 10 A surgical technique appears to offer quick and effective relief for debilitating spinal fractures often suffered by patients with metastatic cancer, researchers reported at the 35th… New targeted therapy adds benefit to erlotinib in some patients with advanced lung cancer • Lung Cancer news • Oct 10 10 A subset of lung cancer patients seem to live longer and experience delays in disease progression when a new drug that targets a… University of Arkansas to Host National Breast Cancer Workshop • Breast Cancer news • Oct 08 10 Leading national researchers in the fight against breast cancer will convene Oct. 26-29 for the 2010 Advances in Breast Cancer Research Workshop at the University of Arkansas. More… Breast Density Linked to Increased Risk of Subsequent Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Oct 07 10 Researchers at Kaiser Permanente have found that patients with a very early form of breast cancer (ductal carcinoma in situ or DCIS) who have higher mammographic… Fish oil linked to increased risk of colon cancer in mice • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Oct 05 10 Fish oil - long encouraged by doctors as a supplement to support heart and joint health, among other benefits - induced severe colitis and colon cancer… Celldex brain cancer vaccine doubles survival • Head and Neck Cancer News • Oct 05 10 Patients with the brain cancer glioblastoma treated with a vaccine lived nearly twice as long as those who received radiation and chemotherapy, an encouraging result for a cancer that often… Scientists Discover New Therapeutic Target for Some Breast Cancers • Breast Cancer news • Oct 05 10 A protein that pumps calcium out of cells also moonlights as a signal to get massive quantities of the stuff to flow in, according to Johns Hopkins… X-rays linked to increased childhood leukemia risk • Blood Cancer News • Oct 04 10 Diagnostic X-rays may increase the risk of developing childhood leukemia, according to a new study by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley’s School of Public Health. Specifically, the researchers… Breast Cancer Diagnostic Delay Depended More on Race/Ethnicity than Insurance • Breast Cancer news • Oct 04 10 Race and ethnicity appeared to affect diagnostic delay more than insurance status for women with breast abnormalities, as revealed by data presented at the Third American Association… Decreased Survival for Puerto Rican Women with “Triple-Negative” Breast Cancer Subtype • Breast Cancer news • Oct 04 10 Puerto Rican women who had breast cancer that lacked estrogen and progesterone receptors and did not overexpress the HER2neu protein (triple-negative) had worse survival than those… Race Not Root of Disparity in Lung Cancer Between Whites and Blacks • Lung Cancer news • Oct 04 10 Race itself was not a prognostic factor of overall survival among black patients with lung cancer, according to data from a retrospective study presented at… Racial Differences in Breast Cancer Treatment Persist, Despite Similar Economics • Breast Cancer news • Oct 02 10 African-American women with breast cancer living in Washington, D.C., are more likely to experience delays in treatment regardless of insurance type, socioeconomic status and cancer characteristics such… Low-income men show more high-risk prostate tumors • Prostate Cancer news • Oct 01 10 Low-income men treated for prostate cancer are likelier to have a more aggressive disease at diagnosis compared with their better-off counterparts, a study at one U.S. public hospital suggests. Researchers… HPV screen-and treat-intervention effective in cervical cancer prevention • Cervical Cancer news • Oct 01 10 Women in South Africa who underwent human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA-based testing or visual inspection of the cervix followed by treatment of test-positive women with cryotherapy had a statistically significant… Page 90 of 217 pages « First < 88 89 90 91 92 > Last » << Back to main