Exercise Preserves Freedom of Movement After Breast Cancer Surgery • Breast Cancer news • Jun 16 10 An active 72-year-old woman, Claire Mitchell had always enjoyed cooking. However, after breast cancer surgery she found that she had less freedom of movement and reaching jars on… Study Helps Explain Why Black Patients with Lung Cancer Have Surgery Less Often than Whites • Lung Cancer news • Jun 16 10 A new study led by UNC researchers that looks at newly diagnosed lung cancer patients and follows them from diagnosis forward is… High ‘good’ cholesterol tied to lower cancer risk • Cancer news • Jun 15 10 High levels of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol - a.k.a. “good cholesterol” - may be linked to lower risks of cancer as well as heart attacks, new research suggests. Dr. Richard… Adding test for cervical cancer raises costs: study • Cervical Cancer news • Jun 15 10 Using two screening tests for cervical cancer does little to ensure that doctors will follow guidelines for less-frequent screening in low-risk women, and adding a second test increases health… New combination effective against pancreatic cancer • Pancreatic Cancer news • Jun 15 10 Substance in broccoli supports cancer therapy / Researchers in Heidelberg publish in “Cancer Research” The new cancer medication sorafenib looks promising. Sorafenib is used for advanced liver and kidney cancer and… Lung cancer research concludes that early diagnosis as key for improving survival • Lung Cancer news • Jun 15 10 Research published in the June edition of the Journal of Thoracic Oncology sought to investigate the time trends of surgical outcomes of patients with non-small… Scientists find genes linked to testicular cancer • Testicular Cancer News • Jun 14 10 British scientists have found three new genetic risk factors for testicular cancer, the most common form of the disease in young men, and say their findings should aid efforts for… New Guideline Will Improve Hormone Receptor Testing for Patients with Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Jun 12 10 The College of American Pathologists (CAP) and the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) today issued a joint guideline aimed at improving the accuracy of… Late-Stage Ovarian Cancer Therapy Shows Promise in Phase I Trial • Ovarian Cancer news • Jun 09 10 The combination of decitabine and carboplatin appears to improve the outcome of women who have late-stage ovarian cancer. In an upcoming issue of the journal Cancer (online… Intervention Program Helps Breast Cancer Patients Live Longer After Recurrence • Breast Cancer news • Jun 08 10 A psychological intervention program designed for breast cancer patients reduces the risk of dying if the cancer recurs, new research shows. The study is the latest in… HPV-Positive Tumor Status Indicates Better Survival in Patients with Oropharyngeal Cancer • Head and Neck Cancer News • • Oral Cancer News • Jun 08 10 Oropharyngeal cancer patients whose tumors in the upper part of the throat test positively for the human papillomavirus (HPV) have better overall survival than patients with… Breast cancer drug extends lives: study • Breast Cancer news • Jun 08 10 An experimental breast cancer drug made from sea sponges added months to the lives of breast cancer patients whose cancer had come back despite several rounds of chemotherapy, doctors reported… Drug fights tumors in advanced lung cancer • Lung Cancer news • Jun 08 10 A drug being developed by Pfizer Inc shrank lung cancer tumors in more than half of treated patients, and nearly all showed some benefit, U.S. researchers said on Saturday. The… High-Grade Prostate Cancer Linked to Diabetes • Prostate Cancer news • Jun 03 10 Among obese white men, those with diabetes mellitus (DM) are more likely than non-diabetics to have high-grade prostate cancer discovered on prostate biopsy, according to researchers. Investigators at Duke University Medical… New test can predict return of prostate cancer • Prostate Cancer news • Jun 03 10 A highly sensitive blood test may be able to predict whether prostate cancer is cured or is likely to come back, giving doctors an early sign of whether treatments… Study links obesity to more agressive prostate cancer • Prostate Cancer news • Jun 03 10 The size of a cancerous prostate tumor is directly proportional to the weight of the patient and the bigger the tumor the more aggressive the cancer, a study published… Radiation After Mastectomy Improves Breast Cancer Survival • Breast Cancer news • Jun 03 10 Postmastectomy radiation therapy (PMRT) for some breast cancer patients can reduce their risk of recurrence by almost 30 percent and increase their five-year overall survival by almost 50 percent, according… Bone Drug Suppresses Wandering Tumor Cells in Breast Cancer Patients • Breast Cancer news • Jun 03 10 The bone-strengthening drug zoledronic acid (Zometa) can help fight metastatic breast cancer when given before surgery, suggests research at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.… Genes, lifestyle pose separate breast cancer risks • Breast Cancer news • Jun 02 10 Common genetic differences have a limited role in causing breast cancer and work independently of lifestyle factors such as weight, diet and breastfeeding which are still more important, British scientists… Nanoparticle PSA test predicts if prostate cancer will return • Prostate Cancer news • Jun 02 10 Men who have just had their cancerous prostate gland removed have one pressing question for their doctors: Am I cured? But conventional tests haven’t been sensitive enough to… Radiation does not improve survival for rare, invasive bladder cancer • Bladder cancer news • Jun 02 10 In the largest study to date of a rare and deadly form of bladder cancer, researchers at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit found radiation therapy may… Peaches, plums induce deliciously promising death of breast cancer cells • Breast Cancer news • Jun 02 10 Breast cancer cells - even the most aggressive type - died after treatments with peach and plum extracts in lab tests at Texas AgriLife Research recently, and… Ablation proved as effective as traditional surgery in treating kidney cancer • Kindey Cancer News • Jun 02 10 A minimally invasive technique used to destroy kidney tumors with an electrically controlled heating probe showed similar effectiveness as surgical removal of tumors in curbing cancer… Vaccine against deadly brain cancer shows promise • Head and Neck Cancer News • Jun 02 10 A small, early-stage trial of a therapeutic brain cancer vaccine developed by ImmunoCellular Therapeutics Ltd showed that nearly half the patients were alive without their cancer worsening 18 months after… Urine test improves prostate diagnosis • Prostate Cancer news • Jun 02 10 A urine test can help doctors better spot prostate cancer than either the current blood test or a rectal exam alone, U.S. researchers reported on Tuesday. 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