Non-Invasive Robotic Surgery Destroys Prostate Cancer Tumors • Prostate Cancer news • Dec 17 15 Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in American men and is the fifth-leading cause of cancer death in men globally. While death rates for prostate cancer have been decreasing… NYU nursing study examines obesity in relation to breast cancer related lymphedema • Breast Cancer news • Dec 17 15 Each year, about 1.38 million women worldwide are diagnosed with breast cancer. Advances in treatment have facilitated a 90% five-year survival rate among those treated.… Researchers take first step in precision medicine for penile cancer • Penile cancers news • Dec 15 15 Researchers have identified potential genetic alterations in penile cancer that could pave the way for targeted treatments. For many patients with this rare cancer, surgery is all… Non-small cell lung cancers can be sorted in clusters by endocytic changes • Lung Cancer news • Dec 11 15 In the Age of Personalized Medicine, we’ve learned that one size doesn’t fit all, least of all in cancer. Cancer is a disease of your… Neoadjuvant use of pertuzumab in HER2-positive breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • Dec 03 15 Pertuzumab (trade name: Perjeta) is approved for two therapeutic indications. Its use in combination with trastuzumab and docetaxel in adult patients with HER2-positive metastatic or locally recurrent unresectable breast… Increased Cancer Risk Seen After False-Positive Mammograms • Breast Cancer news • Dec 03 15 Women with positive mammography screens ultimately judged to be false were still at significantly increased likelihood for developing invasive breast cancer within the next 10 years, a study involving 1.3… Stopping ovarian cancer in its tracks: An antibody may help patients heal themselves • Ovarian Cancer news • Dec 01 15 Ovarian cancer is the seventh most common cancer among women worldwide, and it often goes undetected until it has spread to other parts of… New Model for Prostate Cancer Screening Reduces Biopsies • Prostate Cancer news • Nov 23 15 A new model for prostate cancer screening can significantly reduce the number of unnecessary biopsies and minimize detection of clinically insignificant disease in comparison with standard screening using prostate… Researchers find experimental drug can help fight debilitating side effect of ovarian cancer • Ovarian Cancer news • Nov 17 15 Women who have ovarian cancer often develop a condition called ascites, which is a buildup of fluids in the abdomen. The most common treatment… NTU scientists use dead bacteria to kill colorectal cancer • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Nov 09 15 Scientists from Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) have successfully used dead bacteria to kill colorectal cancer cells. Harvesting the Clostridium sporogenes bacteria found commonly in soil, the NTU… Cancer survivors less likely to receive callbacks from potential employers • Cancer news • Nov 06 15 Job applicants who are cancer survivors are less likely to receive callbacks from potential retail employers than those who did not disclose their health history, according to… Potential new therapy for triple-negative breast cancer shows promise in lab studies • Breast Cancer news • Oct 27 15 Recent laboratory findings provide novel insight into potential new therapeutic approaches for triple-negative breast cancer, a particularly difficult to treat and aggressive form of the… UGR scientists patent an effective drug for treating breast, colon, and skin cancers • Breast Cancer news • • Skin Cancer news • • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Oct 20 15 Scientists from the University of Granada (UGR) have patented an effective drug for treating cancer stem cells (CSCs) in breast, colon, and skin cancers.… The CNIO discovers a link between a rare form of anemia and cancer • Cancer news • Oct 16 15 Researchers from the Tumour Suppression Group at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO), headed by Manuel Serrano, have discovered the molecular mechanisms that… Decoding the microbial signature of aggressive form of breast cancer Oct 15 15 Cancer is a result of normal cellular functions going wildly awry on a genetic level. That fact has been known for some time, but increasing evidence is… Rare mutation may extend survival in lung cancer patients with brain metastases • Lung Cancer news • Oct 15 15 New Haven, Conn. -Most patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) that has metastasized to the brain have a dire prognosis. But Yale researchers have… Adoption of streamlined breast cancer treatment has stagnated, study finds • Breast Cancer news • Oct 09 15 Accelerated partial breast irradiation was designed to be a faster, more convenient, and potentially safer way for many women with breast cancer to reduce their mortality risk… Scientists pave way for diamonds to trace early cancers • Cancer news • Oct 09 15 Physicists from the University of Sydney have devised a way to use diamonds to identify cancerous tumours before they become life threatening. Their findings, published today in Nature… Protein research uncovers potential new diagnosis and therapy for breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • Oct 08 15 Scientists at the University of York, using clinical specimens from charity Breast Cancer Now’s Tissue Bank, have conducted new research into a specific sodium channel that… Singapore scientists uncover genetic landscape of distinct breast tumors • Breast Cancer news • Oct 07 15 A team from the SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre, comprising scientists and clinicians from the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS), Singapore General Hospital (SGH) and Duke-NUS Graduate… Groundbreaking computer program diagnoses cancer in two days • Cancer news • Oct 07 15 In by far the majority of cancer cases, the doctor can quickly identify the source of the disease, for example cancer of the liver, lungs, etc. However, in about… Rising cancer rates in low and middle income countries threaten economic stability • Cancer news • Oct 01 15 The rising cost of treating and caring for a growing number of cancer patients threatens economic development in low and middle income countries (LMICs), making… Research connects specific variations in RNA splicing with breast cancer causation • Breast Cancer news • Oct 01 15 Researchers have identified cellular changes that may play a role in converting normal breast cells into tumors. Targeting these changes could potentially lead to therapies for… Multi-gene test enables some breast cancer patients to safely avoid chemotherapy • Breast Cancer news • Sep 28 15 A major study published in the New England Journal of Medicine is providing the best evidence to date that a 21-gene test done on the tumor… Scientists use microchip approach to visualize human breast cancer proteins • Breast Cancer news • Sep 28 15 A photograph may reveal how something looks, but direct observation can divulge how the objects behave. The difference can mean life or death, especially when it comes… Page 2 of 217 pages < 1 2 3 4 > Last » << Back to main