Terminal cancer patients do not receive appropriate radiation therapy • Cancer news • Apr 12 10 A new analysis has found that a considerable proportion of patients with end-stage or terminal cancer do not benefit from palliative radiation therapy (radiotherapy) despite spending most of… Hispanics live in areas with limited capacity for colorectal cancer screening • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Apr 12 10 A new study finds that Hispanics live in areas with more limited availability of colonoscopies and sigmoidoscopies for colorectal cancer screening. Published early online in CANCER,… Hormone Sensitivity of Breast Stem Cells Presents Drug Target • Breast Cancer news • Apr 12 10 Researchers at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute have discovered that breast stem cells are exquisitely sensitive to the female hormones oestrogen and progesterone, a finding that opens… Thyroid Cancer Diagnoses Increasing • Thyroid Cancer news • Apr 12 10 As overall cancer rates are declining in the United States, thyroid cancer counters the trend. It’s being diagnosed more frequently, especially in women. Women are three times more likely than men to develop… Promising Strategy for Treatment of Lung Cancer • Lung Cancer news • Apr 12 10 A research team at the Sahlgrenska Academy at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, has shown in a study that two closely related enzymes could be targets for the treatment of… China scientists show how arsenic treats blood cancer • Blood Cancer News • Apr 09 10 Scientists in China have demonstrated how arsenic - a favourite murder weapon in the Middle Ages - destroys deadly blood cancer by targeting and killing specific proteins that keep… Gene found that may predict lung cancer in smokers • Lung Cancer news • Apr 08 10 Researchers have identified a group of genes that are especially active in lung cancer patients - even in healthy tissue - and said they may be used to… Does mammogram row signal time for policy shift? • Breast Cancer news • Apr 07 10 It’s not hard to find a breast cancer survivor who thinks routine mammograms are a good idea. Almost any woman who had a cancerous tumor detected in her… Prostate cancer surgery more costly for obese men • Prostate Cancer news • Apr 07 10 Being obese may increase the cost of surgery for men with prostate cancer - at least the more traditional forms of the procedure, a new study suggests. Researchers found… Ten Minutes That Could Save Your Life • Head and Neck Cancer News • • Laryngeal Cancer news • • Cancer news • • Oral Cancer News • Apr 07 10 Oral, head and neck cancers — most of which are preventable — account for approximately 3 percent of all cancer cases in the United States, according to the American Cancer… Mutation quadruples repeat breast cancer risk • Breast Cancer news • Apr 06 10 Younger breast cancer patients who have a mutation in the well-known BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes are four times as likely to get cancer in the other breast as most patients, researchers… Radiation ups risk of breast cancer in young women • Breast Cancer news • Apr 06 10 Women treated with chest radiation for cancers in childhood or adolescence are at increased risk for breast cancer at a young age, and their risk does not appear… Breast Cancer Patients with BRCA Mutations at 4x Higher Risk for Contralateral Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Apr 06 10 Women with breast cancer before age 55 who carry an inherited mutation in the breast cancer susceptibility genes BRCA1 or BRCA2 are four… 8 Natural Ways to Prevent Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Apr 05 10 To prevent breast cancer you need to take action. Otherwise, your odds of getting breast cancer, the disease women fear the most, are 1 in 8. In spite of the… How to Eat Healthy to Help Prevent Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Apr 05 10 Breast cancer prevention factors into most of Sasha Brown’s eating decisions. The 30-year-old mother of two from Somerville, Massachusetts, lost her mother to breast cancer when she was… Breast Cancer: What is an “early Stage” Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Apr 05 10 An “Early Stage” breast cancer is sometimes referred as Stage 1 breast cancer. In such cases, the affected region is less than 2-2.5 centimetres in diameter. However, cancer… Breast Cancer: How Often Should You Do a Self-exam • Breast Cancer news • Apr 05 10 One of the most prominent cases of cancer in women, which we hear today, is breast cancer. Cases of breast cancer have increased at an alarming rate and… Should You Have a Mastectomy to Prevent Breast Cancer? • Breast Cancer news • Apr 05 10 Modern women always have a fear of breast cancer. Whilst average woman has around 12% risk of getting affected with breast cancer, others have 85% chance of getting… Researcher to Study Role of Race in Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Apr 03 10 Christine Ambrosone, MD, Chair of Cancer Prevention and Control at Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI), has received a grant for $165,000 from the Breast Cancer Research Foundation… Pioneering Breast Scanner Holds Promise for Detecting, Diagnosing Cancer Earlier • Breast Cancer news • Apr 03 10 Perhaps no one can appreciate the importance of early cancer detection as much as Izora Armstrong. That’s because UVA Cancer Center researchers, using a first-of-its-kind hybrid breast… Clinical Trial Test Helps Measure Effectiveness of Treatment for Patients with Metastatic Cancer • Cancer news • Apr 03 10 Renuka Iyer, MD, of the Department of Medicine, and Dan Iancu, MD, of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Roswell Park Cancer… Researchers Develop and Improve Techniques for Treating Cancer • Cancer news • Apr 03 10 Cancer treatment typically involves surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, hormone therapy or biological therapy. An oncologist may use one therapy or a combination of methods, depending on the type and… Research Into Natural Killer Immune Cells Offers Avenues for Childhood Cancer Treatment • Cancer news • Apr 03 10 Work underway at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital seeks to harnesses the body’s own immune cells known as natural killer, or NK, cells to help… Canisius College and Roswell Park Cancer Institute Launch “Check Yo Nutz” Testicular Cancer Awareness Campaign • Testicular Cancer News • Apr 03 10 Canisius College and Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) announce the launch of “Check Yo Nutz,” the first comprehensive testicular cancer awareness campaign… Biomedical Researcher Uses Ultrasound to Measure Early Response to Cancer Treatment • Cancer news • Apr 03 10 A biomedical scientist at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada is exploring how ultrasound and light can be used to measure the effectiveness of cancer treatment in… Page 101 of 217 pages « First < 99 100 101 102 103 > Last » << Back to main