Exercise boosts breast cancer patients’ well-being • Breast Cancer news • Feb 25 09 Exercise can help women going through any stage of breast cancer treatment to feel better both physically and emotionally, a new research review shows. “It helps enhance mood and emotions… Ovulation induction linked with cancer risk • Ovarian Cancer news • Feb 25 09 Treatments used to induce ovulation appear to increase the overall risk of cancer, the results of a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology suggest. “Ovulation-inducing drugs are widely used… Urine test may tell of breast cancer’s spread • Breast Cancer news • Feb 25 09 Researchers have found a protein that helps breast cancer cells spread and found it in the urine of women with aggressive breast cancer - offering a potentially painless way… Yoga provides emotional benefits to women with breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • Feb 25 09 Women undertaking a ten week program of 75 minute Restorative Yoga (RY) classes gained positive differences in aspects of mental health such as depression, positive emotions, and spirituality… Waiting for biopsy results may adversely affect health • Breast Cancer news • Feb 24 09 Women who’ve had a breast biopsy know the anxiety of waiting for the results, but that stress may cause adverse health effects, according to a new study published in… Contraceptive pills still tied to breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • Feb 23 09 The use of contraceptive pills has been associated with an increased risk of breast cancer, according to a report in the American Journal of Epidemiology. Until now, the reported… Metastasis-Promoting Protein Identified; Could Provide a Prognostic Test Or Target for Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Feb 23 09 Tumors that are about to progress and metastasize go through a process also seen in normal embryonic development, known as the epithelial to mesenchymal… Calcium Associated With Lower Risk of Cancer in Women • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Feb 23 09 Women with higher intake of calcium appear to have a lower risk of cancer overall, and both men and women with high calcium intakes have lower risks of… Mail and Electronic Reminders May Increase Colon Cancer Screening • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Feb 23 09 Mailed reminders to patients appear to promote colon cancer screening, according to a report in the February 23 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives… Breast Cancer Patients May Have a New Treatment Option When Cancer Spreads • Breast Cancer news • Feb 23 09 For orthopaedic researcher Joyce Keyak, Ph.D., finding ways to battle breast cancer is a personal as well as a professional mission. Her cousin died… Infectious Agent May Impact Lung Cancer • Lung Cancer news • Feb 23 09 A previously unknown effect of an infectious agent relevant to the prevention and/or treatment of lung cancer has been discovered by a UMDNJ research team led by Melissa Rogers, Ph.D., professor… Patient knowledge of health information influences cancer treatment • Cancer news • Feb 23 09 A new analysis finds that when colorectal cancer patients seek out health information from the internet and news media, they are more likely to be aware of and receive… Menopause drug Livial ups breast cancer return risk • Breast Cancer news • Feb 18 09 The synthetic hormone Livial, designed as an alternative to hormone replacement therapy, makes it significantly more likely a woman’s breast cancer will come back, Dutch researchers said on Tuesday.… Test may find hidden colorectal cancers: study • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Feb 18 09 A more sensitive screening test may one day help doctors determine how far colorectal cancer has spread, giving patients a better shot at survival, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday. They… Blood Pressure Compound May Benefit Brain Tumor Patients • Head and Neck Cancer News • Feb 18 09 A widely used blood pressure medication may be the key to preventing brain function loss common after radiation treatment, according to a newly published study by researchers at Wake… Persons Who Survive Cancer More Likely to be Unemployed • Cancer news • Feb 17 09 An analysis of previous studies finds an association between being a cancer survivor and being unemployed, compared to healthy individuals, especially for survivors of breast and gastrointestinal cancers,… Biomarker Predicts Disease Recurrence in Colorectal Cancer • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Feb 17 09 Findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Association by researchers at Thomas Jefferson University show that the presence of a biomarker in regional lymph nodes is an independent… Genetic ID of Marker in Lymph Nodes May be Linked to Colorectal Cancer Recurrence Risk • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Feb 17 09 A preliminary report suggests that genetic testing may help identify a marker in lymph nodes that is associated with an increased risk… In Flurry of Studies, Researcher Details Role of Apples in Inhibiting Breast Cancer • Breast Cancer news • Feb 17 09 Six studies published in the past year by a Cornell researcher add to growing evidence that an apple a day - as well as… Researchers Identify Gene Linked to Aggressive Progression of Liver Cancer • Liver Cancer news • Feb 17 09 Virginia Commonwealth University researchers have identified a gene that plays a key role in regulating liver cancer progression, a discovery that could one day lead to new… University of the Basque Country team develop nano-hydrogels capable of detecting cancer cells • Cancer news • Feb 17 09 One of the problems in the treatment of cancers continues to be the lack of ability when it comes to discriminating between healthy and… A promising molecular target for liver cancer therapy • Liver Cancer news • Feb 17 09 Although GABA and GABA receptors function as an inhibitory neurotransmitter in the mature CNS, abnormal levels of gene and protein expression of some GABA receptor subunits have been detected… Family History of Melanoma Linked to Parkinson’s Disease • Skin Cancer news • Feb 17 09 People with a family history of melanoma may have a greater risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to a study released today that will be presented at the American… Genetic ‘hotspot’ for breast cancer risk • Breast Cancer news • Feb 16 09 Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center investigators have identified a new genetic hotspot for breast cancer. Reporting this week in Nature Genetics, Wei Zheng, M.D., Ph.D, and colleagues have identified a region on chromosome… New guidelines emphasize use of breast MRI to supplement standard imaging • Breast Cancer news • Feb 16 09 Updated guidelines for physicians that represent best practices for using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to newly diagnose breast cancer and to make treatment decisions for breast… Page 129 of 217 pages « First < 127 128 129 130 131 > Last » << Back to main