Personalized therapy helped women with advanced cervical cancer • Cervical Cancer news • Jun 02 14 A new type of personalized cancer therapy in which immune cells are harvested from patients’ tumors, grown in the lab and infused back into patients showed dramatic results in… Cancer doctors urged to consider value when treating patients • Cancer news • May 31 14 Cancer doctors should consider the financial as well as the medical impact of treatment for patients as healthcare costs continue to grow faster than the overall economy, according… More patients with ovarian cancer are receiving chemotherapy before surgery • Ovarian Cancer news • May 30 14 The use of chemotherapy before surgery to remove ovarian cancer has increased dramatically in recent decades, particularly among certain patients, according to a new analysis from Fox… Study explains how green tea could reduce pancreatic cancer risk • Pancreatic Cancer news • May 30 14 Green tea and its extracts have been widely touted as potential treatments for cancer, as well as several other diseases. But scientists have struggled to explain how… Circumcision linked to reduced risk of prostate cancer in some men • Prostate Cancer news • May 29 14 Circumcision is performed for various reasons, including those that are based on religion, aesthetics, or health. New research indicates that the procedure may help prevent prostate… Two new possible drug targets for triple negative breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • May 27 14 The suppression of two genes reduce breast cancer tumor formation and metastasis by interfering with blood vessel formation and recruitment, report scientists from Houston Methodist and five… More access to health care may lead to unnecessary mammograms • Breast Cancer news • May 27 14 Researchers have concluded that providing better access to health care may lead to the overuse of mammograms for women who regularly see a primary care physician and… An area’s level of poverty or wealth may affect the distribution of cancer types • Cancer news • May 27 14 A new analysis has found that certain cancers are more concentrated in areas with high poverty, while other cancers arise more often in… Study identifies how signals trigger cancer cells to spread • Cancer news • May 26 14 Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have discovered a signaling pathway in cancer cells that controls their ability to invade nearby tissues in a… Team validates potentially powerful new way to treat HER2-positive breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • May 26 14 Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) today report a discovery that they hope will lead to the development of a powerful new way of… Gene mutation found for aggressive form of pancreatic cancer • Pancreatic Cancer news • May 26 14 Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have identified a mutated gene common to adenosquamous carcinoma (ASC) tumors - the first known unique molecular… Studies still looking for link between cell phones and brain tumors • Head and Neck Cancer News • May 23 14 The heaviest users of cell phones may be at higher than average risk of being diagnosed with a brain tumor, according to a recent French… Yale Cancer Center studies find lifestyle changes improve biomarkers for breast cancer recurrence and mortality • Breast Cancer news • May 22 14 A pair of Yale Cancer Center interventional studies involving breast cancer survivors found that lifestyle changes in the form of healthy eating… Most women who have double mastectomy don’t need it, U-M study finds • Breast Cancer news • May 22 14 About 70 percent of women who have both breasts removed following a breast cancer diagnosis do so despite a very low risk of facing cancer… Scientists find new way to combat drug resistance in skin cancer • Skin Cancer news • May 22 14 RAPID RESISTANCE to vemurafenib - a treatment for a type of advanced melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer - could be prevented by blocking a… Dogs can sniff out prostate cancer in urine • Prostate Cancer news • May 20 14 Highly-trained dogs are able to detect prostate cancer in urine with 98 percent accuracy, according to a study presented May 18 at the annual meeting of the American Urological… Robot-assisted prostate cancer surgery as safe but more expensive as open surgery in older men • Prostate Cancer news • May 19 14 Minimally invasive robot-assisted surgery, which has become the main choice for surgically removing cancerous prostate glands during recent years, is as safe… New way to predict response to chemo in triple-negative breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • May 15 14 Researchers from University Hospitals (UH) Case Medical Center’s Seidman Cancer Center will present findings from a study that found the presence of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, a type… Cancer patient demands rarely lead to unnecessary tests and treatments • Cancer news • May 15 14 Despite claims suggesting otherwise, inappropriate cancer patient demands are few and very rarely lead to unnecessary tests and treatments from their health care providers, according to new… Large panel genetic testing produces more questions than answers in breast cancer • Breast Cancer news • May 15 14 While large genetic testing panels promise to uncover clues about patients’ DNA, a team of researchers from Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center (ACC)has found that… Researchers identify link between colon cancer and metabolism • Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • May 13 14 More than 60 years ago Otto Warburg recognized that cancer cells differ from normal cells in the metabolic pathway they use for the oxidation of sugar. Rather than the… Older, sicker men with early-stage prostate cancer do not benefit from aggressive treatment • Prostate Cancer news • May 13 14 Treating older men with early-stage prostate cancer who also have other serious underlying health problems with aggressive therapies such as surgery or radiation therapy… US cervical cancer rates higher than previously reported, especially among older women • Cervical Cancer news • May 12 14 Cervical cancer rates in the United States are higher than previously believed, particularly among 65- to 69-year-old women and African-American women, according to a study… Current guidelines underestimate US cervical cancer incidence and older women’s risk • Cervical Cancer news • May 12 14 Rates of cervical cancer in American women may be higher than previously thought, and the disease may arise most often at an age when adequately screened… New Method Sneaks Drugs into Cancer Cells Before Triggering Release • Cancer news • May 11 14 Biomedical engineering researchers have developed an anti-cancer drug delivery method that essentially smuggles the drug into a cancer cell before triggering its release. 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