Colon cancer risk in US varies by race, ethnicity
• Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Jun 28 05
Cancer drug may fight smallpox, study suggests
• Cancer news • Jun 27 05
A cancer pill noted for its effectiveness in stopping Leukemia in some patients can also help delay the deadliest effects of a pox virus in mice -…
And the number one cancer myth is…
• Cancer news • Jun 27 05
Childhood cancer survivors at risk of skin cancer
• Skin Cancer news • Jun 23 05
Kids undergoing radiation treatment for cancer face an increased risk for skin cancer (excluding Malignant melanoma) later in life, according to a new report.
To…
Virus kills ovarian cancer cells
• Ovarian Cancer news • Jun 23 05
Lab experiments conducted in Australia show that a so-called echovirus might be an effective agent against Ovarian cancer.
Some types of echovirus can cause illnesses such as meningitis or intestinal…
Abbott says access to prostate cancer drug widened
• Prostate Cancer news • Jun 23 05
Abbott Laboratories said on Thursday it has received U.S. regulatory approval to make its experimental Prostate cancer drug Xinlay available to certain patients even though it is…
Western and Japanese diets up colon cancer risk
• Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Jun 23 05
Cancer fear high among women having hysterectomy
• Uterine Cancer news • Jun 22 05
Family risk for lung cancer stronger in blacks
• Lung Cancer news • Jun 21 05
Common virus kills cancer
• Cervical Cancer news • Jun 21 05
WHO starts drive against environmental cancer risk
• Lung Cancer news • Jun 21 05
Tobacco cause of most cancers in black men
• Cancer news • Jun 21 05
Overeating plus inactivity ups breast cancer risk
• Breast Cancer news • Jun 20 05
The combination of eating too much and exercising too little appears to significantly increase the risk of breast cancer, particularly in postmenopausal women, according to a…
Exercise helps sex life after prostate radiation
• Prostate Cancer news • Jun 17 05
Men treated with external beam radiation therapy for Prostate cancer may find their sex life affected, but physical activity seems to make the problem less likely, according to…
Emotional support may slow ovarian cancer
• Ovarian Cancer news • Jun 16 05
House again defeats medical marijuana use
• Cancer news • Jun 16 05
Women at risk of breast cancer decline tamoxifen
• Breast Cancer news • Jun 16 05
In a study involving 88 women at high risk of eventually developing breast cancer, only 1 agreed to take tamoxifen, a drug that can reduce the risk…
Study confirms red meat link with bowel cancer
• Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Jun 14 05
Exercise reduces fatigue after breast cancer
• Breast Cancer news • Jun 14 05
After being treated for breast cancer, women who engage in moderate exercise have more energy and feel better about their bodies than less active women, a study shows.
Women…
Gates backs cervical cancer vaccines for poor
• Cervical Cancer news • Jun 14 05
Most women overestimate their breast cancer risk
• Breast Cancer news • Jun 13 05
Nearly 9 out of 10 women overestimate how likely they are to develop breast cancer in their lifetimes, according to a new study.
In the study, a group…
One-in-five women would consider breast removal
• Breast Cancer news • Jun 13 05
Twenty percent of women would consider having both their breasts removed to reduce their odds of developing cancer, according to a survey on Monday.
More than 1,500 women around…
Delay OK before radiation for prostate cancer
• Prostate Cancer news • Jun 13 05
For men with localized Prostate cancer, waiting several months from the time of diagnosis before beginning treatment with external beam radiation therapy does not worsen their odds…
Vitamin B6 may reduce colon cancer risk in women
• Colon & Colorectal Cancer news • Jun 13 05
Women with high levels of Vitamin B6 in their diet seem to have a decreased risk of developing Colorectal cancer - especially those who consume…