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• Featured Clinical Trial: First-in-Humans Study of New Immunotherapy Agent
• Probable Mechanism Underlying Resveratrol Activity Revealed By NIH Study
• Regular use of vitamin and mineral supplements could reduce the risk of colon cancer, study suggests
• Treating Brain Injuries With Stem Cell Transplants – Promising Results
• Cancer patients can preserve their fertility – Mid Day.com
• Six-Organ Transplant Girl Goes Home Today
• Chaos In The Cell’s Command Center
• Device Provides A Platform For Viewing Cancer Cells And Other Macromolecules In Dynamic, Life-Sustaining Liquid Environments
• Norway to bring cancer-gene tests to the clinic – Nature.com
• News From The Journal Of Clinical Investigation: Feb. 1, 2012
• New technology shows molecules and cells in action
• Experimental Drug Improves Survival in Previously Treated Metastatic Colorectal Cancer
• Safety Alerts Concerning NHS Direct 111 Pilots
• Researchers Rewrite Textbook On Location Of Brain’s Speech Processing Center
• New genetic subtype of lung cancer defined
• Childhood Brain Tumors Linked To Newly Discovered Mutations
• Opinion: Walk to End Breast Cancer reaches the finish line – The Vancouver Sun
• Roche Skin Cancer Drug Gains Approval – Wall Street Journal
• Cancer Screening in U.S. Lags Behind for Asians and Hispanics – Businessweek
• Epigenetic Study Suggests Possible Treatment for Retinoblastoma
• Head And Neck Cancer Recurrences Detected Earlier By Routine Follow-Up Scans
• Tracking The Birth Of An Evolutionary Arms Race Between HIV-Like Viruses And Primate Genomes
• Cancer and HIV survivor says he’s running for his life – MiamiHerald.com
• New drug release mechanism utilizes 3-D superhydrophobic materials
• Grape seed extract kills head and neck cancer cells, leaves healthy cells unharmed
• Differences in Estrogen Metabolism May Influence Breast Cancer Risk
• A Conversation with the NCI Women Scientist Advisors
• Keppra® Approved By FDA For Childhood Seizures
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for January 24, 2012
• Breast Implant Boss Arrested
• Avastin Before Breast Cancer Surgery Could Help Save Lives – ABC News
• Breast cancer drugs’ effectiveness doubted by UM study – Detroit Free Press
• Arsenic cancer risk still high decades later in Chile region – Reuters
• Over 55s More Active Than Younger People
• Prostate cancer growth slowed by commonly used drug – CBS News
• Women with certain type of ovarian cancer and BRCA gene mutation have improved survival at 5 years
• iPad application for cancer patients – gulfnews.com
• Compounds in mate tea induce death in colon cancer cells, in vitro study shows
• Stem Cell Treatment For Blindness Shows Promise In Trials
• Researchers Refine Nanoparticles For More Accurate Delivery Of Cancer Drugs
• Statins May Work Against Certain Breast Cancers
• Drug Shows Promise against Hard-to-Treat Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
• Chemotherapy Associated with Microscopic Changes in the Brain
• Bevacizumab May Benefit Some Women with Ovarian Cancer
• Researchers engineer a switch to tame aggressive cancers
• Novel Gene Mutations Associated With Bile Duct Cancer Could Lead To Targeted Treatment
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for January 10, 2012
• The Gateway for Cancer Research Gets behind Bald Barbie – Business Wire
• Many Breast Cancer Survivors Report Doctors Fail To Discuss Options – LEX18 Lexington KY News
• Nanoparticles refined for more accurate delivery of cancer drugs
• Diabetes drug may prevent cancer – Calgary Herald
• Melanoma drug’s link to other skin cancers identified – USA TODAY
• Cost To The Nation For Job-Related Injuries And Illnesses Estimated At $250 Billion Per Year
• American Cancer Society Blogger Apologizes for Bald Barbie Flub – ABC News (blog)
• Vitamin D Doesn’t Help Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
• Study reveals origins of esophageal cancer
• New colorectal cancer drug shows promise in study – Los Angeles Times
• Advanced Breast Cancer Slowed by Roche, Novartis Drug Cocktails – Businessweek
• Survey of Oncologists Suggests Lack of Progress in Cancer Pain Management
• Breast cancer screening saves lives – but it causes harm, too – Daily Telegraph
• Researchers Identify A Novel Therapeutic Approach For Liver Cancer
• Pig-induced pluripotent stem cells may be safer than previously thought
• Nasty Side Effects Make Breast Cancer Patients Quit Drugs Early – ABC News
• Intermittent, low-carbohydrate diets more successful than standard dieting, study finds
• Animal Study Offers Insights Into Possible Drug Targets To Improve Memory As We Age
• Give Nuns The Pill For Health Reasons ?
• Researchers Uncover New Mechanism of Resistance to Melanoma Drug
• Long non-coding RNA prevents the death of maturing red blood cells
• Chemotherapy Lowers Breast Cancer Mortality By One Third – 100 Trials Demonstrate
• Drug duo kills chemotherapy-resistant ovarian cancer cells, researchers find
• Mobile Health Competition Launched To Develop Mobile Apps To Help Teen Cancer Patients
• Neurotransmitter dopamine might improve the treatment of cancer, new study suggests
• Mammograms Reduce Breast Cancer Mortality Risk By Half: Study – Huffington Post
• Acupuncture may ease severe nerve pain associated with cancer treatment, study suggests
• Former HP chair Dunn, 58, dies after cancer bout – The Associated Press
• Inflammatory Cues Modulate Goblet Cell Products Important For Intestinal Barrier Function
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for November 29, 2011
• Cancer families hit by cash worries – The Press Association
• Colon cancer prognosis worse for the obese, type 2 diabetics – USA Today
• Tumor-Targeting Compound Points The Way To New Personalized Cancer Treatments
• Column: His career over, lineman with cancer must face the reality of a liver … – Washington Post
• Matching Patients With Biomarker-Driven Cancer Trials – Genetic Sequencing Might Help
• Cancer fear looms large over women who have had breast implant surgery – andhranews.net
• Age-old remedies using white tea, witch hazel and rose may be beneficial, study suggests
• Researchers Find New Path To Control Tumor Growth
• Breast cancer’s ‘Achilles’ heel’ to beat dreaded disease – Zee News
• Lower antioxidant level might explain higher skin-cancer rate in males
• Cancer cells’ DNA repair disrupted to increase radiation sensitivity
• Making cancer a little less overwhelming – Iowa City Press Citizen
• Annual cancer screening must for women after 40 – Times of India
• High blood sugar levels in older women linked to colorectal cancer
• Do Men Really Think About Sex All Day Long?
• Gene acts as a brake on breast cancer progression
• Updated biopsies could save breast cancer patients’ lives: Study – Vancouver Sun
• Patients With Balance Disorders Benefit From Integrative Therapy
• Drug may slow spread of deadly eye cancer
• Second Cancer Likely to Be Same Kind as First – MedPage Today
• Coffee linked to lower cancer risk in women – Delaware Wave
• Diabetes drug shows promise in reducing risk of cancer, study suggests
• Lung Cancer Caregivers Find Support Online – Fox News
• Polk Men Grow Mustaches for Prostate Cancer Awareness – The Ledger
• Robin Gibb: Cancer won’t stop me getting back on stage – Mirror.co.uk
• Learn More: Additional Information and Resources
• Guest Commentary: The Emerging Evidence about the Role of Obesity in Cancer
• Funeral Mass to be held at Old St. Pat’s for Maggie Daley – Chicago Tribune
• Young cancer patients turn to Camp Okizu – Abc Local Web
• Maggie Daley dies – Chicago Tribune
• Pregnant Mothers Can Safely Choose Where To Give Birth If They Have Low Risk Of Complications
• Key to aging? Key molecular switch for telomere extension by telomerase identified
• Study Identifies Possible Therapy For Radiation Sickness
• Medications’ Adverse Events – Nearly 100,000 Elderly Americans Hospitalized Annually
• A cancer survivor’s thanks – CNN
• Head and neck cancer: Study identifies factors associated with increased risk of death among two-year survivors
• How Not To Put On Weight During Thanksgiving – 15 Useful Suggestions
• Coffee drinkers show lower uterine cancer risk – msnbc.com
• Combination Epigenetic Therapy Shows Potential in Advanced Lung Cancer
• No Breast Cancer Screening For Women Aged 40-49, New Canadian Guidelines – Medical News Today
• Cancer’ or ‘Weird Cells’: Which Sounds Deadlier? – New York Times
• Cetuximab Approved for Patients with Advanced Head and Neck Cancer
• Protecting Intestine From Radiation Injury With Probiotic
• Future cancers from Fukushima plant may be hidden – AP – msnbc.com
• Roche’s Avastin Revoked for Use in Breast Cancer, FDA Says – Businessweek
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer – Albany Times Union
• Breast cancer drug Avastin shelved – Sarasota Herald-Tribune
• Old drugs find new target for treating brain tumor
• FDA withdraws approval of Avastin to treat breast cancer – Los Angeles Times
• Alcohol May Thwart Breast Cancer’s Spread – FOX News
• Heart Protection From Component Of Garlic Oil
• 36th Great American Smokeout highlights historic CA cancer research act – Examiner.com
• Bridging Disciplines to Study Possible Cancer-Obesity Links
• Cancer Biologists Determine How Platelets In The Bloodstream Help Cancer Cells Form New Tumors.
• Experimental breast cancer vaccine shows promise – Washington Post
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for November 15, 2011
• Keeping cancer a stranger is the friendly thing to do – Today’s Sunbeam – NJ.com
• Crestor Same As Lipitor In Stabilizing Plaque In Arteries
• Contraceptive pill associated with increased prostate cancer risk worldwide, study finds
• Study Confirms Smoke-Free Workplaces Reduce Heart Attacks
• Prostate cancer may be tied to the Pill in water supply – msnbc.com
• Novel nanocrystals with advanced optical properties developed for use as luminescent biomarkers
• Acupuncture Can Prevent Radiation-Induced Chronic Dry Mouth
• Evelyn H. Lauder Dies Of Non-Genetic Ovarian Cancer – Medical News Today
• Creator of breast cancer’s pink ribbon dies – CBS News
• Evelyn Lauder, founder of pink ribbon breast cancer campaign, dies aged 75 – The Guardian
• Study helps eliminate causes for joint pain linked to commonly used breast cancer drugs
• Cancer drug Doxil joins growing list of drugs in short supply – Los Angeles Times
• Chimerix Announces Late-Breaking Poster Presentation At Kidney Week 2011 Annual Meeting
• Breast cancer survival gains lag in the elderly – msnbc.com
• Innovative Heart Valve Increases Quality Of Life
• Influenza Infection Blocked By Lipid
• High school students do graduate level research on liver cancer and Hepatitis B – msnbc.com
• Over 1,200 Retailers Selling Tobacco To Minors, FDA Sends Warning Letters
• Community Health Centers And Primary Care Providers Need Training To Better Manage Obesity And Weight-Related Chronic Diseases
• Computer trained to evaluate breast cancer
• Concurrent chemo and radiation confers survival benefit in nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients
• Advanced Liver Cancer – Experimental Drug Has Survival Benefits
• Fraudulent Or Unregistered Nurses Work At Hundreds Of UK GP Practices
• Metastatic Breast And Ovarian Cancer Vaccine – Promising Results
• Concurrent Chemo And Radiation Confers Survival Benefit In Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Patients
• Radiation Therapy after Breast-Conserving Surgery Improves Survival
• Doctors Struggle To Find Balance For Cancer Screening – Huffington Post
• Annual Screening Chest X-Ray Does Not Reduce Lung Cancer Deaths
• Take That , Cancer! Survivor Stud Ethan Zohn Finishes NYC Marathon – Entertainment Online
• Identification Of Gene Critical For Cell Responses To Oxygen Deprivation May Have Implications For Heart Disease, Stroke And Cancer
• New Methods To Treat Aneurysms May Result From Gene Discovery
• New Findings Suggest That Activation Of The PKM2 Enzyme May Sensitize Cancer Cells To Oxidative Stress
• Organ Transplant Recipients Are at Increased Risk for a Range of Cancers
• Lung cancer impacts 1 in 14 Americans – KABC
• Former South Dakota Governor Janklow Says He’s Dying of Cancer – Fox News
• Ethan Zohn, cancer back, still running marathon – CBS News
• Study identifies an expanded role for PKM2 in helping cancer cells survive
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for November 1, 2011
• Cancer finding sends Medivation shares soaring – MSN Money
• Prostate cancer and prostate enlargement are often confused – KABC
• UPDATE 3-Mela gets nod for cancer detection device – Reuters
• Recipients of organ transplants at increased risk for broad range of cancers, study finds
• Warwick Scientists Uncover Key Element Of Cell Division
• Painkiller Overdose Death Rate Triples In Ten Years, USA
• Newer Cancer Drugs May Cause Thyroid to Function Abnormally
• All-American: Herzlich battles cancer for a future in football – CBS News
• BRCA Gene Mutations May Influence Survival, Treatment Response in Ovarian Cancer
• Researchers find regulatory T-cell clue to help prevent GVHD
• Losing my mom to lung cancer & the mission ahead – KABC
• Considering When It Might Be Best Not to Know About Cancer – New York Times
• Fukushima Radiation Fallout Bigger Than Officially Reported
• Higher-Dose Radiation Does Not Improve Survival in Some Lung Cancer Patients
• Ex-Brazilian President “Lula” Has Cancerous Tumor In Larynx
• Analysis Of Woodpecker Anatomy May Help In Designing More Effective Helmets
• Novel, Noninvasive System Designed That Allows Users To Control A Virtual Helicopter Using Only Their Minds
• Wart Treatment Compound May Treat Leukemia Effectively
• Cancer survivorship research must look at quality of life, experts urge
• Fast High Precision Eye-Surgery Robot Developed At Eindhoven University
• Avastin (bevacizumab) – Many Doctors Disagree With FDA Ruling
• Nipple Sparing Mastectomy gives Breast Cancer Patients A Third Safe Surgery Option
• Contraceptive pills can lower ovarian cancer risk: Study – MSN India
• Smaller Melanoma Incisions For Melanomas Larger Than 2mm Have Same Recurrence Rates And Death As Larger Incisions
• Lung cancer screening with X-rays isn’t beneficial – USA Today
• Fish oil may help slow down prostate cancer growth: Study – MSN India
• Global Xigris (drotrecogin Alfa (activated)) Withdrawal After Study Shows No Survival Benefit
• Analgesics Use Associated With Increased Risk For Renal Cell Carcinoma
• High Fluid Intake Appears To Reduce Bladder Cancer Risk
• Coffee Lowers Risk Of Skin Cancer Basal Cell Carcinoma
• Planning for life beyond a cancer diagnosis: Clinicians offer options to protect fertility prior to cancer treatment
• HPV and cancer, it’s not just a woman’s problem anymore, doctors say – msnbc.com
• Cellphones Do Not Cause Tumors, Large Study Reports
• Understanding breast cancer and those who live through it – Washington Times
• Association Between Alcohol And Cancer Mortality
• Surgeon Removes Eight Pound Liver Tumor
• Nonanthracycline Chemotherapy May Be an Option for Some Women with HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
• Preventing cancer development inside the cell cycle
• Breast cancer risk may rise with high hormone levels – USA Today
• What You Need to Know About Breast Cancer – FOX News
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for October 18, 2011
• Byetta (exenatide) Approved In Combination With Glargine For Type 2 Diabetes
• Playing Computer Games Helps Parkinson’s Patients
• Fighting Cancer With Oncolytic Viruses
• U.S. panel, cancer groups discourage annual Pap test – Reuters India
• UPDATE 1-US panel, cancer groups discourage annual Pap test – Reuters
• Is BPA linked to breast cancer?
• Nevada Man Wants Surgery For His 100 Pound Scrotum
• Male Breast Cancer Rare, but Can Be Aggressive – Fox News
• Puppy Up Against Cancer is November 6 – Cincinnati.com
• Gene Expression In Cancer Regulated By Vast Hidden Network
• Giuliana Rancic, 36, reveals breast cancer discovered during IVF – Los Angeles Times
• ‘Preventive’ breast cancer surgery has some docs alarmed – USA Today
• ADHD Can Be Diagnosed In Kids From Age 4, Says American Academy Of Pediatrics
• Delivering Chemotherapy to the Liver May Benefit Patients with Metastatic Melanoma
• Conversation with Dr. Jane Perlmutter about the Role of Advocates in Cancer Research
• Combination Therapy May Help Some Patients with Advanced Breast Cancer
• Ohio cancer radiation masks become art, tributes – AP – msnbc.com
• Vast hidden network regulates gene expression in cancer: Study illuminates the ‘dark matter’ of the genome
• Lymphoma Survivor Outruns Cancer with Team in Training – YAHOO!
• U.K. Agency Rejects Bristol-Myers Skin Cancer Drug – Wall Street Journal
• Maintaining Substantial Weight Loss In Long Term Is Possible Say Researchers
• ‘Never married’ men still more likely to die from cancer
• Researchers block morphine’s itchy side effect
• Breakthrough Prostate Cancer Animal Study Presented at International Oncology Conference – msnbc.com
• Certain mouth bacteria signal pancreatic cancer, study finds
• HIV Life Expectancy Increases In UK
• Prostate Cancer: Experts discourage vitamins and PSA test – Philadelphia Daily News
• Leukemia Drug Sprycel (Dasatinib) Has Risk Of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Warns FDA
• Okla. US Sen. Coburn has prostate cancer surgery – AP – msnbc.com
• Changing Face of Cancer in HIV-Positive Patients Requires New Approaches to Clinical Trials
• The New Front in Breast Cancer: After Treatment Ends – Wall Street Journal
• 2nd Annual Pharmacovigilance & Risk Management Strategies Conference, 26-27 January 2012, Rome
• New Membrane Lipid Measuring Technique May Help Fight Disease
• Local doctors, prostate cancer survivors say PSA tests save lives – msnbc.com
• Using Diabetic Patients’ Own Stem Cells Can Overcome Shortage Of Insulin-producing Cells Without The Need For Gene Transfer
• Incompatible Assumptions Common In Biomedical Research
• Bone Density Drug Approved for Prostate and Breast Cancer Patients
• Imaging agents offer new view of inflammation, cancer
• Why discourage routine prostate cancer PSA test? – Los Angeles Times
• Male Breast Cancer Survival Rates Better Than Women’s
• Resectability With Cetuximab Extends Life In Difficult-to-Treat Metastatic Colorectal Cancer
• Government panel recommends against routine PSA screening for prostate cancer – Washington Post
• Treatment Of Stage I Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients
• The October 4, 2011 issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin is available.
• Women exposed to synthetic estrogen diethylstilbestrol (DES) in the womb face increased cancer risk, study finds
• Tech-Savvy Cancer Patients In Their 60s Prefer Using Internet For Quality Of Life Survey
• Non-English speaking head and neck cancer patients have significantly worse outcomes
• Can Cancer Ever Be Ignored? – New York Times
• Breast cancer patient gets a TSA pat-down, TSA gets a smackdown – Los Angeles Times
• HPV Linked Oropharyngeal Cancer Rates Rise Dramatically
• News From The Journal Of Clinical Investigation: Oct. 3, 2011
• Fluorescent Probe Helps Surgeons Find Ovarian Cancer Cells
• Testing Of ‘Micro’-Chemo And Cancer Pill Combo In Liver Cancer Patients
• Denmark Taxes Fatty Food
• Targeting cells’ ‘microenvironment’ to fight breast cancer – USA Today
• Less is more for common cancer drug, study suggests
• Precise Picture Of How Regulatory RNA Controls Gene Activity Provided By New Stanford Technique
• Featured Clinical Trial: Studying the Natural Course of Precursor Conditions to Multiple Myeloma
• Dietary Supplement Suppresses Immune Attacks In MS
• Mechanism Uncovered For The Establishment Of Vertebrate Left-right Asymmetry
• Mellon Scare Spreads With Listeria Found In Romaine Lettuce
• Landra Reid diagnosed with cancer – Politico
• Bacterium Associated with Stomach Cancer Directly Damages DNA
• CANCER IS HIS MUSE – Chicago Sun-Times
• Cancer Waiting Times In The NHS Are Improving, UK
• Modern Shift Work Pattern Potentially Less Harmful To Health
• Pre-clinical research proves promising for the treatment of blood cancer
• Risk Of Rare Lung Cancer Could Be Increased By Goats
• Colon Cancer Initial Screening For Men Should Be Earlier Than For Women, Study
• Screening Cervical Cancer with Household Vinegar – ABC News
• Public ignorant about key messages concerning diet and cancer, research finds
• Onko-Sure(R) Is National Sponsor for Get Your Rear in Gear(R) Colorectal Cancer Grassroots Organization – msnbc.com
• Cancer Care Becoming Impossibly Expensive In The First World Countries
• Cancer cost “becoming unsustainable” in rich nations – msnbc.com
• Finding Of Gene Fusion In Ovarian Cancer Could Help Understanding Of How Deadly Tumors Develop And Spread
• New hope for advanced post-menopausal breast cancer patients resistant to hormonal therapy
• Cancer study boosts hopes for Roche’s armed antibody – msnbc.com
• Roche bone drug eases pain in prostate cancer trial – msnbc.com
• Reversing Aging Process Of Human Adult Stem Cells Possible
• A Conversation with Dr. Ted Trimble on NCI’s Center for Global Health
• Melanoma: Infusing chemotherapy into the liver gives extra months of disease-free life in melanoma patients
• Cancer treatment: First Phase III trial of an alpha-pharmaceutical shows promising results
• Five new genes affecting the risk of coronary artery disease identified
• Lawyers Seek Details on Ohio Executioner’s Cancer – ABC News
• Elderly breast cancer patients risk treatment discrimination
• Novel technique reveals both gene number and protein expression simultaneously
• Key molecule that blocks abnormal blood vessel growth in tumors identified
• Prostate Cancer Survivor, Patrick Walsh, Shares His Take on Beating Prostate Cancer With the Help of Dr. David Samadi, Leading New York Urologist – msnbc.com
• American Association For Cancer Research Report Asks Congress To Increase Federal Funding Of Biomedical And Cancer Research
• Cancer Research’s 40th Anniversary: How Far Have We Come? – TIME
• Prostate Cancer Called Silent Killer – McKinney Courier Gazette
• Kids fighting cancer – Kansas City Star (blog)
• Scientist Suggests That Squalamine Be Explored As A Human Antiviral Agent
• Fluorescent Dye Lights Up Cancer Cells Making Surgery More Effective
• FDA Okays Denosumab for Cancer-Induced Bone Loss – MedPage Today
• Schizophrenia And Epilepsy Linked In Both Directions
• Five Non-communicable Diseases, $47 Trillion Global Burden Over Next Two Decades
• Bloodstream Infections May Be Sign of Colon Cancer, Study Says – Bloomberg
• Not too young for cancer – msnbc.com
• ApoPharma Announces FDA Advisory Committee Recommendation In Favor Of Ferriprox® (deferiprone) Approval
• Featured Clinical Trial: Sequencing Treatment with a PARP Inhibitor and Chemotherapy
• Breast cancer: Bill seeks to tell women of tissue – San Francisco Chronicle
• Conjoined Twins Separated At Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, Memphis
• California bill aimed at breast cancer worries docs – San Jose Mercury News
• Lung cancer down in women, but some states buck trend: CDC – CBS News
• California Breast Cancer Bill: Measure Worries Many Doctors – Huffington Post
• Cancer testing lags in Latinos with family history – msnbc.com
• West Texas teen girl accused of faking cancer – CBS News
• Clinical Trial Shows Potential Benefit of HPV Vaccine for Anal Cancer
• Autism – First Biologically Distinct Subtypes Of Brain Development Uncovered
• Breaching the blood-brain barrier: Researchers may have solved 100-year-old puzzle
• Colorectal Cancer Genomes Sequenced
• Researchers Warn Against Combining Chemotherapy And Fish Oil
• Men’s Testosterone Drops Steeply When Baby Arrives
• Negative Colonoscopy Associated with Low Colorectal Cancer Risk
• Potential Therapy For Tumor-Associated Epilepsy
• Cancer meet to focus on new treatment modalities – Times of India
• US runner wins world triathlon for ill friend – The Associated Press
• Feds: Founding doctor, 2 other Miss. cancer clinic workers charged with chemo … – Washington Post
• FDA Approves New Drugs to Treat Skin, Blood, and Lung Cancers
• New issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin
• Researchers use new tool to counter multiple myeloma drug resistance
• MBCS: Study Backs Early Breast Cancer Screening – MedPage Today
• Marshall Edwards Announces Initiation Of Phase I Clinical Trial Of Lead Oncology Drug Candidate ME-143
• Chemotherapy is as effective before breast cancer surgery as after, study suggests
• Concurrent chemo and radiation therepy improves long-term survival for inoperable stage III lung cancer, study suggests
• Effective New Strategy For Treating Aggressive Breast Cancer Revealed By Singapore Scientists
• Young Women With Early Breast Cancer Have Similar Survival With Breast Conservation, Mastectomy
• Andrea Mitchell Announces Breast Cancer Diagnoses On-Air [VIDEO] – International Business Times
• Nanosensors made from DNA may light path to new cancer tests and drugs
• Researchers Find New Hope For Oral Cancer, Stroke In Discarded Data
• Study finds association between blood biomarker and risk of death
• No Cure For Diabetes, But Lifestyle Changes Can Be The Difference
• Stomach bacterium damages human DNA; Risk factor for gastric cancer
• Buddy Ryan will delay cancer surgery to attend Jets’ opener – The Star-Ledger – NJ.com
• Mental Illness Affects Half Of All Americans During Their Lifetime
• Risks And Benefits Of Medicines: Pharmacists Need To Provide Better Information To Teenagers
• Real People: Cannady a ‘superhero’ in cancer fight – Burlington Times News
• Real People: Cannady a ‘superhero’ in cancer fight – Burlington Times News
• Understanding Telomeres May Have Potential For Some Cancer Therapies
• Structural Genomics Project Creates Blueprint For Infectious Disease And Biodefense Research
• 9/11 Firefighters Have Higher Rates of Cancer Finds Study – HealthEnclave
• Revolutionary three-dimensional model shows how breast tissue grows
• CDC: New H1N1 Strain H3N2 Infected Two Children In Recent Months
• Low-dose naltrexone (LDN): Tricking the body to heal itself
• To treat rare immune deficiency disease, scientists repurpose bone marrow transplant drug
• Firefighters responding to 9/11 at increased cancer risk – CNN
• From Sweet To Salty – Evidence Of Unique Taste Maps In The Brain
• Sleep Is Money; US Loses $63 Billion A Year To Insomnia Woes
• Florida Atlantic baseball team shaves heads to support cancer-stricken teen – Washington Post
• In film and on TV: ‘The terror that is cancer’ – USA Today
• Pediatric Cancers Targeted By Virus
• USC study tackles pesticide-prostate cancer link – Los Angeles Times
• New Lung Cancer Pill Highlights Improved Way of Treating Patients – ABC News
• Patients’ underlying health linked to worse outcomes for melanoma
• MRI Predicts Survival In Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer
• Pfizer’s Future: A Niche Blockbuster – Wall Street Journal
• Cancer battle takes its toll on Jobs – Independent Online
• Chávez Goes Into 3rd Round of Treatment for Cancer – New York Times
• Genetic cancer test often urged for wrong women – msnbc.com
• Three cancer victims, three tales of survival – Berkshire Eagle
• Redesigned HINTS Website Unveiled
• Nucynta ER Approved For Moderate To Severe Chronic Pain Control
• Uncovering the spread of deadly cancer: New imaging device enables scientists to see tumor cells traveling in the brain
• NCI Translational Science Meeting 2011: From Molecular Information to Cancer Medicine
• Sensor chip for monitoring tumors
• Hand-held unit to detect cancer in poorer countries
• Protein Linked To Parkinson’s Disease May Regulate Fat Metabolism
• FAQ: Steve Jobs’ Pancreatic Cancer – WebMD
• Teen vaccinations against cervical cancer lagging – USA Today
• Physical Activity Goals Can Greatly Benefit Lives Of RA Patients
• Bone marrow transplantation may increase cancer resistance in patients, study suggests
• Comparing Targeted Lung Cancer Therapies Based on KRAS Mutation Status
• Cancer researchers recruiting for study – Indianapolis Star
• FDA Grants Fast Track Designation For Alpharadin For Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer In Patients With Bone Metastases
• Hospital Readmission Rates Don’t Accurately Measure Quality Of Care
• Researchers explore treatments for breast and colon cancers
• Cancer survivors, Jensen triumph in Danskin Triathlon – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• On The Trail Of A Treatment For Cancer Of The Immune System
• New Guidance for Personalized Breast Cancer Screening
• Wistar Institute, Graham Cancer Center entrar colaboração de pesquisa – News-Medical.Net
• Sweet insight: Discovery could speed drug development
• Tracking the Rise of Robotic Surgery for Prostate Cancer
• “Esophageal Cancer – Pipeline Review, Q3 2011″ now available at Fast Market Research – PR Inside
• Studies Reveal the Genetic Complexity of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Cancers
• Genetic Study Provides Clues to Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
• Modified Ecstasy May Effectively Treat Leukemia, Lymphoma And Myeloma
• UAB Cancer Care Network Adds Florida Gulf Coast Medical Center – Newswise
• Childbearing May Increase Risk of Breast Cancer – Ivanhoe
• Study Shows Annual Cervical Cancer Screening Still Recommended By Most Primary Care Providers Despite Suggested Guidelines
• New tool matches medical treatment data to new cancer cases to improve prostate cancer treatment
• Researchers Discover Cancer Cell Movement In Tumors – Redorbit.com
• Sniffer dogs can be used to detect lung cancer, research suggests
• Blocking cancer cell’s energy ‘generator’ could lead to new targeted treatments
• Research aims to prevent overtreatment of prostate cancer – The Seattle Times
• Antipsychotic Types Vary In Effectiveness At Treating Acute Manic Episodes
• For Cancer Patients, Help Navigating the Maze – Wall Street Journal
• Cancer’s Secrets Come Into Sharper Focus – New York Times
• Drug Can Destroy Any Type Of Viral Infection By Making Infected Cells Destroy Themselves
• Potentially Lethal Side Effect Of Stem Cell Therapy May Be Eliminated By Stanford Discovery
• Higher Breast Density Linked to Increased Cancer Risk and Aggressive Tumors
• Gene Variant In Proteus Syndrome Identified
• New non-invasive technology shows promise in shrinking liver tumors
• Rehab Robots Lend Stroke Patients A Hand
• Depression Raises Female Risk Of Stroke By 29%
• Woman with stage four breast cancer loses custody of children for now – The Imperfect Parent
• Computer System for Reading Mammograms Does Not Appear to Improve Cancer Detection
• NC mom with cancer decries court’s custody ruling – Chicago Tribune
• Higher estrogen production in the breast could confer greater cancer risk than thought
• Cancer Docs Abuzz About New Lymphoma Treatment – ABC News
• Mobile Phone Use Does Not Raise Cancer Risk in Children and Adolescents
• Music, Instrument Based Therapies Ease Children’s Cancer Pain
• Hooters, cancer drive a bad business combo – Winnipeg Free Press
• Genome Region Tied to Risk of Second Cancers after Radiation Therapy
• Gene therapy shown to destroy leukemia tumors – Reuters
• Study Urges Caution With Lenalidomide Dosage
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for August 9, 2011
• New Brain Tumour Gene Identified For Meningiomas
• Radiation Plus Short-Term Hormone Therapy Improves Survival of Men with Early-Stage Prostate Cancer
• Avon Books Joins Ovarian Cancer Awareness Campaign – Publishers Weekly
• High Risk Ovarian Cancer Gene Found In Landmark Study – Medical News Today
• Breast Cancer Cells Found by Immunochemistry in Sentinel Lymph Nodes Are Not Associated with Survival
• A Conversation with Matthew Zachary about the Young Adult Cancer Movement
• South Florida Radiation Oncology On The Forefront Of Cancer Treatment With The TrueBeam™ Radiotherapy System From Varian Medical Systems
• Taller women are at increased risk of a wide range of cancers, research suggests
• President Hugo Chavez Returning To Cuba For More Cancer Treatment
• Small molecules hit it big: New therapeutic approaches against viruses, bacteria, and cancer
• Disparities in Cancer Care Need to Be Reduced, Says ASCO – Medscape News
• Sentinel node biopsy safe, effective in head and neck melanomas, study finds
• For Riders, The Pan-Mass Challenge Is All About Hope – WBUR
• You Are Not Alone: Confronting the Psychosocial Challenges of Cancer in AYAs
• Researchers Develop And Test New Molecule As A Delivery Vehicle To Image And Kill Brain Tumors
• Escaping Cancer in Paradise – FOX News
• For Many Young Cancer Survivors, Late Effects Pose Lasting Problems
• Urine test may help predict prostate cancer risk – USA Today
• Screening Has Little Impact on Breast Cancer Deaths – Medscape
• Mets great Gary Carter gets good news on cancer treatment as family reports … – New York Daily News
• Another disappointment for ovarian cancer screening – ModernMedicine
• Prostate Cancer Foundation Funds First Two Mazzone Challenge Awards for Innovative Research – Genetic Engineering News
• Genetic differences distinguish stomach cancers, treatment response
• Clinical Trials Offer a Path to Better Care for AYAs with Cancer
• Colon Cleansing? Serious Side Effects Related To The Procedure
• Cancer hospital brings more treatment options to Southeast – Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Progressive telomere shortening characterizes familial breast cancer patients
• Prisoners Need Greater Awareness Of Voluntary Services To Aid Their Resettlement
• Cancer survivor Kill begins new job at Minnesota – msnbc.com
• Hot-Dog Health Warning Outside NASCAR Event In Indianapolis
• Development bonds approved for new cancer hospital – Newnan Times-Herald
• Uncovering the Biology of Cancers in Adolescents and Young Adults
• Breast screening has had little to do with falling breast cancer deaths, European study finds
• Toward a New Understanding of Cancers in Adolescents and Young Adults
• Most Common Breast Cancer on the Rise in US – LiveScience.com
• The July 26, 2011, issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin is available
• Computer-aided mammography doesn’t improve breast cancer detection – USA Today
• Oklahoma license plates honor pancreatic cancer victims – Daily Oklahoman
• Cancer Institute of New Jersey – Developmental Therapeutics Review – Q1 2011 – new company profile – Transworld News
• Men at Double Risk of Bowel Cancer: Research – TopNews United States
• Cancer-stricken first responders, residents still denied 9-11 aid – TheChronicleHerald.ca
• Breast Cancer More Lethal in Blacks, Reason Unknown – FOX News
• Hormone therapy may be hazardous for men with heart conditions, study suggests
• Prostate Cancer Patient Pack To Benefit Men – TopNews United States
• U.S. road gravel said possible cancer risk – Investors Business Daily
• Local Studies: Best Bet for Stopping Gastric Cancer? – Redorbit.com
• Excluding Children From Discussions About Their Hospital Care Causes Unnecessary Distress
• Chávez Returns, Saying Cancerous Cells Not Found – New York Times
• Detrimental weight loss: Scientists discover link between fat-cleaving enzymes and cancer-associated cachexia
• Madison Co. Relay for Life raises $300K for cancer fight – Jackson Sun
• NCI Cancer Disparities Research: Sharing Ideas, Forging Partnerships
• First Measles Case Appears In Mexico, Said To Come From France
• Gene Mutations Linked to Altered Telomeres in Cancer Cells
• Researchers identify seventh and eighth bases of DNA
• Scientists complete first mapping of molecule found in human embryonic stem cells
• Q&A: Mammogram dispute leaves women fearful, frustrated – msnbc.com
• Breast Cancer Screening Should Start At 40, And Be Offered Annually, Says American College Of Obstetricians And Gynecologists
• Blocking Cdk1 Protein May Sensitize More Tumors to PARP Inhibitors
• An Aspirin A Day Will Keep Heart Attack Away
• Babies Born To Stressed Pregnant Mothers More Likely To Be Prone To Stress Themselves
• Improved method to create induced pluripotent stem cells
• Fast Food Posted Calories, Can You Count On Them? Blame Portions?
• Lung Tumor Study Reveals Variability of CT Scans
• Local football team raising awareness of pancreatic cancer – Scranton Times-Tribune
• Single Brain Trauma May Direct Lead To Alzheimer’s Disease Over Time
• Publication Of New Meta-Analysis Examining Lack Of Efficacy Of Interleukin-2 As Monotherapy In AML Remission Maintenance
• Doctors aim to stop pancreatic cancer before it forms – Los Angeles Times
• In HER2-Postive Breast And Brain Cancer Patients Trastuzumab And Chemotherapy Improved Survival
• NY cancer plan notes more diagnoses, fewer deaths – Wall Street Journal
• Binge Drinking Damages Teenage Girls’ Brains More Than Boys’
• Local football team raising awareness of pancreatic cancer – Scranton Times-Tribune
• Clinically Relevant Family Histories of Cancer Change Over Time
• EGFR-Targeted Drug Effective for Some Lung Cancer Patients
• Lymphoma drug shrinks dog tumors, could lead to human treatment
• PSA Test May Help Check for Breast Cancer – WebMD
• Stem cell study reveals complexity of glue molecule’s role in cancer
• Protein may help diagnose and treat lymphoma in people and dogs
• U.S. Colorectal Cancer Death Rates Continue to Drop, But Not Equally
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for July 12, 2011
• Baby Boomers’ Aging Future Studies Reveal All; Optimism, Drugs
• Almost All Patients With High Grade Bladder Cancer Do Not Receive Recommended Care
• Bladder cancer patients not getting recommended care – WKRN
• Breast Cancer: Why is This Form of Cancer so Prevalent in Our Time? – Associated Content
• Cellphones, Cancer and Infertility – FOX News
• HPV infection highly prevalent among organ transplant recipients, study reveals
• High Sodium, Low Potassium Intake Tied To Higher Risk Of Death In US
• Epigenetic pathway and new drug show promise in reversing a hard-to-treat childhood cancer
• Potential Cardiac Risks Associated with Smoking Cessation Drug
• Featured Clinical Trial: Adding Targeted Therapy to Treatment for Esophageal Cancer
• Southern states lag behind north in drop in colon cancer death rates – USA Today
• Blacks, Hispanics And Asians In Nursing Homes Increases As Their Share Of Elderly In The Total Population Increases, But Not Whites
• Beware of cancer telephone scams – Delaware Online
• Risk Of Clotting Disorders After Knee Surgery May Be Increased By Previous Cancer History
• Targeted agent addition to herceptin has positive effect on metastatic HER-2 breast cancer, study finds
• Imaging Boot Camp for Cancer Researchers
• Stellar Speakers At Eyeforpharma’s 3rd Annual Market Access Canada – 1 – 3 November 2011
• Steroid Testing For New Jersey Police Officers
• Colorectal Cancer Deaths Vary By State – ThirdAge
• A Conversation with Dr. Martha Linet on Cell Phone Use and Cancer Risk
• Fattiest States Named In New Obesity Report
• Eggs May Help Prevent Heart Disease And Cancer
• Chronic Low Back Pain Symptoms Eased With Massage Therapy
• Celebrex might prevent lung cancer in former smokers, early studies suggest – Los Angeles Times
• Vitamin D can help elderly women survive, review suggests
• Takeda UK Launches New Presentation Of Leuprorelin Acetate – Prostap® DCS
• Researchers Scrutinize Genetic Variants Linked to Melanoma
• Bladder Cancer – Global Drug Forecasts and Treatment Analysis to 2020 – Volume 1 2011 – Yahoo Finance
• New Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise against Tumors in Mice
• Minister For Health Announces Inquiry In To The Case Of Maedhbh McGivern, Ireland
• Common Gene Mutation Found in Hairy Cell Leukemia
• Cancer Society is holding a summer ‘Birthday Bash’ – Staten Island Advance
• Hugo Chavez’s Health Presents Potential Pitfalls for Opposition – Fox News
• New Treatment Approach For Use In Usher Syndrome Patients On The Horizon
• Mobile Phone Cancer Link Looking Less And Less Likely
• Who should get a CT scan to screen for lung cancer? – USA Today
• Targeting The Ewing Sarcoma Family Of Tumors
• Prevention: Many False Alarms in Scans That Cut Cancer Deaths – New York Times
• Who should get screened for lung cancer? – Reuters
• New Graphic Tobacco Warning Labels Backed by Research
• The June 28, 2011, issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin
• Ovarian Cancer Analysis Points to Common Gene Mutation, Research Says – FOX News
• Screening with low-dose spiral CT scanning reduces lung cancer deaths by 20 percent
• 116 Million Americans Suffer Chronic Pain, Huge Personal And Economic Burden
• Scientists Identify Order Of Mutations That Lead To Cancer
• Bowel Cancer Australia Calls For Early Screening Test – TopNews United States
• Who’s Happy? How Long We Look At Happy Faces Is In Our Genes
• Cancer Advocates at ASCO: Connecting for a Cause
• Nearly Half Of Women With Advanced Breast Cancer In The U.S. Not Receiving Lifesaving Treatment
• to-BBB Starts Clinical Trial In Patients With Brain Metastases
• Millennium Announces EMA Acceptance Of Marketing Authorization Application For ADCETRIS™ (Brentuximab Vedotin)
• Treatment Flexibility Is Key To Improving Patient Adherence In Diabetes, Global Study Shows
• New Computational Tool For Rapid Identification Of Disease-Causing Variations In The Human Genome
• Featured Clinical Trial: Combining Second-Line Targeted Therapies for Advanced Kidney Cancer
• Minister plays down Mubarak cancer claims: report – Daily Press
• Some Oestrogen-Negative Breast Cancer Patients May Benefit From Prostate Cancer Therapy
• 350 Million Adults Have Diabetes After Explosion In Prevalence Spanning Three Decades
• Astronomers Reach For The Stars To Discover New Cancer Therapy
• Perfect Match: Unraveling the Origin of XMRV
• Heart Valve Replacement Without Opening Heart Surgery New Option For Patients
• New Online Training Assists GPs With Cancer Screening, Australia
• Belgrade Woman Fights Cancer, Finds Support In Relay – NBC Montana
• Teen dies in car crash while fleeing with cancer-stricken dog; girl could bear … – New York Daily News
• Genomics Research Of Scarlet Fever Pathogen
• Exemestane Substantially Reduces Breast Cancer Risk
• Kane Relay For Life celebrates, remembers – Chicago Daily Herald
• Patient Navigation Leads to Fewer Missed Oncology Appointments
• 83% Of Newborn Babies Are Breastfed In England
• Fake Fat Linked To Weight Gain
• Rocking Hammocks Beat Stationary Beds For A Soothing Sleep
• Experimental Drug Shrinks Tumors in Rare Sarcoma
• Weighing cancer risks, from cellphones to coffee – Post-Bulletin
• Combining Chemotherapy with Bevacizumab Improves Outcomes for Ovarian Cancer Patients
• Cancer deaths and education: Exploring the link – Los Angeles Times
• Working In Harmony – MIT-designed Nanoparticles Communicate Inside The Body To Target Tumors More Efficiently
• High-Dose Methotrexate Extends Event-Free Survival for Children with Leukemia
• Longer Imatinib Treatment for GIST Improves Survival
• Cancer death rates decline in the U.S. – msnbc.com
• Lung Cancer Death Rate Falling Faster In Men Than Women, USA
• Tapeworm drug inhibits colon cancer metastasis
• FDA: California Seafood Handler Enters Into Consent Decree
• Actos for diabetes? Medical societies respond to the FDA’s safety announcement on the use of Actos
• Deprivation Leads To Over 2,600 Cancer Deaths A Year
• New Therapies Offer Much-Needed Options for Patients with Melanoma
• Apple Valley Relay for Life Continues Building in 11th Year – Patch.com
• Super heros join cancer relay – Flathead Publishing Group
• The June 14. 2011 issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin
• Craftiness Of Prostate Cancer: Tumor Growth Reroutes Around Drug Therapy Roadblocks
• New FDA Guidelines Help Consumers Spot Sunscreen Effectiveness – PBS NewsHour
• Scientists Image Beginning Stages Of Ovarian Cancer Growth With Time Lapse Technique
• Scientists Reveal How Collagen ‘Scaffolding’ Drives Tumour Growth
• Mike Heimerdinger still battling cancer – CBSSports.com (blog)
• Drug Makers Increase Focus On Cancer Immunotherapies – FOXBusiness
• Ovarian cancer screening does more harm than good, study shows – Los Angeles Times
• Bariatric Surgery Does Not Extend Life Expectancy Among Older Obese Males
• Link Between Long Term Mobile Phone Use And Brain Tumours
• Cancer crusaders – HometownLife.com
• Hypnosis/local Anaesthesia Combination During Surgery Helps Patients And Reduces Hospital Stays
• Cancer doctor accused of sexual misconduct – msnbc.com
• Discovery Of How Nicotine Suppresses Appetite May Stop Weight Gain In Quitters
• Blinatumomab Achieved 75% Complete Remission In Acute Relapsing Lymphoblastic Leukemia Patients
• Diabetes drug Actos linked to possible cancer risk – Boston Globe (blog)
• Cancer girl’s wish list is Internet hit – YAHOO!
• FDA Approves Drug to Treat Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors
• How killer immune cells avoid killing themselves
• Featured Clinical Trial: Lenalidomide and Radiation for Children with Brain Cancers
• OAP cancer treatment ‘inadequate’ – The Guardian
• New cancer drugs aim to block broken genes – Reuters
• Measuring Outcomes Of Cancer Interventions For Economic Evaluation
• Combining Targeted Cancer Therapies: Much Promise, Many Hurdles
• US cancer drugs shortage has doctors scrambling – Reuters
• Antisense Pharma’s Trabedersen Showed Excellent Safety Profile And First Signals Of Encouraging Efficacy In Solid Tumors
• Metastatic Soft-Tissue Or Bone Sarcomas, Oral Ridaforolimus Improved Progression-Free Survival
• Cancer costs put treatments out of reach for many – Reuters
• Bayer Cancer Drug in Successful Trial – Wall Street Journal
• New Cancer Drugs Raise Hope of Survival – ABC News
• Straight from the Source: Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes
• Exemestane reduces breast cancer in high-risk women, researchers show
• Cancer benefit in Scranton proves you can run in heels – Scranton Times-Tribune
• Childhood Cancer Survivors At Increased Risk Of Certain Tumors In Middle-Age
• Matching Targeted Therapies To Tumor’s Specific Gene Mutations May Be Key To Personalized Cancer Treatment
• Study Shows Advanced Colorectal Cancer Patients Do Not Benefit From Adding Cetuximab To Standard Chemotherapy But Could Benefit From Treatment Breaks
• Personalized Medicine Redefines How Docs Treat Cancer – ABC News
• Calhoun challenging himself, conquering cancer – TheDay
• Cell Phone Cancer Concerns: What Else Is a Danger in Your Home? – ABC News
• No, cell phones don’t cause cancer – CNN
• Redefining Cognition, Can Inhibiting Cortisol Diminish Memories?
• Mother’s Body Size And Placental Size Predict Heart Disease In Men
• So mobile phones cause cancer, now what? – CBS News
• In Rare Skin Cancer, Virus Emerges as Target and Tool
• Vaccine increases disease-free survival for follicular lymphoma patients: Study on personalized therapy may lead to a ‘flood of new agents’
• Cellphone Radiation May Cause Cancer, Advisory Panel Says – New York Times (blog)
• Patient Reports of Family Cancer History Are Often Inaccurate
• Breast Cancers Arising between Mammograms Have Aggressive Features
• Novel Molecular Pathway Described In Nature Has Possible Implications For Retinal Disease And Cancer Treatment
• Skin cancer is the dark side of sun exposure – Mansfield News Journal
• Worrying Mercury And PCB Levels Found In Californian Coastal Fish
• EULAR: No Cancer Risk Observed With RA Biologics – MedPage Today
• Prostate Cancer Study Provides More Data on Surgery versus Watchful Waiting
• When cancer runs in the family – EurekAlert
• Dominating Groups Of Cooperative Bacteria Halted By ‘Policing’ Cheaters
• Ask Karen High Fat Diet Breast Cancer Risk – Lynchburg News and Advance
• New Prostate Cancer Treatments Today: Zytiga And The Yunzi Mushroom? – Medical News Today
• Cancer battle ends for Riley Philpot – Daily Reflector
• New Type Of Hormone Therapy Extends Prostate Cancer Patients’ Lives, Study Finds
• Study Finds Colonoscopy Screening Overused in Medicare Beneficiaries
• Promising Interim Results For New Therapy For Bladder Cancer
• Special Report: Robin reflects on local cancer patients – msnbc.com
• Brisk Walking Could Improve Prostate Cancer Outcomes
• NICE Draft Guidance Gives Green Light To Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Treatment
• Colorectal Cancer Risk Higher If You Eat Red And Processed Meat, Lower If You Eat Fiber
• Chemotherapy Regimen Extends Survival in Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Patients
• Comment On NHS Report Showing Fifty Per Cent Rise In Lung Cancer Surgery, UK
• Sutent Approved For Advanced Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors, USA
• Protecting Bone Marrow From Toxic Side Effects Of Chemotherapy Using Gene-Modified Stem Cells
• Herbal remedies offer hope as the new antibiotics
• Gene-modified stem cells help protect bone marrow from toxic side effects of chemotherapy
• The May 17, 2011 issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin
• Cancer survivor makes full circle – KABC
• Preventing Prostate Cancer Cells From ‘Bodybuilding’ Provides New Treatment Hope
• Cost Effectiveness Study Determines FFR Can Improve Health While Reducing Economic Burden In UK, France And Italy
• Cancer Drug Spending to Jump Through 2013, Report Says – FOX News
• Pfizer Lung-Cancer Drug Improves Survival Rate – Wall Street Journal
• ‘Critical Baby Step’ Taken For Spying Life On A Molecular Scale
• Cancer drug spending to jump through 2013-report – msnbc.com
• For Cancer Patients Body Image Isn’t Just About Looking Good, It’s Battle For Identity
• Skin Cancer Awareness Month: Melanoma, Tanning Bed Ban War Wages On – Medical News Today
• Coffee may reduce risk of lethal prostate cancer in men
• FDA Grants Accelerated Review For Pfizer Cancer Drug – Wall Street Journal
• Extending The Effectiveness Of Anticancer Drugs
• Lung Cancer Reveals 480 New Biomarkers – Softpedia
• Young women blow off cancer risk for bronzed bods – msnbc.com
• Government To Seek Legislation To Protect Society’s Most Vulnerable People, UK
• Researchers Identify Proteins that Help Hepatitis C Virus Enter Liver Cells
• 20-Year Survival Rates For Advanced-Stage Prostate Cancer Patients Following Surgery
• Extreme Mississippi River Flooding From Space
• Stage 4 Breast Cancer Patient Refused Entry Onto Plane To South Korea
• Cancer fears for cop on drug charges – New Zealand Herald
• Whole-Genome Sequencing Improves Cancer Diagnoses
• More signs diabetes drug linked to bladder cancer – msnbc.com
• People With Diabetes More Likely to Get Cancer – FOX News
• Medicare Reimbursement Influences Use of Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer
• Blood test for lung cancer? Characteristic patterns in microRNA reveal disease
• Sex hormone precursor inhibits brain inflammation: Molecule moderates condition linked to neurodegenerative diseases
• After a Rare Bone Cancer Diagnosis, Doctors Reattach Boy’s Leg Back to Front – ABC News
• Market for Next Generation Cancer Diagnostics to Grow 47% Annually – msnbc.com
• Think Pink: A Personal Story Of Breast Cancer Survival – msnbc.com
• P15 M allocated for free cancer treatment – Manila Bulleting Online
• Taking Additional Selenium Will Not Reduce Cancer Risk
• Sensitizing Prostate Cancer To Radiotherapy – Redorbit.com
• Screening colonoscopies may be done more frequently than recommended, and may not be beneficial to some older adults
• Screening Colonoscopies Done More Often Than Recommended On Medicare Beneficiaries
• Parsley, celery carry crucial component for fight against breast cancer, study suggests
• Telomerase: Research reveals how cancer-driving enzyme works
• Tool Compares Benefits, Risks of Raloxifene or Tamoxifen to Prevent Breast Cancer
• Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network Launches Hope After Recurrence Campaign – Yahoo Finance
• FDA Approves Abiraterone for Advanced Prostate Cancer
• No excuses: Get screened – Arizona Republic
• Medusa-structure of gene regulatory network: Dominance of transcription factors in cancer
• Happiness Gene Located
• FDA OKs Afinitor to Treat Pancreatic Cancer – WebMD
• Relay for Life Honors Cancer Survivors and Fights for Those Lost – Patch.com
• New issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin
• Researchers Find Key Gene In Childhood Cancer
• Regulator Tells Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust To Make Further Improvements, UK
• Prostate Cancer: Early Surgery or Watchful Waiting? – WebMD
• Radical Prostatectomy Better For Younger Males Than Watchful Waiting
• Diagnosed with cancer, mom-to-be makes tough decision – Los Angeles Times
• Oregon State’s Softball Team Joins Fight against Breast Cancer – TopNews United States
• Breast cancer run raises awareness – Delaware Wave
• Catching ovarian cancer early may not help survival – msnbc.com
• Statins may stave off septic lung damage, new research finds
• Alcohol: One Day, 5,500 Patients, £28 Million, Scotland
• Majority Of Nurses Uncomfortable Talking About Sexuality With Cancer Patients
• Alcohol linked to 20pc of breast cancer cases – ABC Online
• Cancer survivor Mark Herzlich not chosen in NFL draft – USA Today
• Breast Cancer Therapy Affected By Insurance – ThirdAge
• Woman accused of faking cancer to swindle friends – Star-Gazette
• Inside NCI: A Conversation with Dr. Lauren Wood
• Days after cancer diagnosis, Marcus Cannon drafted by Patriots – USA Today
• Low Vitamin D Linked to Aggressive Breast Cancer – WebMD
• Michigan State’s Ray returns from cancer to field – The Associated Press
• West Milford Relay for Life cancer fight plans continue – NorthJersey.com
• Shorter Survival In Head And Neck Cancer Patients Who Suffer From Stress And Depression
• Finding molecular targets of an HIV drug used in cancer therapy
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for April 19, 2011
• Skin cancer screenings will be available for free – STLtoday.com
• Current Long-Term Surveillance Strategy For Women Treated For Precancerous Cervical Lesions Effective For Preventing Cervical Cancer
• Signaling Molecule Selectively Kills Breast Cancer Cells
• NICE Unable To Recommend Ovarian Cancer Drug In Final Guidance Due To Lack Of Appropriate Evidence
• Melanoma May Be Prevented By Topical Treatment
• Hundreds Of Everyday Products Could Become Greener With New Discovery
• Study tests interventions targeting multiple health-related behaviors in African American couples
• Genetic Study Yields New Clues to Melanoma
• Cancer
• Cancer Burden among People Infected with HIV Changing in U.S
• Brain cell migration during normal development may offer insight on how cancer cells spread
• Nice Lymphoblastic Cancer photos
• Study Shows Artificially-Induced Malaria Immunity Lasts Longer Than Immunity Acquired Naturally
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• Blood pressure medications may raise risk of breast cancer recurrence – USA Today
• Reality of Childhood Cancer
• Worm studies shed light on human cancers
• Gran Nicho Cancer de mama La Cura!
• Active Surveillance May Be Preferred Option in Some Men with Prostate Cancer
• Treating Prostate Cancer Naturally – * $18.67 Payout! 55% Commission!
• NCI Cancer Bulletin for April 19, 2011
• Cancer cell proliferation: A new ending to an old ‘tail’
• General Aspects of Leukemia
• Phase III trial finds no benefit from atrasentan added to chemo for advanced prostate cancer
• Cancer Can Be Beaten
• Acupuncture relieves hot flashes from prostate cancer treatment, study suggests
• Warrior Custom Golf Teams up with CVS/Pharmacy to Support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
• Higher Coffee Consumption Not Linked To High Blood Pressure
• If your cancer relapses are you still a cancer survivor?
• Research Brings New Hope Of Renal Recovery For Cancer Patients
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• Study in roundworm chromosomes may offer new clues to tumor genome development
• Woman who faked cancer enters ‘open’ plea – msnbc.com
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• TV on the Radio Bassist Gerard Smith Dies of Cancer – ABC News
• Particularities of Different Types of Leukemia
• Air pollution exposure affects chances of developing premenopausal breast cancer
• THE ALL PH+ SUPPORT FUN IS HOSTING A “MONTE CARLO NIGHT” FUNDRAISING EVENT TO HELP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST “ALL” – ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA
• Canola oil protects against colon cancer, study suggests
• New imaging technique could personalize cancer therapy – CNET
• Cancer
• Genome Study of Multiple Myeloma Opens New Avenues for Research
• Breast cancer: Tumor marker same in dogs and humans
• New scientific model tracks form of ovarian cancer to origins in fallopian tube
• Upcoming events to benefit 5-year-old cancer patient
• New Electric Brain Cancer Treatment Approved – CalorieLab Calorie Counter News
• In Dallas,Tx. Shanti Yoga Institute is Conducting a St Jude “Workout Against Cancer” Fundraiser Yogathon
• For People with Rare Skin Cancer Syndrome, Drug Brings Relief and Hope
• Menopausal Estrogen Therapy Benefits and Risks Vary by Age, WHI Analysis Suggests
• What You Need to Know About Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia – It’s Your Life, Live It!
• Blood test could predict metastasis risk in melanoma, study finds
• ImmunoCellular Therapeutics’ Cancer Vaccine: Safety And Preliminary Efficacy Results For Glioblastoma Trial Presented At AAN Annual Meeting
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• Experimental drug inhibits cell signaling pathway and slows ovarian cancer growth
• Test May Detect Mesothelioma at the Earliest Stages
• UC program targets brain cancer – Cincinnati.com
• German Cancer Breakthrough
• Combination of Two Targeted Cancer Drugs Appears Safe in Early Testing
• Nice Lymphoblastic Cancer photos
• Key to personalized cancer medicine unlocked using tumor metabolism
• Several Cancers Are Underrepresented In Clinical Trials
• A Short Classification of Leukemia Cells
• More Support Needed To Cut HCV Toll
• Health Highlights: April 15, 2011 – BusinessWeek
• Editorial:|: Gone too soon
• Link Between Childhood Eczema, Hay Fever And Adult Allergic Asthma
• Latest Lymphoblastic Cancer News
• Whole-exome sequencing of skin cancer completed: Most comprehensive view of melanoma’s genetic landscape
• Scientists complete whole-exome sequencing of skin cancer – DailyIndia.com
• Some Facts About Leukemia Treatment Options
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• Path to potential therapy for NF2, a rare tumor disorder
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• Cancer survivor to become father with frozen sperm – Deccan Herald
• Jessica Turri’s story
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• Enzyme crucial to DNA replication may provide potent anti-cancer drug target
• Teen Info on Cancer – understand it section
• Breast Cancer Genomes Sequenced to Study Drug Response
• Roche quarterly sales drop amid healthcare curbs – MarketWatch
• Anti-aging hormone Klotho inhibits renal fibrosis, cancer growth
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• Woman who withheld son’s cancer drugs found guilty – Boston Globe
• Pig Stem Cell Transplants: The Key To Future Research Into Retina Treatment
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• Blueprint Gets $40 Million For Genome Cancer Research
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• ‘We Will Stand Up, We Will Fight, And Be Heard’, Says Nurses’ Leader, UK
• The new findings on alcohol and cancer are a gift to the anti-drinking lobby … – Telegraph.co.uk (blog)
• Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia
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• AACR honors eminent researchers
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• Cord Blood Banking
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