Why Cancer Screening Campaigns Can Backfire
(30-Jul-2010)
Emphasizing low rate of prostate testing had unintended effect, study finds |
Why Cancer Screening Campaigns Can Backfire
(30-Jul-2010)
Emphasizing low rate of prostate testing had unintended effect, study finds |
Breast Cancer's DNA Yields More Secrets
(29-Jul-2010)
Another study shows that not all tumors are alike, pointing to better treatments |
Breast Cancer's DNA Yields More Secrets
(29-Jul-2010)
Another study shows that not all tumors are alike, pointing to better treatments |
New Drugs Eyed for Huntington's Disease
(28-Jul-2010)
But tests on mice needed first, researchers say |
Vaccine Boosts Survival for Men With Advanced Prostate Cancer: Study
(28-Jul-2010)
But FDA-approved Provenge remains very expensive, experts note
|
Vaccine Boosts Survival for Men With Advanced Prostate Cancer: Study
(28-Jul-2010)
But FDA-approved Provenge remains very expensive, experts note
|
Genetic Risk Score Can Predict Odds For Breast Cancer
(27-Jul-2010)
Scientists find different variants affect different tumor types |
Technology May Explain Mammogram's Poorer Performance in Younger Women
(27-Jul-2010)
Worse detection rate not due to tumor biology in women under 50, study suggests. |
Childhood Cancer May Be Linked to Later Heart Problems
(26-Jul-2010)
27% of survivors had long-term cardiac dysfunction, Dutch study found |
Most Men With Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Treated Aggressively, Study Shows
(26-Jul-2010)
Many would do just as well with watchful waiting, researchers say |
Sunscreen Concerns Unfounded, Experts Say
(26-Jul-2010)
Cancer reports questionable; skin protection essential, they note |
Women of African Heritage May Face Greater Aggressive Breast Cancer Risk
(23-Jul-2010)
Study found they are more likely to develop triple-negative form of disease |
Women of African Heritage May Face Greater Aggressive Breast Cancer Risk
(23-Jul-2010)
Study found they are more likely to develop triple-negative form of disease |
Radiation for Childhood Cancer Can Boost Risk of Stillbirth Later
(23-Jul-2010)
Study found when woman's uterus, ovaries had been exposed at young age, risk was up to 12 times greater |
Radiation for Childhood Cancer Can Boost Risk of Stillbirth Later
(23-Jul-2010)
Study found when woman's uterus, ovaries had been exposed at young age, risk was up to 12 times greater |
The Longer You Sit, the Shorter Your Life Span: Study
(22-Jul-2010)
Effect was seen even when researchers factored out obesity, exercise |
Florida's Minorities See Unusual Melanoma Patterns
(21-Jul-2010)
Statewide skin cancer rates for blacks, Hispanics differ from U.S. trends |
Gene Therapy Shows Promise With 'Bubble Boy' Disease
(21-Jul-2010)
Researchers report some success 10 years after treatment, although some patients developed cancer |
Gene Therapy Shows Promise With 'Bubble Boy' Disease
(21-Jul-2010)
Researchers report some success 10 years after treatment, although some patients developed cancer |
Florida's Minorities See Unusual Melanoma Patterns
(21-Jul-2010)
Statewide skin cancer rates for blacks, Hispanics differ from U.S. trends |
Study Suggests Painters Face Increased Risk of Bladder Cancer
(20-Jul-2010)
More years spent in profession meant higher chances of developing disease |
FDA Advisers Say Avastin Shouldn't Be Used for Breast Cancer
(20-Jul-2010)
The drug failed to live up to preliminary promise, experts contend |
FDA Advisers Say Avastin Shouldn't Be Used for Breast Cancer
(20-Jul-2010)
The drug failed to live up to preliminary promise, experts contend |
New Study Finds HPV Vaccine Protects Against Genital Warts
(20-Jul-2010)
Industry-funded research also finds the shot helps protect against precancerous growths |
New Study Finds HPV Vaccine Protects Against Genital Warts
(20-Jul-2010)
Industry-funded research also finds the shot helps protect against precancerous growths |
FDA Advisers Say Avastin Shouldn't Be Used for Breast Cancer
(20-Jul-2010)
The drug failed to live up to preliminary promise, experts contend |
Avastin Largely Safe for Patients With Type of Advanced Lung Cancer
(20-Jul-2010)
Post-marketing research shows some serious side effects, but most are controllable |
FDA Advisers Say Avastin Shouldn't Be Used for Breast Cancer
(20-Jul-2010)
The drug failed to live up to preliminary promise, experts contend |
Study Suggests Higher Cancer Rate Among IVF Babies
(19-Jul-2010)
But researchers found no direct cause-and-effect with assisted reproduction technology |
Health, Money Woes May Boost Bowel Cancer Deaths in Blacks
(16-Jul-2010)
More study needed to explain other factors, researchers say |
Health, Money Woes May Boost Bowel Cancer Deaths in Blacks
(16-Jul-2010)
More study needed to explain other factors, researchers say |
Health, Money Woes May Boost Bowel Cancer Deaths in Blacks
(16-Jul-2010)
More study needed to explain other factors, researchers say |
Silicon Oil May Protect Vision From Radiation for Eye Cancer
(15-Jul-2010)
It absorbed nearly 50% of potentially damaging rays, but more study is needed, researchers say |
New Clues to How Cancer Patients' Genes Influence Treatment
(15-Jul-2010)
Major study is already confirming links between certain therapies and specific DNA, researchers say |
Experts Issue New Guidelines on Breast Cancer Drugs
(13-Jul-2010)
Older women with the leading tumor type can use aromatase inhibitors before or after tamoxifen |
Intervention May Help Relieve Cancer Patients' Pain, Depression
(13-Jul-2010)
Combining high-tech and human interaction yielded psychological, physical benefits, study found |
Childhood Cancer Survivors at Risk of Premature Death
(13-Jul-2010)
But few older survivors are monitored for new cancers and other side effects of treatment, researchers say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors at Risk of Premature Death
(13-Jul-2010)
But few older survivors are monitored for new cancers and other side effects of treatment, researchers say |
Coping Therapies Unlikely to Ease Kids' Stem Cell Treatment: Study
(12-Jul-2010)
Massage, relaxation intervention produced no significant benefits, researchers say |
Study Suggests Link Between HPV, Skin Cancer
(09-Jul-2010)
Odds for squamous cell carcinoma seem to rise when the virus is present, but more research needed |
Researchers Point to Possible Scleroderma-Cancer Link
(09-Jul-2010)
In some patients, the 2 diseases can arise together, experts note |
Study Suggests Link Between HPV, Skin Cancer
(09-Jul-2010)
Odds for squamous cell carcinoma seem to rise when the virus is present, but more research needed |
Study Suggests Link Between HPV, Skin Cancer
(09-Jul-2010)
Odds for squamous cell carcinoma seem to rise when the virus is present, but more research needed |
Fish Oil Supplements Linked to Lower Risk of Breast Cancer: Study
(08-Jul-2010)
32 percent reduced odds seen in postmenopausal women, but more study is needed, researchers say |
Fish Oil Supplements Linked to Lower Risk of Breast Cancer: Study
(08-Jul-2010)
32 percent reduced odds seen in postmenopausal women, but more study is needed, researchers say |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
Could Hot Weather Affect Results of a Colorectal Cancer Test?
(07-Jul-2010)
One type of screening test appears to be less reliable in summer than in winter, Italian researchers found |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
Many Docs Deliver Cancer Diagnosis Badly: Study
(07-Jul-2010)
Devastating news relayed by phone, in public hospital locations, survey finds |
Could Hot Weather Affect Results of a Colorectal Cancer Test?
(07-Jul-2010)
One type of screening test appears to be less reliable in summer than in winter, Italian researchers found |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Keeps Falling: Report
(07-Jul-2010)
American Cancer Society statistics suggest earlier detection, better treatment paying off |
Could Hot Weather Affect Results of a Colorectal Cancer Test?
(07-Jul-2010)
One type of screening test appears to be less reliable in summer than in winter, Italian researchers found |
Breast Cancer Gene May Raise Men's Risk, Too
(06-Jul-2010)
Males with faulty BRCA2 have 1 in 12 chance of the illness by age 80, study finds |
Breast, Colon Cancer Screening Rates High, But Not High Enough
(06-Jul-2010)
CDC says thousands of lives are lost each year because people didn't get the tests |
Breast, Colon Cancer Screening Rates High, But Not High Enough
(06-Jul-2010)
CDC says thousands of lives are lost each year because people didn't get the tests |
Breast, Colon Cancer Screening Rates High, But Not High Enough
(06-Jul-2010)
CDC says thousands of lives are lost each year because people didn't get the tests |
Shorter Telomere Length Again Linked to Cancer
(06-Jul-2010)
European research adds to understanding of biology of cancer, expert says |
Breast, Colon Cancer Screening Rates High, But Not High Enough
(06-Jul-2010)
CDC says thousands of lives are lost each year because people didn't get the tests |
Black Cancer Patients Twice as Likely to Die From Disease
(01-Jul-2010)
Reasons include diagnosis at more advanced stage, less access to lifesaving treatments, review finds |
PSA Test Does Cut Prostate Cancer Deaths, Study Finds
(01-Jul-2010)
Swedish report adds to controversy over the usefulness of the blood screen |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Obesity Ups Cancer Death Risk in Asia-Pacific Region
(30-Jun-2010)
But the risk conferred by excess weight is no higher than in the West, study finds |
Many With Early Breast Cancer Don't Complete Therapy
(29-Jun-2010)
Researcher says patient compliance is an emerging issue in cancer treatment |
Smoking May Boost Risk of Certain Colon Cancers
(29-Jun-2010)
Lighting up seems to cause gene mutations in older women that lead to disease, study finds |
Many With Early Breast Cancer Don't Complete Therapy
(29-Jun-2010)
Researcher says patient compliance is an emerging issue in cancer treatment |
Clues to Preventing Return of Liver Cancer
(29-Jun-2010)
Small study finds antiviral therapy halts recurrence in patients with chronic hepatitis B |
More Than 1.5 Million Cancer Survivors Have Kids Under 18
(28-Jun-2010)
Findings may lead to greater assistance for patients and families, researchers say |
Organ-Rejection Drug Linked to Higher Cancer Risk After Liver Transplant
(28-Jun-2010)
The risk jumped especially among people undergoing transplants since 2005, study found |
Statins May Lower Rates of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(28-Jun-2010)
But connection needs to be confirmed by future study, researcher says |
Reverse in Death Rates Seen for Urban, Rural U.S. Residents
(25-Jun-2010)
City dwelling has gained advantage over country living since mid 80s, data shows |
Bone-Building Pills Appear to Lower Invasive Breast Cancer Risk
(24-Jun-2010)
Two new studies show a possible link, although not direct cause-and-effect |
Phone Reminders May Boost Colon Cancer Screenings
(24-Jun-2010)
Automated messages increased test rates by 30 percent, study found |
Phone Reminders May Boost Colon Cancer Screenings
(24-Jun-2010)
Automated messages increased test rates by 30 percent, study found |
Phone Reminders May Boost Colon Cancer Screenings
(24-Jun-2010)
Automated messages increased test rates by 30 percent, study found |
Study Clears Cell Phone Towers of Childhood Cancer Connection
(23-Jun-2010)
Proximity during pregnancy doesn't appear to raise risk of leukemia, brain tumors, researchers say |
Poor Breast Cancer Survival in Blacks May Not Be Due to Race
(23-Jun-2010)
Many factors, including access to health care, could affect outcome, analysis finds |
Expert Challenges New Mammogram Guidelines
(23-Jun-2010)
Screening should start at age 40, not 50 as U.S. task force recommends, Harvard radiologist says |
Poor Breast Cancer Survival in Blacks May Not Be Due to Race
(23-Jun-2010)
Many factors, including access to health care, could affect outcome, analysis finds |
Tailored Treatment for Advanced Lung Cancer?
(23-Jun-2010)
Patients with certain genetic profile respond better to the drug Iressa than to standard chemo, study found |
Study Clears Cell Phone Towers of Childhood Cancer Connection
(23-Jun-2010)
Proximity during pregnancy doesn't appear to raise risk of leukemia, brain tumors, researchers say |
Expert Challenges New Mammogram Guidelines
(23-Jun-2010)
Screening should start at age 40, not 50 as U.S. task force recommends, Harvard radiologist says |
Study Clears Cell Phone Towers of Childhood Cancer Connection
(23-Jun-2010)
Proximity during pregnancy doesn't appear to raise risk of leukemia, brain tumors, researchers say |
Tailored Treatment for Advanced Lung Cancer?
(23-Jun-2010)
Patients with certain genetic profile respond better to the drug Iressa than to standard chemo, study found |
Poor Breast Cancer Survival in Blacks May Not Be Due to Race
(23-Jun-2010)
Many factors, including access to health care, could affect outcome, analysis finds |
Skin Appendage Tumors Seem on the Rise in U.S.
(21-Jun-2010)
Cancer of sweat glands most common, but cases of eyelid cancer also up, study finds |
Lymphoma Survivors Often Miss Out on Follow-Up
(18-Jun-2010)
Many aren't being screened for later cancers, study finds |
Lymphoma Survivors Often Miss Out on Follow-Up
(18-Jun-2010)
Many aren't being screened for later cancers, study finds |
Lymphoma Survivors Often Miss Out on Follow-Up
(18-Jun-2010)
Many aren't being screened for later cancers, study finds |
Coffee Might Guard Against Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Jun-2010)
Large analysis found regular drinkers were 39% less likely to get these malignancies |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
Lymphoma Survivors Often Miss Out on Follow-Up
(18-Jun-2010)
Many aren't being screened for later cancers, study finds |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
'Watchful Waiting' Often Best Strategy for Slow-Moving Prostate Cancer
(18-Jun-2010)
Surgery, radiation not always ideal for many with low risk disease, researchers find |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
Coffee Might Guard Against Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Jun-2010)
Large analysis found regular drinkers were 39% less likely to get these malignancies |
Tasigna Approval Widened to Include Early Stages of Rare Leukemia
(18-Jun-2010)
But users are at greater risk of heart disorder |
Lymphoma Survivors Often Miss Out on Follow-Up
(18-Jun-2010)
Many aren't being screened for later cancers, study finds |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
Hopes Dashed That Vitamin D Reduces Cancer Risk
(18-Jun-2010)
Researchers did find those with high levels more likely to develop pancreatic cancer |
'Watchful Waiting' Often Best Strategy for Slow-Moving Prostate Cancer
(18-Jun-2010)
Surgery, radiation not always ideal for many with low risk disease, researchers find |
Coffee Might Guard Against Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Jun-2010)
Large analysis found regular drinkers were 39% less likely to get these malignancies |
Gene Mutation Offers Clues to Tamoxifen-Blood Clot Link
(17-Jun-2010)
Women who developed embolism during cancer treatment more likely to have variant, study shows |
Medicare Cuts May Have Led Docs to Prescribe More Chemo
(17-Jun-2010)
Treatment rates and use of costlier drugs increased after new rules took effect, study finds |
Medicare Cuts May Have Led Docs to Prescribe More Chemo
(17-Jun-2010)
Treatment rates and use of costlier drugs increased after new rules took effect, study finds |
Jevtana Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(17-Jun-2010)
When disease continues to worsen after treatment with standard drug |
Medicare Cuts May Have Led Docs to Prescribe More Chemo
(17-Jun-2010)
Treatment rates and use of costlier drugs increased after new rules took effect, study finds |
Gene Mutation Offers Clues to Tamoxifen-Blood Clot Link
(17-Jun-2010)
Women who developed embolism during cancer treatment more likely to have variant, study shows |
Scientists Tease Out Links Between Diabetes, Cancer
(16-Jun-2010)
Does the blood sugar disease help cause malignancy, or just share common risk factors? |
Scientists Tease Out Links Between Diabetes, Cancer
(16-Jun-2010)
Does the blood sugar disease help cause malignancy, or just share common risk factors? |
Scientists Tease Out Links Between Diabetes, Cancer
(16-Jun-2010)
Does the blood sugar disease help cause malignancy, or just share common risk factors? |
Scientists Tease Out Links Between Diabetes, Cancer
(16-Jun-2010)
Does the blood sugar disease help cause malignancy, or just share common risk factors? |
Mastectomy Rates Down Overall, New Study Finds
(15-Jun-2010)
While previous studies show opposite trend, latest one reflects entire U.S. population, experts note |
Vitamin B6 Tied to Lowered Lung Cancer Risk
(15-Jun-2010)
But cause-and-effect not clear, and supplements are no excuse to keep smoking, experts say |
Most Doctors Giving Pap Test Too Often
(14-Jun-2010)
But that doesn't mean women should skip gynecological exam, experts say |
Health Plan May Influence 5-Year Rectal Cancer Survival
(14-Jun-2010)
Privately insured at advantage over uninsured or Medicaid patients, research shows |
'Good' HDL Cholesterol Now Tied to Lower Cancer Risk
(14-Jun-2010)
But finding is an association and doesn't prove cause-and-effect, researchers say |
Health Plan May Influence 5-Year Rectal Cancer Survival
(14-Jun-2010)
Privately insured at advantage over uninsured or Medicaid patients, research shows |
Popular Blood Pressure Drugs Tied to Slight Rise in Cancer Risk
(14-Jun-2010)
Meds such as Micardis, Diovan may raise the odds, but research is preliminary, experts say |
Cost-Conscious Cancer Survivors Skip Care
(14-Jun-2010)
Research suggests millions are going without needed medical services |
Popular Blood Pressure Drugs Tied to Slight Rise in Cancer Risk
(14-Jun-2010)
Meds such as Micardis, Diovan may raise the odds, but research is preliminary, experts say |
Health Plan May Influence 5-Year Rectal Cancer Survival
(14-Jun-2010)
Privately insured at advantage over uninsured or Medicaid patients, research shows |
Smoking Linked to Aggressive Colon Polyps: Study
(11-Jun-2010)
Findings may explain earlier onset of colorectal cancer in smokers, researchers say |
Family Caregivers Share Experiences of Dying Patients
(11-Jun-2010)
Carers need support throughout illness, not just during end-stage and bereavement, study finds |
Smoking Linked to Aggressive Colon Polyps: Study
(11-Jun-2010)
Findings may explain earlier onset of colorectal cancer in smokers, researchers say |
Smoking Linked to Aggressive Colon Polyps: Study
(11-Jun-2010)
Findings may explain earlier onset of colorectal cancer in smokers, researchers say |
Common Cancer Drug Tied to Kidney Damage
(10-Jun-2010)
Doctors should monitor patients taking Avastin, researchers say |
Is It Safe to Go in the Gulf Coast's Water?
(10-Jun-2010)
Experts are divided on the health risks posed by the oil and tar balls washing up on beaches |
Children of Older Dads at Higher Risk of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(09-Jun-2010)
Adult women more prone to the cancer if born to father over 40, study shows |
Children of Older Dads at Higher Risk of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(09-Jun-2010)
Adult women more prone to the cancer if born to father over 40, study shows |
Stress-Relief Program Helped Those Facing Breast Cancer Twice
(08-Jun-2010)
Intervention boosted quality of life, longevity after disease returned, study found |
Stress-Relief Program Helped Those Facing Breast Cancer Twice
(08-Jun-2010)
Intervention boosted quality of life, longevity after disease returned, study found |
Targeted Therapy Shows Promise Against Deadly Brain Cancer
(07-Jun-2010)
Small trial found compound slowed drug-resistant medulloblastoma in children |
Targeted Radiation for Early Breast Cancer a Good Option: Study
(07-Jun-2010)
1 session of localized treatment is as effective as whole-breast radiation, researchers found |
Drug Made From Sea Sponge Fights Advanced Breast Cancer
(07-Jun-2010)
Eribulin extended survival after other chemotherapies had failed, study finds |
Mouth Cancer Prognosis Improves When Cervical Cancer Virus Involved
(07-Jun-2010)
Finding HPV in tumor meant lower death rates in those with cancer at back of the mouth, study finds |
Studies Suggest New Treatment Paradigms for Ovarian, Prostate Cancers
(07-Jun-2010)
Avastin makes inroads against ovarian tumors, radiation boosts survival with locally advanced prostate cancers |
Targeted Radiation for Early Breast Cancer a Good Option: Study
(07-Jun-2010)
1 session of localized treatment is as effective as whole-breast radiation, researchers found |
Newer Drugs Beat Gleevec in Head-to-Head Trials
(07-Jun-2010)
More chronic myeloid leukemia patients responded to Sprycel and Tasigna than Gleevec |
Researchers Report Treatment Headway Against Lung Cancer
(07-Jun-2010)
Studies show combo chemotherapy, new drug prolonged lives of some with advanced disease |
Novel Drug Combats Advanced Melanoma
(07-Jun-2010)
First in its class, ipilimumab showed 68% increase in survival, researchers report |
Targeted Therapy Shows Promise Against Deadly Brain Cancer
(07-Jun-2010)
Small trial found compound slowed drug-resistant medulloblastoma in children |
Mouth Cancer Prognosis Improves When Cervical Cancer Virus Involved
(07-Jun-2010)
Finding HPV in tumor meant lower death rates in those with cancer at back of the mouth, study finds |
Green Tea Compound Slowed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(07-Jun-2010)
Researchers caution finding was preliminary, effect seen only in early stages of disease |
Newer Drugs Beat Gleevec in Head-to-Head Trials
(07-Jun-2010)
More chronic myeloid leukemia patients responded to Sprycel and Tasigna than Gleevec |
Green Tea Compound Slowed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(07-Jun-2010)
Researchers caution finding was preliminary, effect seen only in early stages of disease |
Researchers Report Treatment Headway Against Lung Cancer
(07-Jun-2010)
Studies show combo chemotherapy, new drug prolonged lives of some with advanced disease |
Green Tea Compound Slowed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(07-Jun-2010)
Researchers caution finding was preliminary, effect seen only in early stages of disease |
Mouth Cancer Prognosis Improves When Cervical Cancer Virus Involved
(07-Jun-2010)
Finding HPV in tumor meant lower death rates in those with cancer at back of the mouth, study finds |
Studies Suggest New Treatment Paradigms for Ovarian, Prostate Cancers
(07-Jun-2010)
Avastin makes inroads against ovarian tumors, radiation boosts survival with locally advanced prostate cancers |
Studies Suggest New Treatment Paradigms for Ovarian, Prostate Cancers
(07-Jun-2010)
Avastin makes inroads against ovarian tumors, radiation boosts survival with locally advanced prostate cancers |
Novel Drug Combats Advanced Melanoma
(07-Jun-2010)
First in its class, ipilimumab showed 68% increase in survival, researchers report |
Mouth Cancer Prognosis Improves When Cervical Cancer Virus Involved
(07-Jun-2010)
Finding HPV in tumor meant lower death rates in those with cancer at back of the mouth, study finds |
Researchers Report Treatment Headway Against Lung Cancer
(07-Jun-2010)
Studies show combo chemotherapy, new drug prolonged lives of some with advanced disease |
Don't Count on Selenium to Prevent Lung Cancer Recurrence
(05-Jun-2010)
Study halted early because of supplement's poor performance |
Don't Count on Selenium to Prevent Lung Cancer Recurrence
(05-Jun-2010)
Study halted early because of supplement's poor performance |
Childhood Brain Tumors May Respond to Measles Virus
(02-Jun-2010)
Treatment looks promising in laboratory and animal tests, researchers say |
Pain Med May Affect Breast Cancer Recurrence
(02-Jun-2010)
Women who took ketorolac after mastectomy fared better, researchers say |
Lifestyle Doesn't Influence Genetic Risks in Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2010)
No evidence that known gene mutations interact with environmental factors, researchers say |
Longer Drug Regimen Still Best Against Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2010)
Giving meds sequentially, not concurrently, gives survival edge for those with early stage disease, study finds |
Black Men at Greater Risk of Aggressive Prostate Tumors: Study
(02-Jun-2010)
Expert urges more vigilance starting at age 40 in this group |
Pain Med May Affect Breast Cancer Recurrence
(02-Jun-2010)
Women who took ketorolac after mastectomy fared better, researchers say |
Childhood Brain Tumors May Respond to Measles Virus
(02-Jun-2010)
Treatment looks promising in laboratory and animal tests, researchers say |
Lifestyle Doesn't Influence Genetic Risks in Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2010)
No evidence that known gene mutations interact with environmental factors, researchers say |
Size of Prostate Tumor Linked to Patients' Weight
(02-Jun-2010)
Biggest, and perhaps more aggressive ones, found in heaviest men, study says |
New Tests for Prostate Cancer Might Bring More Certainty
(02-Jun-2010)
Gene-based screens could reduce unnecessary biopsies, worry, researchers say |
Longer Drug Regimen Still Best Against Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2010)
Giving meds sequentially, not concurrently, gives survival edge for those with early stage disease, study finds |
Black Men at Greater Risk of Aggressive Prostate Tumors: Study
(02-Jun-2010)
Expert urges more vigilance starting at age 40 in this group |
Size of Prostate Tumor Linked to Patients' Weight
(02-Jun-2010)
Biggest, and perhaps more aggressive ones, found in heaviest men, study says |
New Tests for Prostate Cancer Might Bring More Certainty
(02-Jun-2010)
Gene-based screens could reduce unnecessary biopsies, worry, researchers say |
Longer Drug Regimen Still Best Against Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2010)
Giving meds sequentially, not concurrently, gives survival edge for those with early stage disease, study finds |
Vitamins Fail to Protect Men Against Bladder Cancer
(01-Jun-2010)
Little is known about anticancer benefits of supplements, researchers caution |
Vitamins Fail to Protect Men Against Bladder Cancer
(01-Jun-2010)
Little is known about anticancer benefits of supplements, researchers caution |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer May Boost Fracture Risk
(01-Jun-2010)
Study found treatment hiked hip fractures by 58 percent |
Value of Monitoring Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Assessed
(01-Jun-2010)
'Watchful waiting' may be option for some men, expert suggests |
Tracking PSA Test Results Over Time Gives Clues to Cancer
(01-Jun-2010)
Method may help doctors spot aggressive prostate tumors, researchers say |
Dog Sniffs Out Prostate Cancer in Small Study
(01-Jun-2010)
Researchers believe canines have a role to play in disease detection |
More Cancer-Causing Chemicals in U.S. Cigarettes
(01-Jun-2010)
They contain about 3 times as much of a potent carcinogen as foreign brands, CDC finds |
Vitamins Fail to Protect Men Against Bladder Cancer
(01-Jun-2010)
Little is known about anticancer benefits of supplements, researchers caution |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer May Boost Fracture Risk
(01-Jun-2010)
Study found treatment hiked hip fractures by 58 percent |
Value of Monitoring Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Assessed
(01-Jun-2010)
'Watchful waiting' may be option for some men, expert suggests |
Tracking PSA Test Results Over Time Gives Clues to Cancer
(01-Jun-2010)
Method may help doctors spot aggressive prostate tumors, researchers say |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine Shows Few Side Effects
(01-Jun-2010)
And it extends life for men with advanced disease, researchers say |
Dog Sniffs Out Prostate Cancer in Small Study
(01-Jun-2010)
Researchers believe canines have a role to play in disease detection |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Possible, Scientists Say
(30-May-2010)
Human trials may begin next year |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Possible, Scientists Say
(30-May-2010)
Human trials may begin next year |
Making Your Way Through the Fog of Chemotherapy
(28-May-2010)
Though accepted as real, 'chemo brain' still befuddles patients and researchers
|
Making Your Way Through the Fog of Chemotherapy
(28-May-2010)
Though accepted as real, 'chemo brain' still befuddles patients and researchers
|
Exercise Boosts Health of Cancer Patients
(27-May-2010)
Physical activity during and after treatment resulted in less fatigue, greater well-being, researchers say |
Exercise Boosts Health of Cancer Patients
(27-May-2010)
Physical activity during and after treatment resulted in less fatigue, greater well-being, researchers say |
Many People Still Don't Know How to Protect Against Skin Cancer
(27-May-2010)
Myths about UV light exposure persist, survey finds |
Genes' Link to Certain Cancers Questioned
(27-May-2010)
Because of their small size, studies tying genes to common tumors may be invalid, researchers say |
Exercise Boosts Health of Cancer Patients
(27-May-2010)
Physical activity during and after treatment resulted in less fatigue, greater well-being, researchers say |
Many People Still Don't Know How to Protect Against Skin Cancer
(27-May-2010)
Myths about UV light exposure persist, survey finds |
Tanning Beds Can Greatly Boost Melanoma Risk
(27-May-2010)
Odds for deadly skin cancer rise more than fourfold with some devices, research shows |
Prenatal Exposure to Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer Risk
(26-May-2010)
BPA, DES affected offspring of pregnant mice, researchers found |
Prenatal Exposure to Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer Risk
(26-May-2010)
BPA, DES affected offspring of pregnant mice, researchers found |
Shark Cartilage Not Beneficial in Advanced Lung Cancer
(26-May-2010)
Study found no difference in survival when compared to chemoradiotherapy alone |
Shark Cartilage Not Beneficial in Advanced Lung Cancer
(26-May-2010)
Study found no difference in survival when compared to chemoradiotherapy alone |
Single Lung Tumor Contains 50,000 Mutations
(26-May-2010)
Finding throws monkey wrench into idea of individualized therapies, experts say |
Breast Cancer Study Offers New Hope
(25-May-2010)
Estrogen-lowering drugs before surgery let even high-risk women opt for lumpectomy |
Bacteria May Predict Chances of Colon Cancer
(25-May-2010)
Presence of certain types in gut indicated higher, lower risk of disease, study finds |
Breast Cancer Study Offers New Hope
(25-May-2010)
Estrogen-lowering drugs before surgery let even high-risk women opt for lumpectomy |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Health Problems Throughout Life
(24-May-2010)
More likely to struggle with medical issues as adults, analysis finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Health Problems Throughout Life
(24-May-2010)
More likely to struggle with medical issues as adults, analysis finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Health Problems Throughout Life
(24-May-2010)
More likely to struggle with medical issues as adults, analysis finds |
Radiation Not Needed in Many Older Breast Cancer Patients
(21-May-2010)
No added benefit over surgery plus tamoxifen alone in those 70-plus with early stage disease, study finds |
Yoga Eases Sleep Problems Among Cancer Survivors
(21-May-2010)
Study found those who practiced it for four weeks after chemo slept better, used fewer sleep aids |
IV Treatment May Thwart Advanced Cancers
(21-May-2010)
In studies, anti-tumor virus stops advanced disease, researchers say |
IV Treatment May Thwart Advanced Cancers
(21-May-2010)
In studies, anti-tumor virus stops advanced disease, researchers say |
Lifestyle Affects Survival in Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(21-May-2010)
Pre-diagnosis smoking, obesity and alcohol use raise death risk, research shows |
Treatment With Rituxan May Reduce Recurrence of Follicular Lymphoma
(21-May-2010)
Research also finds Revlimid slows progression of multiple myeloma |
Heart Disease Among Childhood Cancer Survivors Tied to Gene Mutations
(21-May-2010)
Children with certain variants who were treated with low-dose cancer drug at higher risk, study shows |
Radiation Not Needed in Many Older Breast Cancer Patients
(21-May-2010)
No added benefit over surgery plus tamoxifen alone in those 70-plus with early stage disease, study finds |
Scientists Spot Real 'Smoking Gun' in Prostate Cancer
(21-May-2010)
Gene fusion may be behind disease, not androgen receptors, study suggests |
Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer Moves Closer
(21-May-2010)
Step-wise strategy based on blood test was nearly 100% accurate in older women, study found |
Yoga Eases Sleep Problems Among Cancer Survivors
(21-May-2010)
Study found those who practiced it for four weeks after chemo slept better, used fewer sleep aids |
IV Treatment May Thwart Advanced Cancers
(21-May-2010)
In studies, anti-tumor virus stops advanced disease, researchers say |
Lifestyle Affects Survival in Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(21-May-2010)
Pre-diagnosis smoking, obesity and alcohol use raise death risk, research shows |
Treatment With Rituxan May Reduce Recurrence of Follicular Lymphoma
(21-May-2010)
Research also finds Revlimid slows progression of multiple myeloma |
IV Treatment May Thwart Advanced Cancers
(21-May-2010)
In studies, anti-tumor virus stops advanced disease, researchers say |
Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer Moves Closer
(21-May-2010)
Step-wise strategy based on blood test was nearly 100% accurate in older women, study found |
Scientists Spot Real 'Smoking Gun' in Prostate Cancer
(21-May-2010)
Gene fusion may be behind disease, not androgen receptors, study suggests |
IV Treatment May Thwart Advanced Cancers
(21-May-2010)
In studies, anti-tumor virus stops advanced disease, researchers say |
Gene Therapy Might Treat 'Bubble Boy' Disease
(21-May-2010)
Chemo clears way for transplanted cells to help children develop immune systems |
Some Spices Cut Cancer Risk That Comes With Grilled Burgers
(20-May-2010)
Study found rosemary, turmeric, fingerroot inhibited production of carcinogenic compounds |
Post-Chemo Treatment May Boost Lung Cancer Survival
(20-May-2010)
Study finds some benefit with erlotinib for people with non-small-cell form of disease |
Post-Chemo Treatment May Boost Lung Cancer Survival
(20-May-2010)
Study finds some benefit with erlotinib for people with non-small-cell form of disease |
Health Tip: Factors that Increase Risk of Ovarian Cancer
(20-May-2010)
It's much less common in younger women |
Post-Chemo Treatment May Boost Lung Cancer Survival
(20-May-2010)
Study finds some benefit with erlotinib for people with non-small-cell form of disease |
Health Tip: Getting a Mammogram
(19-May-2010)
Here's what's involved
|
New Clues to Treating an Aggressive Breast Cancer
(18-May-2010)
Findings may lead to earlier detection and personalized therapy, researchers say |
New Clues to Treating an Aggressive Breast Cancer
(18-May-2010)
Findings may lead to earlier detection and personalized therapy, researchers say |
Experts Divided on Whether to Treat Thyroid Cancer
(17-May-2010)
Study suggests quick action makes little difference, but others call this risky |
Small Changes in Two Genes May Trigger Breast Cancer
(13-May-2010)
Testing for genetic variations might reveal women most at risk, researchers say |
Small Changes in Two Genes May Trigger Breast Cancer
(13-May-2010)
Testing for genetic variations might reveal women most at risk, researchers say |
Genetic Pattern May Predict Leukemia Relapse
(13-May-2010)
Children could be screened, treated more aggressively if deemed at risk, researchers say |
Genetic Pattern May Predict Leukemia Relapse
(13-May-2010)
Children could be screened, treated more aggressively if deemed at risk, researchers say |
Impotence Drugs May Aid Brain Tumor Treatment
(12-May-2010)
Levitra, Viagra allowed anti-cancer medication to more easily penetrate brain barrier, study found |
A Tan Is Still Admired, Despite Risks
(12-May-2010)
Survey finds conflicting opinions about suntans and skin cancer |
Impotence Drugs May Aid Brain Tumor Treatment
(12-May-2010)
Levitra, Viagra allowed anti-cancer medication to more easily penetrate brain barrier, study found |
A Tan Is Still Admired, Despite Risks
(12-May-2010)
Survey finds conflicting opinions about suntans and skin cancer |
Kidney Removal May Be Ill-Advised for Some Elderly
(10-May-2010)
With localized cancer, more conservative treatment may be warranted, study finds |
U.S. Cancer Costs Double in Two Decades
(10-May-2010)
Study also finds that private insurance pays greater share today |
Kidney Removal May Be Ill-Advised for Some Elderly
(10-May-2010)
With localized cancer, more conservative treatment may be warranted, study finds |
Does Mom Need Help to Stop Smoking?
(09-May-2010)
Online support program might be an appropriate Mother's Day gift |
Does Mom Need Help to Stop Smoking?
(09-May-2010)
Online support program might be an appropriate Mother's Day gift |
Tumor Cells in Blood Affect Breast Cancer Survival
(07-May-2010)
In metastatic disease, more circulating cells means higher risk of death, study finds |
Simple Test May Identify Breast Cancer Subtypes
(07-May-2010)
These classifications can help explain different outcomes for women with similar-looking tumors, expert says |
No Link Between Coffee, Sodas and Colon Cancer
(07-May-2010)
More study needed to determine if too much tea raises risk, experts say |
Tumor Cells in Blood Affect Breast Cancer Survival
(07-May-2010)
In metastatic disease, more circulating cells means higher risk of death, study finds |
Simple Test May Identify Breast Cancer Subtypes
(07-May-2010)
These classifications can help explain different outcomes for women with similar-looking tumors, expert says |
No Link Between Coffee, Sodas and Colon Cancer
(07-May-2010)
More study needed to determine if too much tea raises risk, experts say |
Cancer Society Says U.S. Report Failed to Prove Health Risks
(07-May-2010)
President's Cancer Panel called for more public awareness of harm from common chemicals |
Gulf Oil Spill Could Threaten Human Health
(07-May-2010)
Short-term effects include skin and respiratory woes, while longer-term risks are uncertain |
Broccoli May Help Battle Breast Cancer
(06-May-2010)
Study in mice suggests that component keeps stem cells from generating new tumors |
Study Disputes Link Between Milk and Kidney Cancer
(06-May-2010)
No need to change your drinking habits, researcher says |
Broccoli May Help Battle Breast Cancer
(06-May-2010)
Study in mice suggests that component keeps stem cells from generating new tumors |
U.S. Must Do More to Cut Cases of Environmental Cancers
(06-May-2010)
President's Cancer Panel report urges more public awareness of harm from common chemicals |
Hepatitis Infections Behind U.S. Rise in Liver Cancer
(06-May-2010)
More people need to be vaccinated, diagnosed and treated, CDC report says |
Study Disputes Link Between Milk and Kidney Cancer
(06-May-2010)
No need to change your drinking habits, researcher says |
Drinking While Pregnant Tied to Rare Leukemia in Offspring
(06-May-2010)
There's no safe amount of alcohol for women during this time, experts say |
Poll Finds Sun Smarts Vary From City to City
(05-May-2010)
Hartford gets top grade for skin cancer awareness; Pittsburgh fares worst |
Poll Finds Sun Smarts Vary From City to City
(05-May-2010)
Hartford gets top grade for skin cancer awareness; Pittsburgh fares worst |
New Test for Colon Cancer Under Development
(04-May-2010)
DNA stool testing is more likely to find early stage cancers and precancerous growths than current tests, researchers find |
Stomach Cancer on the Rise Among Young, White Adults
(04-May-2010)
Reasons not known, but the trend is worrisome, experts say |
As FDA Eyes Prostate Cancer Drugs, Experts Urge Caution
(04-May-2010)
Hormonal meds linked to heart risks, but men should not abandon them |
Aggressive Action Urged When Evaluating Breast Lesions
(03-May-2010)
Suspicious growths in high-risk patients should be classified as soon as possible, researchers say |
Smoking Ups Risk of Second Breast Cancer
(03-May-2010)
15 years after treatment, smokers more likely to have a new tumor, study finds |
For Younger Women, Mammograms Not Too Effective: Study
(03-May-2010)
Before 40 and without symptoms, screening mammography may be inappropriate, researchers say |
Colon Polyps More Common in Hispanic Men Than Women
(03-May-2010)
Their growths also tend to be on the right side, requiring colonoscopy for detection, study says |
Parent Error Common When Medicating Chronically Ill Kids
(03-May-2010)
Even well-educated parents need more help with lifesaving drug regimens, study finds |
Aggressive Action Urged When Evaluating Breast Lesions
(03-May-2010)
Suspicious growths in high-risk patients should be classified as soon as possible, researchers say |
Smoking Ups Risk of Second Breast Cancer
(03-May-2010)
15 years after treatment, smokers more likely to have a new tumor, study finds |
For Younger Women, Mammograms Not Too Effective: Study
(03-May-2010)
Before 40 and without symptoms, screening mammography may be inappropriate, researchers say |
FDA Reviews Side Effects From Prostate Cancer Therapy
(03-May-2010)
Doctors urged to consider risks of hormone treatment, inform patients |
Prostate Cancer Test a Flop in Study
(03-May-2010)
Doesn't distinguish aggressive tumors from slow-moving malignancies |
FDA Reviews Side Effects From Prostate Cancer Therapy
(03-May-2010)
Doctors urged to consider risks of hormone treatment, inform patients |
Colon Polyps More Common in Hispanic Men Than Women
(03-May-2010)
Their growths also tend to be on the right side, requiring colonoscopy for detection, study says |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine Gains FDA Approval
(29-Apr-2010)
Breakthrough approach lengthens survival, to varying degrees, for men with advanced disease, studies found
|
Prostate Cancer Vaccine Gains FDA Approval
(29-Apr-2010)
Breakthrough approach lengthens survival, to varying degrees, for men with advanced disease, studies found
|
Provenge Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(29-Apr-2010)
Helps immune system combat the disease
|
Breakthrough in Predicting Invasive Breast Cancer
(28-Apr-2010)
New way to predict spread could avoid overly aggressive treatment, researchers say |
HPV Test Beats Pap Smear for Cancer Screening
(28-Apr-2010)
Newer method better at detecting precancerous lesions, research shows |
One Sigmoidoscopy Boosts Colon Cancer Survival Odds
(28-Apr-2010)
Single exam between ages 55 and 64 confers lasting benefit, researchers say |
Scientists Discover Substance That Causes Pain
(28-Apr-2010)
Finding could lead to development of non-addictive painkillers, study suggests |
One Sigmoidoscopy Boosts Colon Cancer Survival Odds
(28-Apr-2010)
Single exam between ages 55 and 64 confers lasting benefit, researchers say |
Breakthrough in Predicting Invasive Breast Cancer
(28-Apr-2010)
New way to predict spread could avoid overly aggressive treatment, researchers say |
HPV Test Beats Pap Smear for Cancer Screening
(28-Apr-2010)
Newer method better at detecting precancerous lesions, research shows |
Selenium Helped Cells 'Reboot' After Exposure to Cancer-Causing Chemicals
(27-Apr-2010)
Lab finding may show way to stop breast tumors in their tracks, scientists say |
Imaging Costs Soar for Medicare Cancer Patients
(27-Apr-2010)
Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn't known, experts say |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine May Get FDA Approval
(27-Apr-2010)
Breakthrough approach lengthens survival, to varying degrees, for men with advanced disease, studies found
|
Selenium Helped Cells 'Reboot' After Exposure to Cancer-Causing Chemicals
(27-Apr-2010)
Lab finding may show way to stop breast tumors in their tracks, scientists say |
Imaging Costs Soar for Medicare Cancer Patients
(27-Apr-2010)
Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn't known, experts say |
Imaging Costs Soar for Medicare Cancer Patients
(27-Apr-2010)
Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn't known, experts say |
Imaging Costs Soar for Medicare Cancer Patients
(27-Apr-2010)
Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn't known, experts say |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine May Get FDA Approval
(27-Apr-2010)
Breakthrough approach lengthens survival, to varying degrees, for men with advanced disease, studies found
|
Breast Cancer Risks Not Same for Hispanic Women
(26-Apr-2010)
Far fewer cases stem from established risk factors, study finds
|
Moving Closer to a Urine Test for Colon Cancer
(26-Apr-2010)
Screening could complement or reduce need for colonoscopy, researchers say |
Moving Closer to a Urine Test for Colon Cancer
(26-Apr-2010)
Screening could complement or reduce need for colonoscopy, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Risks Not Same for Hispanic Women
(26-Apr-2010)
Far fewer cases stem from established risk factors, study finds
|
Four Unhealthy Behaviors Linked to Premature Death
(26-Apr-2010)
People who smoke, drink, rarely exercise, and skimp on fruits and veggies die earlier than usual, study finds |
Study Makes Strides in Understanding Ovarian Cancer
(26-Apr-2010)
Findings may lead to development of screening tests for early detection |
Study Makes Strides in Understanding Ovarian Cancer
(26-Apr-2010)
Findings may lead to development of screening tests for early detection |
Time to Remind Teens About Sun Protection
(25-Apr-2010)
Young women are especially likely to develop skin cancer, experts say |
Time to Remind Teens About Sun Protection
(25-Apr-2010)
Young women are especially likely to develop skin cancer, experts say |
Cancer Drug Seems to Work by Activating Virus
(23-Apr-2010)
Finding could apply to many Epstein-Barr-related cancers, researchers say |
Cancer Drug Seems to Work by Activating Virus
(23-Apr-2010)
Finding could apply to many Epstein-Barr-related cancers, researchers say |
Black Women Wait Longer for Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment
(22-Apr-2010)
Insurance status didn't make a difference, study finds |
Remedy Needed for Overdiagnosis of Cancers
(22-Apr-2010)
New review finds significant number of mammograms, PSA tests spot tumors that don't need treating |
Black Women Wait Longer for Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment
(22-Apr-2010)
Insurance status didn't make a difference, study finds |
Remedy Needed for Overdiagnosis of Cancers
(22-Apr-2010)
New review finds significant number of mammograms, PSA tests spot tumors that don't need treating |
Remedy Needed for Overdiagnosis of Cancers
(22-Apr-2010)
New review finds significant number of mammograms, PSA tests spot tumors that don't need treating |
Remedy Needed for Overdiagnosis of Cancers
(22-Apr-2010)
New review finds significant number of mammograms, PSA tests spot tumors that don't need treating |
Studies Confirm Link Between Breast Density and Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
As density drops over time, so does risk, one study finds
|
New Form of Painkiller May Fight Colon Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
Lab tests suggest that variation of naproxen might nip cancer in the bud, expert says
|
Heavy Alcohol Use Linked to Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
Excessive drinking promotes cellular changes, study finds |
New Form of Painkiller May Fight Colon Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
Lab tests suggest that variation of naproxen might nip cancer in the bud, expert says
|
Weather Might Influence Prostate Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
Cold climate's effect on pollutants may explain why, study suggests |
Studies Confirm Link Between Breast Density and Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
As density drops over time, so does risk, one study finds
|
Few Over 50 Get Skin Cancer Screenings
(21-Apr-2010)
Older whites with less education least likely to be screened, study finds |
Weather Might Influence Prostate Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
Cold climate's effect on pollutants may explain why, study suggests |
New Form of Painkiller May Fight Colon Cancer
(21-Apr-2010)
Lab tests suggest that variation of naproxen might nip cancer in the bud, expert says
|
Few Over 50 Get Skin Cancer Screenings
(21-Apr-2010)
Older whites with less education least likely to be screened, study finds |
Meat Lovers Face Greater Risk of Bladder Cancer
(20-Apr-2010)
Red meat, pork and bacon, when cooked at high temperatures, are worst offenders, study shows |
Earlier Detection of Breast Cancer May Be Possible
(20-Apr-2010)
Blood test could indicate presence of disease long before diagnosis, study says |
New Guidelines Issued on Hormone Receptor Testing for Breast Cancer
(20-Apr-2010)
Up to 20% of current results may be inaccurate, study says |
Steady Weight Gain Boosts Late-Life Breast Cancer Risk
(20-Apr-2010)
Average-sized woman doubles her odds by adding 30 pounds over 30 years, researchers say |
Earlier Detection of Breast Cancer May Be Possible
(20-Apr-2010)
Blood test could indicate presence of disease long before diagnosis, study says |
New Guidelines Issued on Hormone Receptor Testing for Breast Cancer
(20-Apr-2010)
Up to 20% of current results may be inaccurate, study says |
Meat Lovers Face Greater Risk of Bladder Cancer
(20-Apr-2010)
Red meat, pork and bacon, when cooked at high temperatures, are worst offenders, study shows |
Weight Gain, Smoking May Make Prostate Cancer Deadlier
(20-Apr-2010)
Men who put on pounds after prostatectomy nearly double odds of recurrence, one study finds
|
Vaccine Stops Tumor Spread in Mice
(19-Apr-2010)
Treatment may be used one day as part of cancer-fighting arsenal, but more study is needed |
Supplements Might Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
(19-Apr-2010)
Study found multivitamins, calcium tablets had protective effect |
Raloxifene, Tamoxifen Both Guard Against Breast Cancer
(19-Apr-2010)
But first drug helps prevent noninvasive disease more and has fewer side effects, study finds |
New Risk Factors for Colon Cancer Studied
(19-Apr-2010)
Research suggests common germ, inflammation marker may improve screening, diagnosis |
Statins Won't Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(19-Apr-2010)
Cholesterol-lowering drugs may even raise risk of precancerous polyps, study finds |
More Die After Colon Surgery at Teaching Hospitals: Study
(19-Apr-2010)
Consider procedure and diagnosis when choosing facility, researchers advise |
New Risk Factors for Colon Cancer Studied
(19-Apr-2010)
Research suggests common germ, inflammation marker may improve screening, diagnosis |
Vaccine Stops Tumor Spread in Mice
(19-Apr-2010)
Treatment may be used one day as part of cancer-fighting arsenal, but more study is needed |
Diabetes Drug May Help Prevent Lung Cancer
(19-Apr-2010)
Metformin linked to tumor reduction in mouse study |
Lung Cancer Increase in Women Tied to Genes, Estrogen
(19-Apr-2010)
Findings could explain rise in non-smokers as well, researchers say |
Supplements Might Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
(19-Apr-2010)
Study found multivitamins, calcium tablets had protective effect |
Raloxifene, Tamoxifen Both Guard Against Breast Cancer
(19-Apr-2010)
But first drug helps prevent noninvasive disease more and has fewer side effects, study finds |
Diabetes Drug May Help Prevent Lung Cancer
(19-Apr-2010)
Metformin linked to tumor reduction in mouse study |
Lung Cancer Increase in Women Tied to Genes, Estrogen
(19-Apr-2010)
Findings could explain rise in non-smokers as well, researchers say |
Matching Tumor Types to Drugs Boosts Lung Cancer Outcomes
(19-Apr-2010)
First such trial finds better control of disease when chemo is targeted to specific 'molecular signatures' |
New Test May Predict Prostate Cancer's Aggressiveness
(19-Apr-2010)
Researchers say it can rule out men who don't need treatment |
New Risk Factors for Colon Cancer Studied
(19-Apr-2010)
Research suggests common germ, inflammation marker may improve screening, diagnosis |
Tanning Bed Use Might Become Addictive
(19-Apr-2010)
Many hard-core tanners met typical addiction criteria, study found |
Raloxifene, Tamoxifen Both Guard Against Breast Cancer
(19-Apr-2010)
But first drug helps prevent noninvasive disease more and has fewer side effects, study finds |
Matching Tumor Types to Drugs Boosts Lung Cancer Outcomes
(19-Apr-2010)
First such trial finds better control of disease when chemo is targeted to specific 'molecular signatures' |
'Love Handles' Can Come in Handy for Breast Reconstruction
(16-Apr-2010)
Fat between waist and hip in thin, athletic mastectomy patients works, study suggests |
Thin Girls May Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk as Adults
(16-Apr-2010)
Finding may offer new ways to predict odds for the disease, researchers say |
'Love Handles' Can Come in Handy for Breast Reconstruction
(16-Apr-2010)
Fat between waist and hip in thin, athletic mastectomy patients works, study suggests |
Thin Girls May Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk as Adults
(16-Apr-2010)
Finding may offer new ways to predict odds for the disease, researchers say |
Many Doctors Not Using Colon Cancer Test Properly
(15-Apr-2010)
Study found 75 percent depend on fecal occult blood test in office, not home tests |
Hormone Therapy May Fight Resistant Prostate Cancer
(15-Apr-2010)
Experimental treatment offers hope against cancer that returns after castration |
Experts Urge Fixes for Clinical Trials System in 'Crisis'
(15-Apr-2010)
Federal report says more funding, streamlined procedures will help save lives long-term |
Hormone Therapy May Fight Resistant Prostate Cancer
(15-Apr-2010)
Experimental treatment offers hope against cancer that returns after castration |
Genome Sequencing Reveals How Breast Cancer Spreads
(14-Apr-2010)
Findings could lead to development of more targeted treatments, researcher says
|
Genome Sequencing Reveals How Breast Cancer Spreads
(14-Apr-2010)
Findings could lead to development of more targeted treatments, researcher says
|
Prostate Cancer Patients at Higher Risk of Blood Clots
(14-Apr-2010)
Dangers were greatest for those on hormone therapy, study found |
Blacks Hit Hardest by Lung Cancer
(13-Apr-2010)
Report finds they are more likely to develop, die from disease |
Pancreaze Approved for Lack of Pancreatic Enzymes
(13-Apr-2010)
200,000 in U.S. need such products |
Teen Drinking May Boost Breast Problems Later
(12-Apr-2010)
As alcohol consumption increases, so does risk for non-cancerous breast disease, study finds |
Many Terminal Cancer Patients May Be Overtreated
(12-Apr-2010)
Radiation therapy designed to ease pain can go on too long and be ineffective, study finds |
Many Hispanics Lack Access to Colon Cancer Screening
(12-Apr-2010)
They typically live in areas where it's tougher to get colonoscopies, study finds |
Many Hispanics Lack Access to Colon Cancer Screening
(12-Apr-2010)
They typically live in areas where it's tougher to get colonoscopies, study finds |
Many Terminal Cancer Patients May Be Overtreated
(12-Apr-2010)
Radiation therapy designed to ease pain can go on too long and be ineffective, study finds |
Cancer Drug Safe for Late-Stage Pelvic Disease
(07-Apr-2010)
Vorinostat can be used with radiotherapy in palliative care, study finds |
Simple Test May Spot Early Lung Cancer
(07-Apr-2010)
And over-the-counter drug might reverse genetic process that leads to disease, study finds |
Progress Made Against Tough-to-Treat Biliary Tract Cancers
(07-Apr-2010)
Two-drug approach may extend life for those with tumors in bile duct, gall bladder |
Simple Test May Spot Early Lung Cancer
(07-Apr-2010)
And over-the-counter drug might reverse genetic process that leads to disease, study finds |
Gene Mutations Up Risk for Cancer in Opposite Breast
(06-Apr-2010)
Younger women with diagnosis should consider genetic testing, experts say |
Blacks Less Likely to Get Follow-Up Colon Screening
(06-Apr-2010)
Those with abnormalities at initial screening often didn't have recommended colonoscopy, study shows |
Fruits, Veggies Have Modest Effect on Cancer Risk
(06-Apr-2010)
Researchers conclude that the link is weak |
Gene Mutations Up Risk for Cancer in Opposite Breast
(06-Apr-2010)
Younger women with diagnosis should consider genetic testing, experts say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors At Higher Odds of Early Death
(05-Apr-2010)
Life expectancy is reduced by 10 years on average, study finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors At Higher Odds of Early Death
(05-Apr-2010)
Life expectancy is reduced by 10 years on average, study finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors At Higher Odds of Early Death
(05-Apr-2010)
Life expectancy is reduced by 10 years on average, study finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors At Higher Odds of Early Death
(05-Apr-2010)
Life expectancy is reduced by 10 years on average, study finds |
New Clues to Pregnancy-Associated Breast Cancer
(02-Apr-2010)
Inflammatory gene activity found in women who've given birth may raise risk, study finds |
Inactivating Gene May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(01-Apr-2010)
Findings in mice could hold promise for women at increased risk |
Workplace Chemicals May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(01-Apr-2010)
Working with certain fibers before age 36 raises women's odds of developing cancer, study finds |
Bone-Strengthening Drug Guards Against Spread of Breast Cancer
(01-Apr-2010)
Zoledronic acid protected against chemotherapy-related bone loss, metastasis, study finds |
Inactivating Gene May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(01-Apr-2010)
Findings in mice could hold promise for women at increased risk |
Workplace Chemicals May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(01-Apr-2010)
Working with certain fibers before age 36 raises women's odds of developing cancer, study finds |
Study Suggests How Some Cancers Resist Treatment
(01-Apr-2010)
Finding shows drug resistance can be lost, treatment can work again |
Bone-Strengthening Drug Guards Against Spread of Breast Cancer
(01-Apr-2010)
Zoledronic acid protected against chemotherapy-related bone loss, metastasis, study finds |
Study Suggests How Some Cancers Resist Treatment
(01-Apr-2010)
Finding shows drug resistance can be lost, treatment can work again |
More Women Urged to Get Radiation After Mastectomy
(31-Mar-2010)
Potentially lifesaving treatment is underused, study finds |
Simple Forms Help Docs Do Better Breast Exams
(31-Mar-2010)
Study found writing it down lead to more careful cancer screening |
Too Much Radiation? The FDA Wants to Know
(31-Mar-2010)
Agency set to open two days of public comment on risks from scans |
Study Revives Debate on Prostate Drug
(31-Mar-2010)
Experts disagree on whether medication cuts cancer risk |
More Women Urged to Get Radiation After Mastectomy
(31-Mar-2010)
Potentially lifesaving treatment is underused, study finds |
FDA Hears Views on Risks of High Tech Scanners
(31-Mar-2010)
Agency looking to increase safety of increasingly popular imaging procedures such as virtual colonoscopy |
Study Revives Debate on Prostate Drug
(31-Mar-2010)
Experts disagree on whether medication cuts cancer risk |
Many Kids Not Fully Informed of Their Role in Cancer Studies
(30-Mar-2010)
Parents usually call the shots; doctors unclear in their explanations, study finds |
'Virtual' Colonoscopy Catches Cancers Outside the Colon
(29-Mar-2010)
Study found it caught unsuspected tumors in one of every 200 patients |
Short-Term Drug Combo May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(29-Mar-2010)
Lab research finds only precancerous tissue affected, but more study needed |
Diabetics Face Higher Death Risk After Cancer Surgery
(29-Mar-2010)
Study found they were 50% more likely to die in month following operation |
Diabetics Face Higher Death Risk After Cancer Surgery
(29-Mar-2010)
Study found they were 50% more likely to die in month following operation |
Short-Term Drug Combo May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(29-Mar-2010)
Lab research finds only precancerous tissue affected, but more study needed |
Diabetics Face Higher Death Risk After Cancer Surgery
(29-Mar-2010)
Study found they were 50% more likely to die in month following operation |
Bone Marrow Cancer Patients May Benefit From Drug Combo
(29-Mar-2010)
Small study had successful results in myelodysplastic syndrome patients |
Short-Term Drug Combo May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(29-Mar-2010)
Lab research finds only precancerous tissue affected, but more study needed |
Pregnancy May Protect Breast Cancer Survivors
(26-Mar-2010)
Finding important because more women are delaying motherhood, researchers say |
Protein in Breast Tumors May Predict Chemo Response
(26-Mar-2010)
Study suggests identifying substance can lead to more accurate diagnosis
|
Preventive Mastectomy May Not Lower Risks
(26-Mar-2010)
Breast cancer recurrence and survival rates don't improve, study finds |
Long-Term Breast-Feeding Tied to More Aggressive Cancers
(26-Mar-2010)
Though nursing is thought to reduce risk, more advanced tumors noted in study |
Many With Breast Cancer Decide Too Soon to Remove Other Breast
(26-Mar-2010)
Small study suggests that women often overestimate the odds that the tumor will spread |
Beta Blockers May Slow Spread of Breast Cancer
(26-Mar-2010)
Small study found they boost survival, but results are preliminary |
Health Tip: If You Notice Blood in the Stools
(26-Mar-2010)
It should be checked by a doctor
|
Pregnancy May Protect Breast Cancer Survivors
(26-Mar-2010)
Finding important because more women are delaying motherhood, researchers say |
Protein in Breast Tumors May Predict Chemo Response
(26-Mar-2010)
Study suggests identifying substance can lead to more accurate diagnosis
|
Preventive Mastectomy May Not Lower Risks
(26-Mar-2010)
Breast cancer recurrence and survival rates don't improve, study finds |
Long-Term Breast-Feeding Tied to More Aggressive Cancers
(26-Mar-2010)
Though nursing is thought to reduce risk, more advanced tumors noted in study |
Many With Breast Cancer Decide Too Soon to Remove Other Breast
(26-Mar-2010)
Small study suggests that women often overestimate the odds that the tumor will spread |
FDA Advisers Urge Stricter Regulation of Tanning Beds
(26-Mar-2010)
Citing skin-cancer risk, experts recommend potential ban on use by people under 18, among other measures |
Zyclara Approved to Treat Pre-Cancerous Skin Condition
(26-Mar-2010)
Some 10 million Americans have actinic keratoses |
Pregnancy May Protect Breast Cancer Survivors
(26-Mar-2010)
Finding important because more women are delaying motherhood, researchers say |
Protein in Breast Tumors May Predict Chemo Response
(26-Mar-2010)
Study suggests identifying substance can lead to more accurate diagnosis
|
Tumors Use a Protein to Hide From Immune System
(25-Mar-2010)
Disguised as lymph nodes, cancer can evade detection, researchers find |
Chemo Plus Synthetic Drug Shrunk Pancreatic Tumors
(25-Mar-2010)
Research with mice might one day yield new therapies, study says |
Chemo Plus Synthetic Drug Shrunk Pancreatic Tumors
(25-Mar-2010)
Research with mice might one day yield new therapies, study says |
FDA Panel Weighs New Restrictions on Tanning Beds
(25-Mar-2010)
Experts say devices' UV rays help spur skin cancer, but industry says it's not so clear |
Breast Cancer's Return in Original Tumor Site a Bad Sign
(24-Mar-2010)
Such cases are few after time, but death risk is then much higher, researchers say |
Mammograms May Not Boost Survival, Danish Study Suggests
(24-Mar-2010)
But U.S. expert says screening is best way to prevent breast cancer deaths |
Chemo May Boost Survival After Lung Cancer Surgery
(24-Mar-2010)
Therapy improves outcome for some patients with operable disease, review finds |
Breast Cancer's Return in Original Tumor Site a Bad Sign
(24-Mar-2010)
Such cases are few after time, but death risk is then much higher, researchers say |
Chemo May Boost Survival After Lung Cancer Surgery
(24-Mar-2010)
Therapy improves outcome for some patients with operable disease, review finds |
Chemo May Boost Survival After Lung Cancer Surgery
(24-Mar-2010)
Therapy improves outcome for some patients with operable disease, review finds |
Bad Habits Explain Class Differences in Health: Study
(23-Mar-2010)
Higher death rates for poor tied to more smoking, poorer diets and lack of exercise
|
Where Cancer Treatment Takes Place May Influence Outcome
(22-Mar-2010)
Death rates same for blacks, whites at specialized cancer centers, research shows |
Where Cancer Treatment Takes Place May Influence Outcome
(22-Mar-2010)
Death rates same for blacks, whites at specialized cancer centers, research shows |
Where Cancer Treatment Takes Place May Influence Outcome
(22-Mar-2010)
Death rates same for blacks, whites at specialized cancer centers, research shows |
Gene Linked to Lung Cancer Risk in Non-Smokers
(22-Mar-2010)
Discovery could provide target for future treatments, researchers say |
Gene-Targeted Cancer Fix Could Be a Breakthrough
(22-Mar-2010)
For first time in humans, scientists used RNA to stop production of protein driving malignancy |
Where Cancer Treatment Takes Place May Influence Outcome
(22-Mar-2010)
Death rates same for blacks, whites at specialized cancer centers, research shows |
Gene Linked to Lung Cancer Risk in Non-Smokers
(22-Mar-2010)
Discovery could provide target for future treatments, researchers say |
Where Cancer Treatment Takes Place May Influence Outcome
(22-Mar-2010)
Death rates same for blacks, whites at specialized cancer centers, research shows |
Infertility Raises Risk of More Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(22-Mar-2010)
Study found infertile men were 2.6 times more likely to get more dangerous disease |
Where Cancer Treatment Takes Place May Influence Outcome
(22-Mar-2010)
Death rates same for blacks, whites at specialized cancer centers, research shows |
Cultural Outreach Boosts Cancer Care in Asian Americans
(18-Mar-2010)
Simple measures could reduce high risks in certain populations, reports suggest |
Cultural Outreach Boosts Cancer Care in Asian Americans
(18-Mar-2010)
Simple measures could reduce high risks in certain populations, reports suggest |
Cultural Outreach Boosts Cancer Care in Asian Americans
(18-Mar-2010)
Simple measures could reduce high risks in certain populations, reports suggest |
Review Faults Usefulness of Gene Expression Signatures
(18-Mar-2010)
For lung cancer, studies to date have too many flaws, researchers say |
Cultural Outreach Boosts Cancer Care in Asian Americans
(18-Mar-2010)
Simple measures could reduce high risks in certain populations, reports suggest |
Omega-3 May Safely Treat Precancerous Bowel Polyps
(18-Mar-2010)
The nutrient could help those at genetic risk for the growths, study finds |
FDA Toughens Rules on Tobacco Sales to Kids
(18-Mar-2010)
Move includes near-elimination of cigarette vending machines, restrictions on advertising
|
Review Faults Usefulness of Gene Expression Signatures
(18-Mar-2010)
For lung cancer, studies to date have too many flaws, researchers say |
Cultural Outreach Boosts Cancer Care in Asian Americans
(18-Mar-2010)
Simple measures could reduce high risks in certain populations, reports suggest |
FDA Toughens Rules on Tobacco Sales to Kids
(18-Mar-2010)
Move includes near-elimination of cigarette vending machines, restrictions on advertising
|
Cultural Outreach Boosts Cancer Care in Asian Americans
(18-Mar-2010)
Simple measures could reduce high risks in certain populations, reports suggest |
Health Tip: Check Your Skin for Signs of Cancer
(18-Mar-2010)
Suggestions for performing a self-exam
|
Newer Genetic Info Adds Little to Predicting Breast Cancer
(17-Mar-2010)
Data on lesser known variants didn't improve powers of standard risk model |
Freezing Tumors Shows Promise Against Prostate, Breast Cancer
(16-Mar-2010)
Cryotherapy prevented need for surgery in one group, and thwarted recurrence in the other |
Are New Chemo Treatments Cost-Effective?
(16-Mar-2010)
Drug advances extend lives, but one study puts cost per life-year gained at about $66,200 |
Older Colon Cancer Patients Less Likely to Get Chemo
(16-Mar-2010)
Study found one in two went without, while 87% of younger patients got it after surgery |
FDA Approved Diabetes Drug Despite Hints at Cancer Risk
(16-Mar-2010)
Rat studies suggest Victoza could spur rare thyroid tumor, but experts say effects in humans are unclear |
Cancer Articles Tend to Focus on Positive Outcomes
(16-Mar-2010)
Newspaper, magazine stories shy away from negative side effects, end-of-life care, review finds |
Are New Chemo Treatments Cost-Effective?
(16-Mar-2010)
Drug advances extend lives, but one study puts cost per life-year gained at about $66,200 |
Pain Relief Often Delayed for Cancer Patients
(16-Mar-2010)
Referrals to palliative care programs come too late, survey finds |
Prostate Cancer Radiation Side Effects May Subside With Time
(16-Mar-2010)
Ten years later, many men weren't bothered by treatment's effects, study finds |
Freezing Tumors Shows Promise Against Prostate, Breast Cancer
(16-Mar-2010)
Cryotherapy prevented need for surgery in one group, and thwarted recurrence in the other |
Radiation May Help Those With Inoperable Lung Tumors
(16-Mar-2010)
3-year survival doubled after the treatment, study found |
Prostate Cancer Radiation Side Effects May Subside With Time
(16-Mar-2010)
Ten years later, many men weren't bothered by treatment's effects, study finds |
Freezing Tumors Shows Promise Against Prostate, Breast Cancer
(16-Mar-2010)
Cryotherapy prevented need for surgery in one group, and thwarted recurrence in the other |
Are New Chemo Treatments Cost-Effective?
(16-Mar-2010)
Drug advances extend lives, but one study puts cost per life-year gained at about $66,200 |
Older Colon Cancer Patients Less Likely to Get Chemo
(16-Mar-2010)
Study found one in two went without, while 87% of younger patients got it after surgery |
Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers in the Millions and Rising
(15-Mar-2010)
Numbers have grown steadily since the 1990s; baby boomer epidemic predicted |
Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers in the Millions and Rising
(15-Mar-2010)
Numbers have grown steadily since the 1990s; baby boomer epidemic predicted |
MRIs May Detect Hidden Tumors in Breast Cancer Patients
(12-Mar-2010)
Older women with cancer in one breast should have other one scanned, researchers say |
Papaya Could Be a Cancer Fighter
(12-Mar-2010)
Extract slows growth in lab cultures, researchers say |
Adding Garlic Might Cut Cancer Risk
(12-Mar-2010)
New test finds those who eat the most have lower levels of a disease-causing process |
MRIs May Detect Hidden Tumors in Breast Cancer Patients
(12-Mar-2010)
Older women with cancer in one breast should have other one scanned, researchers say |
Papaya Could Be a Cancer Fighter
(12-Mar-2010)
Extract slows growth in lab cultures, researchers say |
Papaya Could Be a Cancer Fighter
(12-Mar-2010)
Extract slows growth in lab cultures, researchers say |
Papaya Could Be a Cancer Fighter
(12-Mar-2010)
Extract slows growth in lab cultures, researchers say |
Seaweed May Help Treat Lymphoma
(11-Mar-2010)
Lab study finds extract slows cancer growth without affecting healthy cells
|
U.S. Chalks Up Victories in War on Cancer
(11-Mar-2010)
Cancer Society study finds drop in death rates since 1970
|
Seaweed May Help Treat Lymphoma
(11-Mar-2010)
Lab study finds extract slows cancer growth without affecting healthy cells
|
Health Tip: Risk Factors for Melanoma
(11-Mar-2010)
Who is more likely to get this deadly cancer?
|
Scientists Find Key to Hormone-Resistant Prostate Tumors
(10-Mar-2010)
Discovery in mouse study may someday extend men's lives
|
Scientists Find Key to Hormone-Resistant Prostate Tumors
(10-Mar-2010)
Discovery in mouse study may someday extend men's lives
|
Obese Colon Cancer Survivors Face Poorer Prognosis
(09-Mar-2010)
Study found chances of recurrence, death higher than among normal-weight patients |
Doctor's Specialty Often Steers Prostate Cancer Care
(09-Mar-2010)
Therapy choice is influenced by physicians' preferences, research suggests |
Shift Work Can Put a Crimp on Sleep
(09-Mar-2010)
If changing jobs isn't an option, modifying behavior may help, expert says |
Genetic Variant Raises Lung Cancer Risk
(09-Mar-2010)
It doesn't matter whether you smoke a little or a lot, study finds |
Genetic Variant Raises Lung Cancer Risk
(09-Mar-2010)
It doesn't matter whether you smoke a little or a lot, study finds |
Doctor's Specialty Often Steers Prostate Cancer Care
(09-Mar-2010)
Therapy choice is influenced by physicians' preferences, research suggests |
Breast Cancer Patients Often Confused by Genomic Testing
(08-Mar-2010)
Doctors should do more to explain test results, researchers find |
Proteins May Predict Spread of Colon Cancer
(08-Mar-2010)
Discovery could lead to blood test that would aid prevention efforts, scientist says |
Proteins May Predict Spread of Colon Cancer
(08-Mar-2010)
Discovery could lead to blood test that would aid prevention efforts, scientist says |
Sunlight May Help Protect Men From Kidney Cancer
(08-Mar-2010)
But no such link was seen for women, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Patients Often Confused by Genomic Testing
(08-Mar-2010)
Doctors should do more to explain test results, researchers find |
Sunlight May Help Protect Men From Kidney Cancer
(08-Mar-2010)
But no such link was seen for women, researchers say |
Gene Variant May Help Some Overcome Adversity
(07-Mar-2010)
It appears to disconnect the link between stress and death risk, researchers say |
Certain Bone Drugs May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(05-Mar-2010)
Benefit from Fosamax, Boniva, Zometa does not apply to obese women, however |
Freezing Technique May Stop Breast Cancer
(05-Mar-2010)
Rapid cryoablation kept cancer from spreading in mice, researchers say |
New Prostate Cancer Guidelines Aim to Empower the Patient
(05-Mar-2010)
Diagnostic test not infallible, can lead to unneeded treatments with unwanted side effects |
Certain Bone Drugs May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(05-Mar-2010)
Benefit from Fosamax, Boniva, Zometa does not apply to obese women, however |
Freezing Technique May Stop Breast Cancer
(05-Mar-2010)
Rapid cryoablation kept cancer from spreading in mice, researchers say |
New Prostate Cancer Guidelines Aim to Empower the Patient
(05-Mar-2010)
Diagnostic test not infallible, can lead to unneeded treatments with unwanted side effects |
New Prostate Cancer Guidelines Aim to Empower the Patient
(05-Mar-2010)
Diagnostic test not infallible, can lead to unneeded treatments with unwanted side effects |
New Drugs, Approaches Offer Hope Against Prostate Cancer
(04-Mar-2010)
Experimental medicine shows promise, new test might cut unnecessary biopsies, researchers say |
Radiation Most Effective Soon After Breast Cancer Surgery
(04-Mar-2010)
Analysis finds greater risk of recurrence in those who delay it |
Radiation Most Effective Soon After Breast Cancer Surgery
(04-Mar-2010)
Analysis finds greater risk of recurrence in those who delay it |
Pre-Diagnosis Diet Linked to Ovarian Cancer Survival
(04-Mar-2010)
Food choices in years prior to illness may extend or shorten life, study finds |
Vaccine for Asbestos-Related Cancer Looks Safe
(04-Mar-2010)
In tests, novel immunotherapy appears to combat mesothelioma tumors |
Pre-Diagnosis Diet Linked to Ovarian Cancer Survival
(04-Mar-2010)
Food choices in years prior to illness may extend or shorten life, study finds |
New Drugs, Approaches Offer Hope Against Prostate Cancer
(04-Mar-2010)
Experimental medicine shows promise, new test might cut unnecessary biopsies, researchers say |
High Hormone Level Linked to Cancer Death in Older Men
(03-Mar-2010)
More study needed to see if IGF-1 readings can predict risk |
New Prostate Cancer Screening Guidelines Unveiled
(03-Mar-2010)
American Cancer Society now suggests those with PSA of less than 2.5 be tested every two years |
Some Parents Consider Hastening a Sick Child's Death
(01-Mar-2010)
Desire to save kids terminally ill with cancer from further pain prompts feelings, survey finds |
New Treatment Eyed for Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Feb-2010)
Drug already approved for arthritis looks promising in lab tests, researchers say |
Early Liver Detection Methods Ineffective
(26-Feb-2010)
Further research needed to explore differences in accuracy, researchers say |
New Treatment Eyed for Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Feb-2010)
Drug already approved for arthritis looks promising in lab tests, researchers say |
New Treatment Eyed for Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Feb-2010)
Drug already approved for arthritis looks promising in lab tests, researchers say |
Preventive Mastectomy in Opposite Breast Boosts Survival Only Slightly
(25-Feb-2010)
Benefit largely for young women with early stage, ER-negative tumors, study finds |
Removing Lymph Nodes May Boost Endometrial Cancer Survival
(25-Feb-2010)
For medium- to high-risk women, more surgery is better, study shows |
Removing Lymph Nodes May Boost Endometrial Cancer Survival
(25-Feb-2010)
For medium- to high-risk women, more surgery is better, study shows |
Two Babies Born a Year Apart After Ovary Transplant
(24-Feb-2010)
First reported case where procedure led to natural second pregnancy |
Study Reports Progress Against Fatal Brain Cancer
(24-Feb-2010)
In mice, researchers discover new way to prevent recurrence of glioblastoma |
Study Reports Progress Against Fatal Brain Cancer
(24-Feb-2010)
In mice, researchers discover new way to prevent recurrence of glioblastoma |
Two Babies Born a Year Apart After Ovary Transplant
(24-Feb-2010)
First reported case where procedure led to natural second pregnancy |
Two Babies Born a Year Apart After Ovary Transplant
(24-Feb-2010)
First reported case where procedure led to natural second pregnancy |
Mammogram Plus MRI Cost-Effective in High-Risk Women
(23-Feb-2010)
Having both procedures annually may improve life expectancy, study finds |
Access to Mammograms Drops After Guidelines Change
(23-Feb-2010)
Survey finds that some states have cut breast cancer screening programs |
Bitter Melon Extract May Slow, Stop Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2010)
But lab test results must be repeated in animals and humans, experts say |
Mammogram Plus MRI Cost-Effective in High-Risk Women
(23-Feb-2010)
Having both procedures annually may improve life expectancy, study finds |
Access to Mammograms Drops After Guidelines Change
(23-Feb-2010)
Survey finds that some states have cut breast cancer screening programs |
Bitter Melon Extract May Slow, Stop Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2010)
But lab test results must be repeated in animals and humans, experts say |
Statins May Benefit Prostate Cancer Patients
(22-Feb-2010)
Cholesterol-lowering meds linked to less tumor inflammation, research shows |
Genetic Mutation Linked to Prostate Cancer in Blacks
(22-Feb-2010)
Finding may explain higher incidence among blacks than whites |
Two Surgical Methods Equally Successful for Prostate Cancer
(22-Feb-2010)
Comparison study of open and laparoscopic surgery found few differences in outcome |
Testicular Cancer Survivors May Have Hormone Deficiency
(22-Feb-2010)
Too little testosterone can affect quality of life, researchers say |
Information Gap Could Delay Lung Cancer Therapy in Blacks
(22-Feb-2010)
More than half expect symptoms before diagnosis, survey finds |
Information Gap Could Delay Lung Cancer Therapy in Blacks
(22-Feb-2010)
More than half expect symptoms before diagnosis, survey finds |
Statins May Benefit Prostate Cancer Patients
(22-Feb-2010)
Cholesterol-lowering meds linked to less tumor inflammation, research shows |
Genetic Mutation Linked to Prostate Cancer in Blacks
(22-Feb-2010)
Finding may explain higher incidence among blacks than whites |
Two Surgical Methods Equally Successful for Prostate Cancer
(22-Feb-2010)
Comparison study of open and laparoscopic surgery found few differences in outcome |
Testicular Cancer Survivors May Have Hormone Deficiency
(22-Feb-2010)
Too little testosterone can affect quality of life, researchers say |
Testicular Cancer Survivors May Have Hormone Deficiency
(22-Feb-2010)
Too little testosterone can affect quality of life, researchers say |
Dips in Breast Cancer Rates Seen Most in Affluent Women
(19-Feb-2010)
Finding suggests that drops in HRT use explain the trend, researchers say |
Dolphins May Warn of Health Risks in Humans
(19-Feb-2010)
Ecological, physiological similarities provide basis for insights, expert says
|
Surgery Alone May Thwart Stage 1 Lung Cancer
(19-Feb-2010)
Chemo, radiation may not be necessary for early malignancy, study finds |
Gas Cooking Might Up Your Cancer Risk
(19-Feb-2010)
Study finds more fumes that are likely carcinogenic than with electric ranges |
Rituxan Approved for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(19-Feb-2010)
A cancer of the blood and bone marrow |
Surgery Alone May Thwart Stage 1 Lung Cancer
(19-Feb-2010)
Chemo, radiation may not be necessary for early malignancy, study finds |
Surgery Alone May Thwart Stage 1 Lung Cancer
(19-Feb-2010)
Chemo, radiation may not be necessary for early malignancy, study finds |
High Rates of Childhood Leukemia Seen in Iraq Province
(18-Feb-2010)
Cases in Basra more than doubled over 15 years, research shows |
Scientists Spot Genetic 'Fingerprints' of Individual Cancers
(18-Feb-2010)
Discovery could help doctors track course of disease, treatment response |
High Rates of Childhood Leukemia Seen in Iraq Province
(18-Feb-2010)
Cases in Basra more than doubled over 15 years, research shows |
Low-Dose Platelet Transfusions Deemed Safe
(17-Feb-2010)
Study finds no bleeding risk in practice that could stretch limited supplies
|
Garden-Grown Rhubarb May Have Anti-Cancer Properties
(17-Feb-2010)
British variety gets healthy boost when baked, study finds |
Rising Use of Medical Technologies Extending Americans' Lives
(17-Feb-2010)
Annual report on nation's health finds flaws, though, in weight, exercise and insurance
|
Low-Dose Platelet Transfusions Deemed Safe
(17-Feb-2010)
Study finds no bleeding risk in practice that could stretch limited supplies
|
Low-Dose Platelet Transfusions Deemed Safe
(17-Feb-2010)
Study finds no bleeding risk in practice that could stretch limited supplies
|
Aspirin May Boost Breast Cancer Survival
(16-Feb-2010)
Risk of death, recurrence halved for those who took it, study finds |
FDA Tightens Controls on Anemia Drugs
(16-Feb-2010)
Procrit, similar medicines have been tied to strokes, tumor progression in cancer patients, agency says |
Advance Toward Test for Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(15-Feb-2010)
Scientists find gene that drives tumor spread, say it could be target for screening |
NSAIDs Won't Shield Against Skin Cancer
(15-Feb-2010)
Researchers find anti-inflammatories show no effect on squamous cell carcinoma |
Breast Cancer Stats Differ Racially Despite Similar Mammogram Rates
(12-Feb-2010)
Genetic and lifestyle differences likely play a role, researchers say |
MRI May Not Add Value to Routine Breast Cancer Care
(12-Feb-2010)
Repeat procedure rates are unchanged when scans are used, study finds |
Breast Cancer Stats Differ Racially Despite Similar Mammogram Rates
(12-Feb-2010)
Genetic and lifestyle differences likely play a role, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Stats Differ Racially Despite Similar Mammogram Rates
(12-Feb-2010)
Genetic and lifestyle differences likely play a role, researchers say |
MRI May Not Add Value to Routine Breast Cancer Care
(12-Feb-2010)
Repeat procedure rates are unchanged when scans are used, study finds |
Breast Cancer Stats Differ Racially Despite Similar Mammogram Rates
(12-Feb-2010)
Genetic and lifestyle differences likely play a role, researchers say |
Few Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer Take Tamoxifen
(11-Feb-2010)
Study finds less than 1% use it as preventative; experts say drug has gotten 'bad rap' |
Hormone May Prevent Aggressive Breast Cancer
(11-Feb-2010)
Discovery of prolactin's role could improve diagnosis and treatment, researchers say
|
Cognitive Skills May Shrink With Tamoxifen
(11-Feb-2010)
Breast cancer drug still has lifesaving qualities, expert stresses |
Few Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer Take Tamoxifen
(11-Feb-2010)
Study finds less than 1% use it as preventative; experts say drug has gotten 'bad rap' |
Hormone May Prevent Aggressive Breast Cancer
(11-Feb-2010)
Discovery of prolactin's role could improve diagnosis and treatment, researchers say
|
Cognitive Skills May Shrink With Tamoxifen
(11-Feb-2010)
Breast cancer drug still has lifesaving qualities, expert stresses |
Few Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer Take Tamoxifen
(11-Feb-2010)
Study finds less than 1% use it as preventative; experts say drug has gotten 'bad rap' |
Physical Changes in Brain Linked to Altered Spirituality
(10-Feb-2010)
Mind-body connection noted after surgical removal of tumors, study found |
For Some Breast Cancer Patients, Shorter Radiation Works Well
(10-Feb-2010)
Accelerated treatment yields similar results with less inconvenience, study finds |
For Some Breast Cancer Patients, Shorter Radiation Works Well
(10-Feb-2010)
Accelerated treatment yields similar results with less inconvenience, study finds |
For Some Breast Cancer Patients, Shorter Radiation Works Well
(10-Feb-2010)
Accelerated treatment yields similar results with less inconvenience, study finds |
Medicare Cost-Saving Moves Can Backfire
(09-Feb-2010)
Upping payments for bladder biopsies done in doctor's office boosted overall spending, study found |
Paxil Blocks Tamoxifen, Lowers Survival Odds Against Breast Cancer
(09-Feb-2010)
Patients should avoid taking the two drugs together, researchers say
|
Tanning Bed Regulation Heats Up
(09-Feb-2010)
FDA, lawmakers want to limit UV ray exposure, improve warning labels
|
Genes Play Role in Prognosis With Non-Small Cell Lung Cancers
(09-Feb-2010)
Age, gender, genetics affect odds of remaining recurrence-free, research shows |
Paxil Blocks Tamoxifen, Lowers Survival Odds Against Breast Cancer
(09-Feb-2010)
Patients should avoid taking the two drugs together, researchers say
|
FDA Seeks Reduction in Radiation From Medical Scans
(09-Feb-2010)
Unnecessary exposure from CT scans and fluoroscopes may increase cancer risk, officials say
|
Genes Play Role in Prognosis With Non-Small Cell Lung Cancers
(09-Feb-2010)
Age, gender, genetics affect odds of remaining recurrence-free, research shows |
Tanning Bed Regulation Heats Up
(09-Feb-2010)
FDA, lawmakers want to limit UV ray exposure, improve warning labels
|
Financial Woes Add Anxiety to Breast Cancer Diagnosis
(08-Feb-2010)
Low- and middle-income women might benefit from psychosocial support, researchers say |
Financial Woes Add Anxiety to Breast Cancer Diagnosis
(08-Feb-2010)
Low- and middle-income women might benefit from psychosocial support, researchers say |
Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Aging
(08-Feb-2010)
Some people are programmed to age at a faster rate, study says |
Soft Drinks Could Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(08-Feb-2010)
Higher blood sugar, insulin levels might cause cells to divide abnormally, researchers say |
'Third-Hand Smoke' Could Be Troublesome, Too
(08-Feb-2010)
Tobacco residue may give rise to new pollutants indoors, chemists suggest |
'Third-Hand Smoke' Could Be Troublesome, Too
(08-Feb-2010)
Tobacco residue may give rise to new pollutants indoors, chemists suggest |
Soft Drinks Could Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(08-Feb-2010)
Higher blood sugar, insulin levels might cause cells to divide abnormally, researchers say |
Winter Sun Warrants Sunscreen
(03-Feb-2010)
Cold temperatures don't rule out UV rays, experts say |
Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Raises Suicide Risk
(03-Feb-2010)
Patients' odds for cardiovascular death also go up after they get the news, study finds |
Winter Sun Warrants Sunscreen
(03-Feb-2010)
Cold temperatures don't rule out UV rays, experts say |
Approval Expanded for Breast Cancer Drug Tykerb
(01-Feb-2010)
To include certain postmenopausal women who need hormone therapy |
Stem Cell, Bone Marrow Transplants Both Benefit Leukemia Patients
(01-Feb-2010)
Little difference in survival found 10 years after therapies, study says |
Experts Issue Warning on Prostate Hormone Therapy
(01-Feb-2010)
People underestimate effect on heart from androgen deprivation, official says |
Stem Cell, Bone Marrow Transplants Both Benefit Leukemia Patients
(01-Feb-2010)
Little difference in survival found 10 years after therapies, study says |
Experts Issue Warning on Prostate Hormone Therapy
(01-Feb-2010)
People underestimate effect on heart from androgen deprivation, official says |
Scientists Decode Brain Cancer Cell Line
(29-Jan-2010)
Findings could lead to more effective, less toxic treatments, researchers say |
Herceptin Again Proves Mettle Against Breast Cancer
(29-Jan-2010)
Improved survival seen when used with chemo for HER2 malignancies, researchers report |
Targeting Cancer Stem Cells May Eradicate Tumors
(29-Jan-2010)
New approach could change the direction of cancer research, scientists say |
Scientists Decode Brain Cancer Cell Line
(29-Jan-2010)
Findings could lead to more effective, less toxic treatments, researchers say |
Three-Fourths of Cancer Patients Have Severe Flares of Pain
(29-Jan-2010)
American Pain Foundation offers support with new online resources, coping tips |
Herceptin Again Proves Mettle Against Breast Cancer
(29-Jan-2010)
Improved survival seen when used with chemo for HER2 malignancies, researchers report |
Virtual Colonoscopy a Good Bet for Elderly
(28-Jan-2010)
Screening appears to be safe, effective for older people, study finds |
Virtual Colonoscopy a Good Bet for Elderly
(28-Jan-2010)
Screening appears to be safe, effective for older people, study finds |
Symptoms Alone Don't Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
(28-Jan-2010)
Researcher notes bloating, stomach pain, fatigue also point to less serious diseases |
Some Childhood Cancer Survivors Face More Challenges at School
(28-Jan-2010)
Radiation to head for brain and other cancers linked to educational deficits, study finds |
Some Childhood Cancer Survivors Face More Challenges at School
(28-Jan-2010)
Radiation to head for brain and other cancers linked to educational deficits, study finds |
Symptoms Alone Don't Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
(28-Jan-2010)
Researcher notes bloating, stomach pain, fatigue also point to less serious diseases |
Virtual Colonoscopy a Good Bet for Elderly
(28-Jan-2010)
Screening appears to be safe, effective for older people, study finds |
New Scan May Help Find Aggressive Prostate Tumors
(27-Jan-2010)
Process is among several that use a variation of MRI technology |
New Test Might 'Smell' Early Stage Lung Cancer
(27-Jan-2010)
Mouse study suggests changes in scent of urine could catch disease quickly |
New Scan May Help Find Aggressive Prostate Tumors
(27-Jan-2010)
Process is among several that use a variation of MRI technology |
New Drug Slows Advanced Kidney Cancer
(26-Jan-2010)
Pazopanib may double time to disease progression, study finds |
Intensive Rectal Cancer Treatment Shows Promise
(26-Jan-2010)
Tumors were downstaged in most patients following chemo-surgery regimen, researchers say |
New Drug Slows Advanced Kidney Cancer
(26-Jan-2010)
Pazopanib may double time to disease progression, study finds |
Intensive Rectal Cancer Treatment Shows Promise
(26-Jan-2010)
Tumors were downstaged in most patients following chemo-surgery regimen, researchers say |
Intensive Rectal Cancer Treatment Shows Promise
(26-Jan-2010)
Tumors were downstaged in most patients following chemo-surgery regimen, researchers say |
Black Liver Cancer Patients Face Worst Odds
(25-Jan-2010)
Study found they had lower survival rates than those of other races |
Prostate Cancer Care Varies By Hospital Type
(25-Jan-2010)
Private facilities less likely to opt for surgery than county hospitals, research shows |
Discovery Links Genes to Pancreatic Cancer
(25-Jan-2010)
Researchers must still determine how to use the data to reduce risk
|
Discovery Links Genes to Pancreatic Cancer
(25-Jan-2010)
Researchers must still determine how to use the data to reduce risk
|
Prostate Cancer Care Varies By Hospital Type
(25-Jan-2010)
Private facilities less likely to opt for surgery than county hospitals, research shows |
Prostate Cancer Care Varies By Hospital Type
(25-Jan-2010)
Private facilities less likely to opt for surgery than county hospitals, research shows |
Combo Therapy Shows Promise Against Brain Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Success in mice with glioblastoma may someday lead to treatment for people, researchers say |
Vitamin D May Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(22-Jan-2010)
The higher the level in blood tests, the less likely the disease, study finds |
Obesity Tied to Common Kidney Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Odds of having clear-cell renal cell cancer jump as body mass increases, study finds |
Vitamin D May Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(22-Jan-2010)
The higher the level in blood tests, the less likely the disease, study finds |
Gene Variation May Speed Recurrence of Stomach Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Disease returned three times sooner in study participants with inherited trait
|
Combo Therapy Shows Promise Against Brain Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Success in mice with glioblastoma may someday lead to treatment for people, researchers say |
Obesity Tied to Common Kidney Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Odds of having clear-cell renal cell cancer jump as body mass increases, study finds |
Quitting Smoking Doubles Survival in Early Stage Lung Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
'Dramatic' results show that it's never too late to kick the habit, experts say |
Vitamin D May Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(22-Jan-2010)
The higher the level in blood tests, the less likely the disease, study finds |
Combo Therapy Shows Promise Against Brain Cancer
(22-Jan-2010)
Success in mice with glioblastoma may someday lead to treatment for people, researchers say |
Radiation Dose Lower With Digital Mammography
(21-Jan-2010)
Compared to conventional film, new method reduces exposure, research shows |
Common Breast Cancer Traced to Cell Origins
(21-Jan-2010)
Finding may provide new target for treatment, researchers say |
Blood Test Spots Colon Cancer, Polyps
(21-Jan-2010)
If validated, the screen could greatly boost detection rates, researchers say |
Combo Test Might Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
(21-Jan-2010)
Enhanced ultrasound and protein analysis could save lives, researcher says |
Radiation Dose Lower With Digital Mammography
(21-Jan-2010)
Compared to conventional film, new method reduces exposure, research shows |
Common Breast Cancer Traced to Cell Origins
(21-Jan-2010)
Finding may provide new target for treatment, researchers say |
Blood Test Spots Colon Cancer, Polyps
(21-Jan-2010)
If validated, the screen could greatly boost detection rates, researchers say |
New Test Catches Most Pancreatic Cancers Early
(21-Jan-2010)
Discovery could improve survival rates, researchers say |
Combo Test Might Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
(21-Jan-2010)
Enhanced ultrasound and protein analysis could save lives, researcher says |
New Test Catches Most Pancreatic Cancers Early
(21-Jan-2010)
Discovery could improve survival rates, researchers say |
Should HPV Test Replace the Pap Smear?
(19-Jan-2010)
Italian researchers urge a change in test for cervical cancer, but U.S. experts are mixed |
Tobacco Toxin Helps a Protein Cause Lung Cancer
(19-Jan-2010)
The process turns off genes that keep tumors from forming, research shows |
Current Smoking Can Worsen Lung Cancer
(19-Jan-2010)
Cigarette fumes not only cause tumors, but promote growth, mouse study finds |
Should HPV Test Replace the Pap Smear?
(19-Jan-2010)
Italian researchers urge a change in test for cervical cancer, but U.S. experts are mixed |
Tobacco Toxin Helps a Protein Cause Lung Cancer
(19-Jan-2010)
The process turns off genes that keep tumors from forming, research shows |
Current Smoking Can Worsen Lung Cancer
(19-Jan-2010)
Cigarette fumes not only cause tumors, but promote growth, mouse study finds |
Race, Weight May Influence Success of Prostate Surgery
(15-Jan-2010)
Among diabetic men undergoing prostatectomy, obese whites have worse outcomes, study finds |
Race, Weight May Influence Success of Prostate Surgery
(15-Jan-2010)
Among diabetic men undergoing prostatectomy, obese whites have worse outcomes, study finds |
Incorrect Cell Lines Used for Worldwide Cancer Research
(14-Jan-2010)
But tumor-type mixups don't necessarily negate findings, experts say |
Incorrect Cell Lines Used for Worldwide Cancer Research
(14-Jan-2010)
But tumor-type mixups don't necessarily negate findings, experts say |
Therapy May Relieve Breast Cancer Surgery Complication
(13-Jan-2010)
Early physical therapy prevented or reduced secondary lymphedema in study patients |
Therapy May Relieve Breast Cancer Surgery Complication
(13-Jan-2010)
Early physical therapy prevented or reduced secondary lymphedema in study patients |
Stress on Cells Can Turn Them Cancerous
(13-Jan-2010)
Insight into mechanism could help improve treatment, researcher says
|
Strides Made in Lung Cancer Treatment
(13-Jan-2010)
Genetic testing, biomarkers finally giving clues to elusive disease, experts report |
Alzheimer's Drug Might Help Prevent Esophageal Cancer
(12-Jan-2010)
Experimental med looks promising, researchers say |
Alzheimer's Drug Might Help Prevent Esophageal Cancer
(12-Jan-2010)
Experimental med looks promising, researchers say |
Combo PET-CT Scans Can Spot Hidden Cancers
(12-Jan-2010)
Whole-body screening might work when unexplained neurologic symptoms occur, researchers say |
Green Tea May Lower Lung Cancer Risk
(12-Jan-2010)
Benefits seen for smokers, nonsmokers, those with certain genetic makeup |
With Pancreatic Cancer, Age Factors Into Familial Risk
(12-Jan-2010)
Having relative diagnosed before 50 adds to likelihood of diagnosis, study finds |
Doctors Put Off End-of-Life Talks With Terminally Ill
(12-Jan-2010)
Frank conversations about hospice and preferred place of death are often needed, experts say
|
Green Tea May Lower Lung Cancer Risk
(12-Jan-2010)
Benefits seen for smokers, nonsmokers, those with certain genetic makeup |
With Pancreatic Cancer, Age Factors Into Familial Risk
(12-Jan-2010)
Having relative diagnosed before 50 adds to likelihood of diagnosis, study finds |
Marijuana Compounds Could Beat Back Brain Cancer
(11-Jan-2010)
Preliminary lab research suggests they could kill tumor cells |
Genetic Marker for Aggressive Prostate Cancer Found
(11-Jan-2010)
Variant could be used to guide treatment, researchers suggest |
Marijuana Compounds Could Beat Back Brain Cancer
(11-Jan-2010)
Preliminary lab research suggests they could kill tumor cells |
Genetic Marker for Aggressive Prostate Cancer Found
(11-Jan-2010)
Variant could be used to guide treatment, researchers suggest |
Celebrex Might Thwart Inherited Skin Cancers
(08-Jan-2010)
Drug led to fewer basal cell carcinoma lesions in study patients |
Study Suggests Way to 'Mop Up' Leukemia Cells
(08-Jan-2010)
Vaccine beats back cancer left behind after treatment, researchers say
|
Study Suggests Way to 'Mop Up' Leukemia Cells
(08-Jan-2010)
Vaccine beats back cancer left behind after treatment, researchers say
|
Celebrex Might Thwart Inherited Skin Cancers
(08-Jan-2010)
Drug led to fewer basal cell carcinoma lesions in study patients |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Targets for Heart Disease
(07-Jan-2010)
Study finds higher risk for diabetes, high cholesterol and blood pressure |
Stored Fats May Make Cancer Cells More Aggressive
(07-Jan-2010)
Finding could explain link between obesity and cancer, researchers say |
Genetic Clues May Point to Better Lymphoma Treatments
(06-Jan-2010)
Findings could help those with a type of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, researchers say |
Genetic Clues May Point to Better Lymphoma Treatments
(06-Jan-2010)
Findings could help those with a type of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, researchers say |
Pomegranate May Fight Some Breast Cancers
(05-Jan-2010)
Phytochemical in fruit could inhibit hormone-driven disease, study finds |
Start Mammograms by 40, Breast Imaging Experts Say
(05-Jan-2010)
New guidelines also call for annual screening by 30 for high-risk women |
Markers for Ovarian Cancer May Show Up Years Earlier
(05-Jan-2010)
Blood tests detect changes from 12 to 36 months before diagnosis, study finds |
Pomegranate May Fight Some Breast Cancers
(05-Jan-2010)
Phytochemical in fruit could inhibit hormone-driven disease, study finds |
Start Mammograms by 40, Breast Imaging Experts Say
(05-Jan-2010)
New guidelines also call for annual screening by 30 for high-risk women |
Markers for Ovarian Cancer May Show Up Years Earlier
(05-Jan-2010)
Blood tests detect changes from 12 to 36 months before diagnosis, study finds |
Experimental Drug May Help in Brain, Prostate Cancers
(04-Jan-2010)
Study finds that imetelstat targets mechanism that allows cancer cells to divide
|
Experimental Drug May Help in Brain, Prostate Cancers
(04-Jan-2010)
Study finds that imetelstat targets mechanism that allows cancer cells to divide
|
New Childhood Vaccines Schedules Released
(04-Jan-2010)
Changes reflect H1N1 recommendations, suggest HPV vaccine for boys
|
Poverty, Poor Education Shave Years Off the Life Span
(04-Jan-2010)
They're as important as smoking, obesity when it comes to health, study finds |
Key Protein Could Put Brakes on Cancer's Blood Supply
(04-Jan-2010)
Lowering delta-catenin levels may safely slow tumor growth, scientists say |
Experimental Drug May Help in Brain, Prostate Cancers
(04-Jan-2010)
Study finds that imetelstat targets mechanism that allows cancer cells to divide
|
Experimental Drug May Help in Brain, Prostate Cancers
(04-Jan-2010)
Study finds that imetelstat targets mechanism that allows cancer cells to divide
|
Experimental Drug May Help in Brain, Prostate Cancers
(04-Jan-2010)
Study finds that imetelstat targets mechanism that allows cancer cells to divide
|
Experimental Drug May Help in Brain, Prostate Cancers
(04-Jan-2010)
Study finds that imetelstat targets mechanism that allows cancer cells to divide
|
Health Care Reform, Swine Flu Top Health News for 2009
(01-Jan-2010)
Furor over cancer screening changes and lifting of embryonic stem cell ban also grabbed headlines |
Health Care Reform, Swine Flu Top Health News for 2009
(01-Jan-2010)
Furor over cancer screening changes and lifting of embryonic stem cell ban also grabbed headlines |
Health Care Reform, Swine Flu Top Health News for 2009
(01-Jan-2010)
Furor over cancer screening changes and lifting of embryonic stem cell ban also grabbed headlines |
Clues to Cancer That Could Wipe Out Tasmanian Devils
(31-Dec-2009)
Researchers are working on genetic puzzle to try to save the mammals |
Acupuncture May Cut Hot Flashes, Boost Sex Drive in Breast Cancer Patients
(30-Dec-2009)
But the study was small and one expert believes more research is needed |
Stem Cells Might Reverse Heart Damage From Chemo
(30-Dec-2009)
Cancer patients could one day take potent therapies, get heart fixed later, researchers say
|
Stem Cells Might Reverse Heart Damage From Chemo
(30-Dec-2009)
Cancer patients could one day take potent therapies, get heart fixed later, researchers say
|
Sun Protection Advised Year-Round
(28-Dec-2009)
UVA rays pose a threat to skiers, snowboarders, experts say |
Sun Protection Advised Year-Round
(28-Dec-2009)
UVA rays pose a threat to skiers, snowboarders, experts say |
Heavier Sons Tied to Higher Death Risk for Parents
(25-Dec-2009)
Obese offspring upped odds of dying of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, study found |
Heavier Sons Tied to Higher Death Risk for Parents
(25-Dec-2009)
Obese offspring upped odds of dying of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, study found |
Research Reveals How Breast Cancer Rearranges Genome
(24-Dec-2009)
Disease plays havoc with DNA sequence, study finds |
Research Reveals How Breast Cancer Rearranges Genome
(24-Dec-2009)
Disease plays havoc with DNA sequence, study finds |
New Treatment Eyed for Ewing's Sarcoma
(24-Dec-2009)
Figitumumab fights tumors and appears to be well-tolerated, researchers say |
Two Genes Work in Tandem to Spur Deadliest Brain Cancer
(23-Dec-2009)
Scientists discover the duo turns on hundreds of other genes that help disease spread |
Alzheimer's May Stave Off Cancer, and Vice Versa
(23-Dec-2009)
Biological factors that lead to one seem to protect against the other, expert says |
Two Genes Work in Tandem to Spur Deadliest Brain Cancer
(23-Dec-2009)
Scientists discover the duo turns on hundreds of other genes that help disease spread |
Melanoma Less Common in Blacks But Deadlier
(23-Dec-2009)
Skin cancer diagnosis occurs later in nonwhites, study finds |
Melanoma Less Common in Blacks But Deadlier
(23-Dec-2009)
Skin cancer diagnosis occurs later in nonwhites, study finds |
Ingredient in Botanicals Tied to Urinary Cancer
(22-Dec-2009)
People who used affected Chinese products should be monitored, study suggests |
Many High-Risk Women Refuse Breast MRI
(22-Dec-2009)
Though it helps ID early breast cancer, 42 percent in study declined free test |
Ingredient in Botanicals Tied to Urinary Cancer
(22-Dec-2009)
People who used affected Chinese products should be monitored, study suggests |
Many High-Risk Women Refuse Breast MRI
(22-Dec-2009)
Though it helps ID early breast cancer, 42 percent in study declined free test |
Natural Heart Drugs May Combat Colon Cancer
(18-Dec-2009)
Lab study finds that glycosides kill cancer cells |
Spiritual Needs Rank High as Death From Cancer Nears
(18-Dec-2009)
Being 'at peace with God' affects medical choices, study finds |
Natural Heart Drugs May Combat Colon Cancer
(18-Dec-2009)
Lab study finds that glycosides kill cancer cells |
Life Expectancy in U.S. Hits New High
(16-Dec-2009)
Deaths also at all-time low, government report shows
|
Needle Biopsy Works Well in Diagnosing Breast Cancer
(15-Dec-2009)
It's nearly as accurate a surgical method, with fewer complications, analysis finds
|
Stress From Prostate Cancer Diagnosis May Be Fatal
(15-Dec-2009)
Risk of cardiovascular event, suicide goes up within a week of getting news, researchers say |
Stress From Prostate Cancer Diagnosis May Be Fatal
(15-Dec-2009)
Risk of cardiovascular event, suicide goes up within a week of getting news, researchers say |
After Lumpectomy, Radiation Rates Lower for Black Women
(14-Dec-2009)
Racial disparities seen for 'standard-of-care' breast cancer treatment, study finds |
'Nanosensors' Spot Early Signs of Cancer
(14-Dec-2009)
Blood-based technology could lead to quicker detection and treatment, study says |
Physical Activity May Prolong Survival After Colon Cancer
(14-Dec-2009)
Exercise benefited men whose disease had been treated, hadn't spread, study finds |
After Lumpectomy, Radiation Rates Lower for Black Women
(14-Dec-2009)
Racial disparities seen for 'standard-of-care' breast cancer treatment, study finds |
Herb May Counter Liver Damage From Chemo
(14-Dec-2009)
Milk thistle appears to reduce liver inflammation in cancer patients, researchers say |
'Nanosensors' Spot Early Signs of Cancer
(14-Dec-2009)
Blood-based technology could lead to quicker detection and treatment, study says |
Physical Activity May Prolong Survival After Colon Cancer
(14-Dec-2009)
Exercise benefited men whose disease had been treated, hadn't spread, study finds |
Studies Quantify Cancer Risks From CT Scans
(14-Dec-2009)
An estimated 29,000 future cancers could be linked to scans performed in 2007 |
Herb May Counter Liver Damage From Chemo
(14-Dec-2009)
Milk thistle appears to reduce liver inflammation in cancer patients, researchers say |
'Nanosensors' Spot Early Signs of Cancer
(14-Dec-2009)
Blood-based technology could lead to quicker detection and treatment, study says |
Physical Activity May Prolong Survival After Colon Cancer
(14-Dec-2009)
Exercise benefited men whose disease had been treated, hadn't spread, study finds |
Herb May Counter Liver Damage From Chemo
(14-Dec-2009)
Milk thistle appears to reduce liver inflammation in cancer patients, researchers say |
Chemo With Herceptin May Be Best for Some Breast Cancers
(13-Dec-2009)
Taking the drug during chemotherapy, rather than after, improves survival, study finds |
Chemo With Herceptin May Be Best for Some Breast Cancers
(13-Dec-2009)
Taking the drug during chemotherapy, rather than after, improves survival, study finds |
Chemo With Herceptin May Be Best for Some Breast Cancers
(13-Dec-2009)
Taking the drug during chemotherapy, rather than after, improves survival, study finds |
Tweaks to Breast Cancer Treatments Boost Outcomes
(12-Dec-2009)
In one study, longer Herceptin use helped beat back the disease |
Spice Compounds May Stem Tumor Growth
(11-Dec-2009)
Lab study suggests possible action against breast cancer
|
Adding Chemo to Tamoxifen Helps Some Breast Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2009)
Combo extended survival for certain women with estrogen-positive tumors, study found |
New Drugs, New Combinations Fight Breast Cancer
(11-Dec-2009)
Targeted therapies could make inroads against metastatic disease, researchers say |
Spice Compounds May Stem Tumor Growth
(11-Dec-2009)
Lab study suggests possible action against breast cancer
|
Adding Chemo to Tamoxifen Helps Some Breast Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2009)
Combo extended survival for certain women with estrogen-positive tumors, study found |
Adding Chemo to Tamoxifen Helps Some Breast Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2009)
Combo extended survival for certain women with estrogen-positive tumors, study found |
Bone Drugs May Beat Back Breast Cancer
(10-Dec-2009)
Bisphosphonates seem to prevent recurrence, researchers find |
Too Much Drinking, Eating Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence
(10-Dec-2009)
Prognosis is also worse for overweight women, researchers find |
Bone Drugs May Beat Back Breast Cancer
(10-Dec-2009)
Bisphosphonates seem to prevent recurrence, researchers find |
New Field of 'Cardio-oncology' Suggested
(10-Dec-2009)
Heart, cancer specialists should collaborate to protect chemo patients, researchers say |
Too Much Drinking, Eating Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence
(10-Dec-2009)
Prognosis is also worse for overweight women, researchers find |
Bone Drugs May Beat Back Breast Cancer
(10-Dec-2009)
Bisphosphonates seem to prevent recurrence, researchers find |
New Field of 'Cardio-oncology' Suggested
(10-Dec-2009)
Heart, cancer specialists should collaborate to protect chemo patients, researchers say |
Genetic Test May Someday Help Spot Breast Cancer
(09-Dec-2009)
Positioning of genes could aid in detecting whether cells are cancerous, experts say
|
Being Alone and Stressed May Increase Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Dec-2009)
Social isolation combined with stressful situations raised odds of disease in animal study |
Genetic Test May Someday Help Spot Breast Cancer
(09-Dec-2009)
Positioning of genes could aid in detecting whether cells are cancerous, experts say
|
Vitamin D Linked to Survival in Lymphoma Patients
(09-Dec-2009)
Supplementation might slow cancer, preliminary study suggests |
Want to Cut Cancer Risk? Try Munching Pistachios
(09-Dec-2009)
Benefit comes from a particular type of vitamin E in the nuts, expert says |
Being Alone and Stressed May Increase Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Dec-2009)
Social isolation combined with stressful situations raised odds of disease in animal study |
Kids Who Beat Cancer Still Face Heart Risks
(09-Dec-2009)
Chance of cardiovascular problems stays high for 30 years, study finds
|
Beer Ingredient Eyed in Prostate Cancer Prevention
(09-Dec-2009)
But experiments in rats should not encourage guys to drink up, experts say |
Want to Cut Cancer Risk? Try Munching Pistachios
(09-Dec-2009)
Benefit comes from a particular type of vitamin E in the nuts, expert says |
Vitamin D Linked to Survival in Lymphoma Patients
(09-Dec-2009)
Supplementation might slow cancer, preliminary study suggests |
Beer Ingredient Eyed in Prostate Cancer Prevention
(09-Dec-2009)
But experiments in rats should not encourage guys to drink up, experts say |
Breast Cancer Decline Only Partly Due to HRT
(08-Dec-2009)
Drop in hormone replacement therapy doesn't fully explain the 7% falloff, researchers say |
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Drop
(08-Dec-2009)
Report says lifestyle changes, better screening and treatment explain decrease |
Soy Beneficial for Breast Cancer Survivors: Study
(08-Dec-2009)
Surprising finding shows it reduces risk of death, recurrence |
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Drop
(08-Dec-2009)
Report says lifestyle changes, better screening and treatment explain decrease |
Selenium, Omega-3s May Stave Off Colorectal Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies find benefits, but others question validity of the link
|
Breast Cancer Decline Only Partly Due to HRT
(08-Dec-2009)
Drop in hormone replacement therapy doesn't fully explain the 7% falloff, researchers say |
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Drop
(08-Dec-2009)
Report says lifestyle changes, better screening and treatment explain decrease |
Selenium, Omega-3s May Stave Off Colorectal Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies find benefits, but others question validity of the link
|
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Drop
(08-Dec-2009)
Report says lifestyle changes, better screening and treatment explain decrease |
Coffee, Exercise Fight Prostate Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies show improved survival among men who partake regularly |
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Drop
(08-Dec-2009)
Report says lifestyle changes, better screening and treatment explain decrease |
Selenium, Omega-3s May Stave Off Colorectal Cancer
(08-Dec-2009)
Studies find benefits, but others question validity of the link
|
New Target May Be Eyed in Kids' Brain Cancer
(07-Dec-2009)
Scientists closer to understanding the development of deadly neuroectodermal tumors |
Breast Cancer's Spread Now Better Understood
(07-Dec-2009)
Findings offer hope for future treatments targeting growth factor, researchers say |
Breast Cancer's Spread Now Better Understood
(07-Dec-2009)
Findings offer hope for future treatments targeting growth factor, researchers say |
New Target May Be Eyed in Kids' Brain Cancer
(07-Dec-2009)
Scientists closer to understanding the development of deadly neuroectodermal tumors |
Hormonal Drugs Cool Hot Flashes From Prostate Cancer Therapy
(07-Dec-2009)
Medroxyprogesterone wins out in comparison study |
EPA: Greenhouse Gases Hazardous to Your Health
(07-Dec-2009)
Announcement comes as big global warming conference begins in Copenhagen
|
Hormonal Drugs Cool Hot Flashes From Prostate Cancer Therapy
(07-Dec-2009)
Medroxyprogesterone wins out in comparison study |
Prostate Hormone Therapy May Up Heart Risks
(07-Dec-2009)
Experts urge more awareness that long-term use has consequences |
High-Risk Women May Often Avoid Using Tamoxifen
(04-Dec-2009)
Armed with knowledge of risks, many hesitate to take breast cancer drug, study finds |
Certain Childhood Cancers More Likely to Recur
(04-Dec-2009)
Research and surveillance urged for at-risk patient groups |
Blood Clot Threat After Surgery Worse Than Thought
(04-Dec-2009)
Risk continues for 12 weeks and includes minimally invasive procedures, study finds |
High-Risk Women May Often Avoid Using Tamoxifen
(04-Dec-2009)
Armed with knowledge of risks, many hesitate to take breast cancer drug, study finds |
Certain Childhood Cancers More Likely to Recur
(04-Dec-2009)
Research and surveillance urged for at-risk patient groups |
Certain Childhood Cancers More Likely to Recur
(04-Dec-2009)
Research and surveillance urged for at-risk patient groups |
No Increase in Brain Tumors Seen From Cell Phones
(03-Dec-2009)
Despite new findings, doubts linger about whether they cause brain cancer
|
Smoking Exposure Now Linked to Colon, Breast Cancers
(03-Dec-2009)
New studies also find that children exposed to smoke are at risk of lung cancer |
Cervarix Proves Effective Against HPV for Over 6 Years
(03-Dec-2009)
Vaccine protected volunteers from virus linked to cervical cancer |
Smoking Exposure Now Linked to Colon, Breast Cancers
(03-Dec-2009)
New studies also find that children exposed to smoke are at risk of lung cancer |
Lung Cancer's Racial Gap Narrowing
(03-Dec-2009)
Anti-smoking campaigns aimed at teens reduce differences in incidence, deaths, research shows |
Cervarix Proves Effective Against HPV for Over 6 Years
(03-Dec-2009)
Vaccine protected volunteers from virus linked to cervical cancer |
Smoking Exposure Now Linked to Colon, Breast Cancers
(03-Dec-2009)
New studies also find that children exposed to smoke are at risk of lung cancer |
Lung Cancer's Racial Gap Narrowing
(03-Dec-2009)
Anti-smoking campaigns aimed at teens reduce differences in incidence, deaths, research shows |
Smoking Exposure Now Linked to Colon, Breast Cancers
(03-Dec-2009)
New studies also find that children exposed to smoke are at risk of lung cancer |
Gains Made in Lung Cancer Survival
(02-Dec-2009)
Modest improvement seen for advanced cases, study finds |
Gains Made in Lung Cancer Survival
(02-Dec-2009)
Modest improvement seen for advanced cases, study finds |
Gains Made in Lung Cancer Survival
(02-Dec-2009)
Modest improvement seen for advanced cases, study finds |
Ultrasound With Elastography May Cut Down on Biopsies
(01-Dec-2009)
Method improves diagnosis of benign versus cancerous lesions, researchers say |
Mammograms May Boost Cancer Risk in High-Risk Women
(01-Dec-2009)
Radiation exposures in younger women may up chances of disease, study finds |
CT Scan May Predict Colon Cancer Survival
(01-Dec-2009)
Could identify those who would benefit from liver surgery after chemo, study finds
|
Gene 'Signature' May Point to Lung Cancer
(01-Dec-2009)
Discovery could aid in development of simple screening test, expert says |
Ultrasound With Elastography May Cut Down on Biopsies
(01-Dec-2009)
Method improves diagnosis of benign versus cancerous lesions, researchers say |
CT Scan May Predict Colon Cancer Survival
(01-Dec-2009)
Could identify those who would benefit from liver surgery after chemo, study finds
|
Gene 'Signature' May Point to Lung Cancer
(01-Dec-2009)
Discovery could aid in development of simple screening test, expert says |
Ultrasound With Elastography May Cut Down on Biopsies
(01-Dec-2009)
Method improves diagnosis of benign versus cancerous lesions, researchers say |
CT Scan May Predict Colon Cancer Survival
(01-Dec-2009)
Could identify those who would benefit from liver surgery after chemo, study finds
|
Taxol Boosts Odds of Chronic Pain
(30-Nov-2009)
Breast cancer patients getting the chemo drug may suffer long-term neuropathic discomfort, study finds |
Taxol Boosts Odds of Chronic Pain
(30-Nov-2009)
Breast cancer patients getting the chemo drug may suffer long-term neuropathic discomfort, study finds |
Exercise Guards White Blood Cells Against Aging
(30-Nov-2009)
In study, athletes had 'younger' immune cells than sedentary, healthy adults
|
Taxol Boosts Odds of Chronic Pain
(30-Nov-2009)
Breast cancer patients getting the chemo drug may suffer long-term neuropathic discomfort, study finds |
Health Tip: Having a Conversation About Cancer
(27-Nov-2009)
How to inform friends and family
|
Natural Soy Component May Help Treat Colon Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Discovery in fruit fly study may lead to new drugs for people, researchers say |
Cetuximab Helps Treat Colorectal Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Drug plus chemo boosts surgery success for patients with liver lesions, researchers find |
Implantable Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(25-Nov-2009)
In mice, disks placed under the skin kill tumor cells, study finds |
Natural Soy Component May Help Treat Colon Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Discovery in fruit fly study may lead to new drugs for people, researchers say |
Cetuximab Helps Treat Colorectal Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Drug plus chemo boosts surgery success for patients with liver lesions, researchers find |
Long-Term Problems Linked to Testicular Cancer Chemo
(25-Nov-2009)
Survivors often plagued by neurological symptoms, study finds |
Cetuximab Helps Treat Colorectal Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Drug plus chemo boosts surgery success for patients with liver lesions, researchers find |
Implantable Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(25-Nov-2009)
In mice, disks placed under the skin kill tumor cells, study finds |
Long-Term Problems Linked to Testicular Cancer Chemo
(25-Nov-2009)
Survivors often plagued by neurological symptoms, study finds |
Cetuximab Helps Treat Colorectal Cancer
(25-Nov-2009)
Drug plus chemo boosts surgery success for patients with liver lesions, researchers find |
Long-Term Problems Linked to Testicular Cancer Chemo
(25-Nov-2009)
Survivors often plagued by neurological symptoms, study finds |
Recent Cancer Screening Changes Leave Many Confused
(24-Nov-2009)
But experts say science is behind reasoning that testing less is OK |
Recent Cancer Screening Changes Leave Many Confused
(24-Nov-2009)
But experts say science is behind reasoning that testing less is OK |
Smokers Double Their Risk for Heart Disease
(24-Nov-2009)
Study finds that quitting improves heart prospects, but cancer risk remains |
Recent Cancer Screening Changes Leave Many Confused
(24-Nov-2009)
But experts say science is behind reasoning that testing less is OK |
Sleep Disorders Plague Cancer Patients
(23-Nov-2009)
More than three-quarters getting chemo deal with insomnia, study shows |
Women Should Ignore New Mammogram Guideline, Ex-NIH Chief Says
(23-Nov-2009)
Dr. Bernadine Healy, first woman to head the agency, said lives could be at risk |
One in Four Teen Girls Have STDs
(23-Nov-2009)
Almost 20 percent get infected within one year of starting to have sex, CDC report says |
Weight May Not Drive Racial Disparities in Colon Cancer
(23-Nov-2009)
Co-existing illnesses also don't explain why more blacks die than whites, study finds |
Weight May Not Drive Racial Disparities in Colon Cancer
(23-Nov-2009)
Co-existing illnesses also don't explain why more blacks die than whites, study finds |
Combo Treatment Beneficial in Biliary-Tract Cancer Study
(23-Nov-2009)
Adding drug to chemo regimen may improve patient outcomes, research suggests |
Sleep Disorders Plague Cancer Patients
(23-Nov-2009)
More than three-quarters getting chemo deal with insomnia, study shows |
Women Should Ignore New Mammogram Guideline, Ex-NIH Chief Says
(23-Nov-2009)
Dr. Bernadine Healy, first woman to head the agency, said lives could be at risk |
Sleep Disorders Plague Cancer Patients
(23-Nov-2009)
More than three-quarters getting chemo deal with insomnia, study shows |
Combo Treatment Beneficial in Biliary-Tract Cancer Study
(23-Nov-2009)
Adding drug to chemo regimen may improve patient outcomes, research suggests |
Blood Test Could Boost Clarity of Breast MRI Results for Some
(20-Nov-2009)
Taking menstrual cycle into account when booking exam may cut need for repeat scans, study suggests |
No Immediate Changes Expected in Mammogram Coverage
(20-Nov-2009)
Health plans say routine screening is an individual decision |
New Pap Test Guidelines: Start Later, Have Fewer
(20-Nov-2009)
Experts urge first screen at 21, then once every 2 years or more, not annually
|
Discovery Boosts Boys' Prospects for Post-Cancer Fertility
(20-Nov-2009)
Testicular cells could be preserved for later use, study suggests |
Blood Test Could Boost Clarity of Breast MRI Results for Some
(20-Nov-2009)
Taking menstrual cycle into account when booking exam may cut need for repeat scans, study suggests |
New Pap Test Guidelines: Start Later, Have Fewer
(20-Nov-2009)
Experts urge first screen at 21, then once every 2 years or more, not annually
|
Formaldehyde May Endanger Funeral Workers
(20-Nov-2009)
Leukemia risk is found to increase with longer exposure to embalming fluids
|
No Immediate Changes Expected in Mammogram Coverage
(20-Nov-2009)
Health plans say routine screening is an individual decision |
Formaldehyde May Endanger Funeral Workers
(20-Nov-2009)
Leukemia risk is found to increase with longer exposure to embalming fluids
|
Discovery Boosts Boys' Prospects for Post-Cancer Fertility
(20-Nov-2009)
Testicular cells could be preserved for later use, study suggests |
Text Messages Might Increase Sunscreen Usage
(20-Nov-2009)
With daily reminders, people may be more apt to protect their skin |
Discovery Boosts Boys' Prospects for Post-Cancer Fertility
(20-Nov-2009)
Testicular cells could be preserved for later use, study suggests |
Task Force Member Defends Mammography Guidelines
(19-Nov-2009)
Meanwhile, three doctors weigh in on what women should do about the new recommendations |
Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings
(19-Nov-2009)
Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care
|
Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings
(19-Nov-2009)
Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care
|
Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings
(19-Nov-2009)
Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care
|
Great American Smokeout '09: Time to Quit
(19-Nov-2009)
American Cancer Society sets Nov. 19 as annual day to 'butt out' for good |
Task Force Member Defends Mammography Guidelines
(19-Nov-2009)
Meanwhile, three doctors weigh in on what women should do about the new recommendations |
Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings
(19-Nov-2009)
Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care
|
Great American Smokeout '09: Time to Quit
(19-Nov-2009)
American Cancer Society sets Nov. 19 as annual day to 'butt out' for good |
Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings
(19-Nov-2009)
Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care
|
Mammography: What to Do Now?
(18-Nov-2009)
Three doctors weigh in on what women should do about the new guidelines
|
Mammography: What to Do Now?
(18-Nov-2009)
Three doctors weigh in on what women should do about the new guidelines
|
Morphine May Help Tumors Spread in Cancer Patients
(18-Nov-2009)
Lab study finds that common surgical painkillers help cancer cells thrive |
Folic Acid Fortification Might Boost Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Norwegian study found supplementation raised chances of disease by 21% |
Folic Acid Fortification Might Boost Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Norwegian study found supplementation raised chances of disease by 21% |
Folic Acid Fortification Might Boost Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2009)
Norwegian study found supplementation raised chances of disease by 21% |
Guidelines Delay Start of Mammograms to Age 50, Then Every Other Year
(16-Nov-2009)
Cancer Society, others voice strong disapproval of federal recommendations
|
Gene Linked to Breast Cancer Might Boost Heart Health
(16-Nov-2009)
When BRCA1 is deactivated, it can lead to hardening of the arteries, mouse study suggests |
Guidelines Delay Start of Mammograms to Age 50, Then Every Other Year
(16-Nov-2009)
Cancer Society, others voice strong disapproval of federal recommendations
|
Chinese Scientists Develop Database on the Liver
(13-Nov-2009)
Information on proteins could help guide treatments for hepatitis and more |
Lab Study Slows Breast Cancer Spread to Bone in Mice
(12-Nov-2009)
Experimental drug may lead to therapy that inhibits metastasis, research suggests |
Less HRT, Fewer Cases of Possible Breast Cancer Precursor
(12-Nov-2009)
As hormone use declined, so did incidence of abnormal cells in milk ducts, study finds |
Lab Study Slows Breast Cancer Spread to Bone in Mice
(12-Nov-2009)
Experimental drug may lead to therapy that inhibits metastasis, research suggests |
Lab Study Slows Breast Cancer Spread to Bone in Mice
(12-Nov-2009)
Experimental drug may lead to therapy that inhibits metastasis, research suggests |
Leukemia Drug May Help Some Ovarian Cancer Patients
(12-Nov-2009)
Sprycel limited the growth of cancer cells in lab study |
Leukemia Drug May Help Some Ovarian Cancer Patients
(12-Nov-2009)
Sprycel limited the growth of cancer cells in lab study |
Progress in Stamping Out Smoking Has Stalled
(12-Nov-2009)
1 in 5 Americans still smoke, CDC says, and numbers haven't moved in last 5 years |
Leukemia Drug May Help Some Ovarian Cancer Patients
(12-Nov-2009)
Sprycel limited the growth of cancer cells in lab study |
New Polyp Detection Method Could Be Cost-Saver
(11-Nov-2009)
Optical technology is as accurate as colorectal tissue examination, study finds |
New Polyp Detection Method Could Be Cost-Saver
(11-Nov-2009)
Optical technology is as accurate as colorectal tissue examination, study finds |
Cancer Can Strain Marriages to Breaking Point
(11-Nov-2009)
But men much more likely to leave than women if spouse is sick, study finds |
New Polyp Detection Method Could Be Cost-Saver
(11-Nov-2009)
Optical technology is as accurate as colorectal tissue examination, study finds |
Breast Cancer May Be Gone, But Pain Lingers
(10-Nov-2009)
Nearly half of patients have chronic pain, researchers find |
Anemia Drugs May Cause Deadly Blood Clots
(10-Nov-2009)
Study raises more concerns about common treatment for chemo patients
|
Breast Cancer May Be Gone, But Pain Lingers
(10-Nov-2009)
Nearly half of patients have chronic pain, researchers find |
Breast Cancer Drugs May Fight Cervical Cancer, Too
(09-Nov-2009)
Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen
|
Dense Breasts Raise Risk of Cancer Recurrence
(09-Nov-2009)
Study didn't answer question of why this is so, however |
Breast Cancer Drugs May Fight Cervical Cancer, Too
(09-Nov-2009)
Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen
|
Breast Cancer Drugs May Fight Cervical Cancer, Too
(09-Nov-2009)
Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen
|
Early Morning Colonoscopies May Find More Polyps
(06-Nov-2009)
Study suggests differences in patient preparation and doctor fatigue play a role
|
Early Morning Colonoscopies May Find More Polyps
(06-Nov-2009)
Study suggests differences in patient preparation and doctor fatigue play a role
|
Thyroid Cancer Higher in Volcanic Areas
(06-Nov-2009)
Study finds exposure to toxic compounds may explain the increased cases |
Istodax Approved for Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
(06-Nov-2009)
It's a disfiguring cancer affecting the skin
|
Green Tea May Help Prevent Oral Cancer
(05-Nov-2009)
Small study reports evidence of cancer-fighting properties |
Green Tea May Help Prevent Oral Cancer
(05-Nov-2009)
Small study reports evidence of cancer-fighting properties |
Shorter, More Intense Radiation OK for Some Breast Cancers
(04-Nov-2009)
Three-week course comparable to six-week treatment, researchers find |
New HPV Vaccine Might Stop Vulvar Cancer in its Tracks
(04-Nov-2009)
Working differently than Gardasil, Cervarix, it targets inside of virus, study shows |
Focused Radiation May Help Some With Lung Cancer
(04-Nov-2009)
Study reports successes, especially for those with good lung function |
Shorter, More Intense Radiation OK for Some Breast Cancers
(04-Nov-2009)
Three-week course comparable to six-week treatment, researchers find |
Will New Anemia Drug Top Current Treatments?
(04-Nov-2009)
Designed for a rare condition, it might have a wider application, experts say |
PSA Reading Could Predict Post-Radiation Survival
(04-Nov-2009)
Rising level in prostate cancer patients may call for more treatment, study finds |
Focused Radiation May Help Some With Lung Cancer
(04-Nov-2009)
Study reports successes, especially for those with good lung function |
PSA Reading Could Predict Post-Radiation Survival
(04-Nov-2009)
Rising level in prostate cancer patients may call for more treatment, study finds |
New HPV Vaccine Might Stop Vulvar Cancer in its Tracks
(04-Nov-2009)
Working differently than Gardasil, Cervarix, it targets inside of virus, study shows |
Drug Could Help Treat Small HER2-Positive Breast Tumors
(03-Nov-2009)
Researcher urges studies to determine benefits of anti-HER2 therapies |
Drug Could Help Treat Small HER2-Positive Breast Tumors
(03-Nov-2009)
Researcher urges studies to determine benefits of anti-HER2 therapies |
Low Cholesterol May Help Prevent Cancer
(03-Nov-2009)
Two studies dispel longstanding fears about possible connection |
Switch to 'Light' Cigarettes Makes Quitting Tougher
(03-Nov-2009)
Smokers may mistakenly believe they're 'healthier,' researchers say |
Low Cholesterol May Help Prevent Cancer
(03-Nov-2009)
Two studies dispel longstanding fears about possible connection |
Childhood Brain Cancer Causes Other Long-Term Problems
(02-Nov-2009)
Treatment leaves survivors with significant cognitive decline, researchers find |
Health Tip: Getting a Pap Test
(02-Nov-2009)
Who needs one and when
|
Doctors Overprescribing the Pap Test
(02-Nov-2009)
Many ignore guidelines, recommend screening to women at low risk, survey shows
|
Delays in Lung Cancer Care More Common in Public Hospitals
(02-Nov-2009)
Age, race, insurance also influence timing between diagnosis and therapy, study finds |
Five-Minute Survey Can Help Predict Lung Cancer
(02-Nov-2009)
Office visit questionnaire led to screening in high-risk study patients |
Childhood Brain Cancer Causes Other Long-Term Problems
(02-Nov-2009)
Treatment leaves survivors with significant cognitive decline, researchers find |
Anemia Drug May Raise Stroke Risk in Kidney Patients
(02-Nov-2009)
Use of Aranesp should be reserved for the most seriously ill, experts say |
Delays in Lung Cancer Care More Common in Public Hospitals
(02-Nov-2009)
Age, race, insurance also influence timing between diagnosis and therapy, study finds |
Five-Minute Survey Can Help Predict Lung Cancer
(02-Nov-2009)
Office visit questionnaire led to screening in high-risk study patients |
Hormone Therapy Can Help Some With Prostate Cancer
(02-Nov-2009)
But often not needed for early-stage patients, long-running study shows |
Radiation After Surgery Lowers Chances of Melanoma Recurrence
(02-Nov-2009)
But study did not find effect on overall survival |
Health Tip: Screening for Cancer
(29-Oct-2009)
A list of available tests
|
Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment Doesn't Promote Cancer
(29-Oct-2009)
No added risk among patients taking immunosuppressants, research shows |
Meditation May Reduce Stress in Breast Cancer Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Women report improved emotional and mental health in study |
Adding Chemo Helps Head, Neck Cancer Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Study found it doubled survival time |
Meditation May Reduce Stress in Breast Cancer Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Women report improved emotional and mental health in study |
Testicular Cancer Survivors Face Other Ills
(28-Oct-2009)
Treatment can cause long-term neurological, circulatory problems, study finds
|
Adding Chemo Helps Head, Neck Cancer Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Study found it doubled survival time |
Adding Chemo Helps Head, Neck Cancer Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Study found it doubled survival time |
Testicular Cancer Survivors Face Other Ills
(28-Oct-2009)
Treatment can cause long-term neurological, circulatory problems, study finds
|
Testicular Cancer Survivors Face Other Ills
(28-Oct-2009)
Treatment can cause long-term neurological, circulatory problems, study finds
|
Adding Chemo Helps Head, Neck Cancer Patients
(28-Oct-2009)
Study found it doubled survival time |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Old, New Pap Methods Equally Good, Dutch Study Finds
(27-Oct-2009)
But U.S. expert predicts 'major change' in testing methods in a few years |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Radiation From Medical Scans Soaring
(27-Oct-2009)
Americans now get 6-fold more exposure than in 1980, researchers say |
Arzerra Approved for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
(27-Oct-2009)
Affects some 16,000 people annually |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer
(27-Oct-2009)
How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
Breast Abnormality Follow-Up Often Later in Black Women
(26-Oct-2009)
Reasons for delay are unclear, researchers say |
Blacks at Greater Risk for Colorectal Cancer
(26-Oct-2009)
Race seems to play pivotal role, researchers say |
Breast Abnormality Follow-Up Often Later in Black Women
(26-Oct-2009)
Reasons for delay are unclear, researchers say |
Exposure to Holocaust May Have Raised Cancer Risks
(26-Oct-2009)
Survivors offer clues to the impact of severe physical, psychosocial suffering, researchers say |
Blacks at Greater Risk for Colorectal Cancer
(26-Oct-2009)
Race seems to play pivotal role, researchers say |
Bowel Disease Treatment May Raise Skin Cancer Risk
(26-Oct-2009)
Rates of non-melanoma cancer higher in patients with Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, study finds |
Blacks at Greater Risk for Colorectal Cancer
(26-Oct-2009)
Race seems to play pivotal role, researchers say |
Bowel Disease Treatment May Raise Skin Cancer Risk
(26-Oct-2009)
Rates of non-melanoma cancer higher in patients with Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, study finds |
Is Smoking Tougher on Women?
(25-Oct-2009)
Research suggests they're more susceptible to dangers of tobacco |
Is Smoking Tougher on Women?
(25-Oct-2009)
Research suggests they're more susceptible to dangers of tobacco |
HPV Vaccine No More Painful Than Other Shots
(23-Oct-2009)
Reports that injection sting is excessive disputed in U.S. study |
HPV Vaccine No More Painful Than Other Shots
(23-Oct-2009)
Reports that injection sting is excessive disputed in U.S. study |
Study Finds Less Toxic Treatment for Myeloma
(22-Oct-2009)
Lower dose of standard medication leads to better outcome, researchers say |
Dying Wishes Followed More Often for Whites
(22-Oct-2009)
Better communication needed for black patients, researchers say |
Study Finds Less Toxic Treatment for Myeloma
(22-Oct-2009)
Lower dose of standard medication leads to better outcome, researchers say |
American Cancer Society Stands By Cancer Screening Guidelines
(21-Oct-2009)
Group has no plans to rethink testing for breast, prostate tumors, contrary to published report |
Radiation Treatments Made Safer for Cancer Patients
(21-Oct-2009)
In mice, scientists say they can protect healthy tissue |
American Cancer Society Stands By Cancer Screening Guidelines
(21-Oct-2009)
Group has no plans to rethink testing for breast, prostate tumors, contrary to published report |
American Cancer Society Stands By Cancer Screening Guidelines
(21-Oct-2009)
Group has no plans to rethink testing for breast, prostate tumors, contrary to published report |
Votrient Approved for Advanced Kidney Cancer
(20-Oct-2009)
Designed to thwart blood vessel growth in tumors |
More Doctors Need to Learn to Spot Skin Cancers
(19-Oct-2009)
Resident physicians should be taught to screen for suspicious lesions, researchers say |
U.S. Relaxes Opposition to Medical Marijuana
(19-Oct-2009)
Prosecutors will no longer go after users or suppliers in states that permit use of the drug |
PSA 'Nanotest' May Spot Prostate Cancer's Return After Surgery
(19-Oct-2009)
Screen could boost accuracy but is still years away from approval, experts say |
More Doctors Need to Learn to Spot Skin Cancers
(19-Oct-2009)
Resident physicians should be taught to screen for suspicious lesions, researchers say |
Drinking Your Way to Health? Perhaps Not
(18-Oct-2009)
Despite potential heart benefits, other risks await, experts warn
|
Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Diagnosis at Younger Age
(16-Oct-2009)
Researchers concerned that disease may be developing earlier |
Cervarix Approved to Help Prevent Cervical Cancer
(16-Oct-2009)
Vaccine blocks strains of human papilloma virus |
Strides Made in Tonsil Cancer Repair
(16-Oct-2009)
New technique in palate reconstruction may make speaking, eating easier, study finds |
Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Diagnosis at Younger Age
(16-Oct-2009)
Researchers concerned that disease may be developing earlier |
Strides Made in Tonsil Cancer Repair
(16-Oct-2009)
New technique in palate reconstruction may make speaking, eating easier, study finds |
Fewer Genital Warts Thanks to HPV Vaccine Program
(15-Oct-2009)
Australia sees a drop in cases following free Gardasil shots, researchers say |
Want Sun Protection? Wear Red or Blue
(15-Oct-2009)
Fabric color affects absorption of UV radiation, researchers say |
Race Not a Factor if Breast Cancer Chemo Succeeds
(14-Oct-2009)
All women have similar outcomes when there's no sign of disease following treatment, study finds |
Race Not a Factor if Breast Cancer Chemo Succeeds
(14-Oct-2009)
All women have similar outcomes when there's no sign of disease following treatment, study finds |
Supervised Exercise May Relieve Fatigue During Chemotherapy
(14-Oct-2009)
Mixed-intensity program improved vitality and well-being in study patients |
Stem Cells Being Tested to Fight Pancreatic Cancer
(14-Oct-2009)
It may be possible to stop tumor growth without harmful therapies, study suggests |
Stem Cells Being Tested to Fight Pancreatic Cancer
(14-Oct-2009)
It may be possible to stop tumor growth without harmful therapies, study suggests |
Race Not a Factor if Breast Cancer Chemo Succeeds
(14-Oct-2009)
All women have similar outcomes when there's no sign of disease following treatment, study finds |
Supervised Exercise May Relieve Fatigue During Chemotherapy
(14-Oct-2009)
Mixed-intensity program improved vitality and well-being in study patients |
Stem Cells Being Tested to Fight Pancreatic Cancer
(14-Oct-2009)
It may be possible to stop tumor growth without harmful therapies, study suggests |
Study Suggests Link Between Cell Phones and Brain Tumors
(13-Oct-2009)
Higher-quality data see danger from long-term use, new review finds |
Mastectomy Not First Choice for Most Breast Cancer Patients
(13-Oct-2009)
Three-fourths opt for breast-conserving treatments instead, study finds
|
Dogs Helping to Advance Cancer Research
(13-Oct-2009)
Treatment for canine tumors may yield insight into therapies for people, researchers say |
Mastectomy Not First Choice for Most Breast Cancer Patients
(13-Oct-2009)
Three-fourths opt for breast-conserving treatments instead, study finds
|
Study Suggests Link Between Cell Phones and Brain Tumors
(13-Oct-2009)
Higher-quality data see danger from long-term use, new review finds |
Impotence, Incontinence Risk Casts Doubt on High-Tech Prostate Surgery
(13-Oct-2009)
Marketing is buoying use of the technique, researchers say, but surgeon's experience is key |
With Hormone Therapy, Tender Breasts May Signal Cancer Risk
(12-Oct-2009)
Symptom might warrant a reassessment of treatment, experts suggest |
With Hormone Therapy, Tender Breasts May Signal Cancer Risk
(12-Oct-2009)
Symptom might warrant a reassessment of treatment, experts suggest |
Mother's Cancer Can Pass to Fetus
(12-Oct-2009)
Genetic analysis is first proof this rare phenomenon occurs, scientists say |
Vitamin D Good for Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Oct-2009)
Supplements help fight treatment-related bone loss, researchers say |
Vitamin D Good for Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Oct-2009)
Supplements help fight treatment-related bone loss, researchers say |
HPV Tied to Rare Head-and-Neck Cancer
(09-Oct-2009)
Origins of nasopharyngeal infection may mirror tonsil cancer epidemic, researchers say |
HPV Tied to Rare Head-and-Neck Cancer
(09-Oct-2009)
Origins of nasopharyngeal infection may mirror tonsil cancer epidemic, researchers say |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Never Marry
(08-Oct-2009)
Certain forms of disease, treatment linked to greater likelihood of remaining single, study finds |
Stem Cell Research Offers Hope for Colon Cancer Vaccine
(08-Oct-2009)
Mouse study suggests it may be possible to generate an immune response to cancer |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Never Marry
(08-Oct-2009)
Certain forms of disease, treatment linked to greater likelihood of remaining single, study finds |
Stem Cell Research Offers Hope for Colon Cancer Vaccine
(08-Oct-2009)
Mouse study suggests it may be possible to generate an immune response to cancer |
HIV Patients More Prone to 7 Kinds of Cancer
(08-Oct-2009)
Study found early treatment of infection could slow start of malignancies |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Never Marry
(08-Oct-2009)
Certain forms of disease, treatment linked to greater likelihood of remaining single, study finds |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Never Marry
(08-Oct-2009)
Certain forms of disease, treatment linked to greater likelihood of remaining single, study finds |
'Lab on a Chip' Might Speed Breast Cancer Monitoring
(07-Oct-2009)
Device makes measuring estrogen faster and simpler, researchers say
|
Liver Cancer Patients May Get Hope
(07-Oct-2009)
Finding could help identify patients who will benefit from interferon therapy, researchers say |
'Lab on a Chip' Might Speed Breast Cancer Monitoring
(07-Oct-2009)
Device makes measuring estrogen faster and simpler, researchers say
|
Exercise in Adolescence May Cut Risk of Deadly Brain Tumor
(06-Oct-2009)
Physical activity later in life didn't seem to matter, study finds |
Gene Test Might Predict Tamoxifen's Effectiveness
(06-Oct-2009)
The breast cancer drug works better depending on particular DNA, study suggests |
Most Childhood Cancer Survivors Have Healthy Babies
(06-Oct-2009)
But pregnancies should be closely monitored, researchers say |
Health Tip: Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer
(06-Oct-2009)
Protect and check your skin
|
Most Childhood Cancer Survivors Have Healthy Babies
(06-Oct-2009)
But pregnancies should be closely monitored, researchers say |
Focused Radiation Protects Tumor Patients' Brain Function
(05-Oct-2009)
Researchers recommend standard treatment with monitoring over whole-brain radiotherapy |
New Test Assesses Individual Breast Cancer Risk
(05-Oct-2009)
Number of milk sacs, size of lobules determine findings, study shows |
Focused Radiation Protects Tumor Patients' Brain Function
(05-Oct-2009)
Researchers recommend standard treatment with monitoring over whole-brain radiotherapy |
Gene Discovery May Advance Head and Neck Cancer Therapy
(05-Oct-2009)
Expanded list of genetic links might improve diagnosis, treatment, researchers say |
Health Tip: Getting Cancer Support
(02-Oct-2009)
It may help you feel more in control |
New Classification Proposed for Stomach Cancers
(02-Oct-2009)
Categorizing by pathway, not cell type, may lead to better treatments, researchers say
|
Breast Cancer Death Rates Continue to Drop 2% Annually
(30-Sep-2009)
But mortality still higher among black women than white women, U.S. report says
|
Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients
(30-Sep-2009)
Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients
(30-Sep-2009)
Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
Breast Cancer Death Rates Continue to Drop 2% Annually
(30-Sep-2009)
But mortality still higher among black women than white women, U.S. report says
|
Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients
(30-Sep-2009)
Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients
(30-Sep-2009)
Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients
(30-Sep-2009)
Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
Social Isolation Adversely Affects Breast Cancer
(29-Sep-2009)
In mouse study, those living alone had larger tumors than those in groups |
Younger Women With Colon Cancer Outlive Men
(29-Sep-2009)
Estrogen could explain discrepancy in survival rates, researchers say |
Younger Women With Colon Cancer Outlive Men
(29-Sep-2009)
Estrogen could explain discrepancy in survival rates, researchers say |
Eating in America Still Unhealthy: CDC
(29-Sep-2009)
State-by-state report finds too few people meet fruit and veggie guidelines |
Social Isolation Adversely Affects Breast Cancer
(29-Sep-2009)
In mouse study, those living alone had larger tumors than those in groups |
Younger Women With Colon Cancer Outlive Men
(29-Sep-2009)
Estrogen could explain discrepancy in survival rates, researchers say |
More Women Having Other Breast Removed
(28-Sep-2009)
But experts say there's no proof that procedure extends survival of cancer patients
|
More Women Having Other Breast Removed
(28-Sep-2009)
But experts say there's no proof that procedure extends survival of cancer patients
|
Scientists Discover How Chemo Can Make Women Infertile
(28-Sep-2009)
But drug Gleevec counteracted effect in mouse study |
Men Not Being Told Enough About PSA Tests
(28-Sep-2009)
Pros, cons of cancer screen not understood, research shows
|
Scientists Discover How Chemo Can Make Women Infertile
(28-Sep-2009)
But drug Gleevec counteracted effect in mouse study |
More Women Having Other Breast Removed
(28-Sep-2009)
But experts say there's no proof that procedure extends survival of cancer patients
|
Vitamin D May Improve Melanoma Survival
(27-Sep-2009)
But levels are too low in many Americans, researchers say |
Vitamin D May Improve Melanoma Survival
(27-Sep-2009)
But levels are too low in many Americans, researchers say |
Angst May Protect Against Some Skin Cancer
(25-Sep-2009)
Study finds less squamous cell carcinoma in mice under short-term stress |
Exercise May Prevent Prostate Cancer: Study
(25-Sep-2009)
Report adds to debate over the value of exercise as a protector for men |
New Hope for Treatment of Pancreatic Cancer
(25-Sep-2009)
By inhibiting key enzyme, researchers shrank tumors, prolonged survival in mice |
Folotyn Approved for Aggressive Type of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(25-Sep-2009)
For those who have relapsed or haven't responded to other therapies |
New Hope for Treatment of Pancreatic Cancer
(25-Sep-2009)
By inhibiting key enzyme, researchers shrank tumors, prolonged survival in mice |
Exercise May Prevent Prostate Cancer: Study
(25-Sep-2009)
Report adds to debate over the value of exercise as a protector for men |
Studies Find PSA Screening Unreliable
(25-Sep-2009)
Men need to know pros, cons to make informed choice about prostate cancer test, experts say
|
Angst May Protect Against Some Skin Cancer
(25-Sep-2009)
Study finds less squamous cell carcinoma in mice under short-term stress |
New Treatment May Beat Melanoma
(24-Sep-2009)
In trials, advanced cancers shrunk rapidly, researchers say |
New Treatment May Beat Melanoma
(24-Sep-2009)
In trials, advanced cancers shrunk rapidly, researchers say |
After-Effects of Chemotherapy May Include Memory Problems
(23-Sep-2009)
Lack of concentration, thinking difficulties reported by breast cancer survivors, researchers say |
Blood Tests May Spot Colon Cancer
(23-Sep-2009)
Easier detection method might encourage more people to get screened, experts say
|
After-Effects of Chemotherapy May Include Memory Problems
(23-Sep-2009)
Lack of concentration, thinking difficulties reported by breast cancer survivors, researchers say |
Blood Tests May Spot Colon Cancer
(23-Sep-2009)
Easier detection method might encourage more people to get screened, experts say
|
Leukemia Drug in High Dose Helps Survival
(23-Sep-2009)
Two trials find daunorubicin benefits certain subsets of patients |
Leukemia Drug in High Dose Helps Survival
(23-Sep-2009)
Two trials find daunorubicin benefits certain subsets of patients |
Blood Tests May Spot Colon Cancer
(23-Sep-2009)
Easier detection method might encourage more people to get screened, experts say
|
After-Effects of Chemotherapy May Include Memory Problems
(23-Sep-2009)
Lack of concentration, thinking difficulties reported by breast cancer survivors, researchers say |
Leukemia Drug in High Dose Helps Survival
(23-Sep-2009)
Two trials find daunorubicin benefits certain subsets of patients |
Leukemia Cells May Hide in Fat Tissue
(22-Sep-2009)
Finding explains why obese children have higher relapse rates, researchers say |
Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Raises Heart Risks
(22-Sep-2009)
Treatment methods should take into account side effects, researchers say |
Leukemia Cells May Hide in Fat Tissue
(22-Sep-2009)
Finding explains why obese children have higher relapse rates, researchers say |
Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Raises Heart Risks
(22-Sep-2009)
Treatment methods should take into account side effects, researchers say |
Researchers Propose Improved Cervical Cancer Screening
(21-Sep-2009)
New method uses risk estimation to guide management, experts say |
Immune Cells Offer Hope for Injured Lungs
(21-Sep-2009)
Discovery in mice shows promise for treating potentially fatal wounds, researchers say |
Head, Neck Cancer Treatment Often Not Completed
(21-Sep-2009)
Surgical patients more likely to finish radiation course, study finds |
Many Teens Circumvent Tanning Bed Laws
(21-Sep-2009)
Though operators largely follow the rules, the laws are too lax, study shows |
Researchers Propose Improved Cervical Cancer Screening
(21-Sep-2009)
New method uses risk estimation to guide management, experts say |
Immune Cells Offer Hope for Injured Lungs
(21-Sep-2009)
Discovery in mice shows promise for treating potentially fatal wounds, researchers say |
Many Teens Circumvent Tanning Bed Laws
(21-Sep-2009)
Though operators largely follow the rules, the laws are too lax, study shows |
Head, Neck Cancer Treatment Often Not Completed
(21-Sep-2009)
Surgical patients more likely to finish radiation course, study finds |
New Drug May Offer Hope to Some With Lung Cancer
(20-Sep-2009)
Pemetrexed improves survival with advanced non-small-cell tumors, study finds
|
New Chemo Regimen May Benefit Ovarian Cancer Patients
(20-Sep-2009)
Dose-dense treatment improved survival, but too toxic for some: study |
Hormone Therapy May Make Lung Cancer More Likely
(20-Sep-2009)
Expert says finding supports doubts about value of treatment |
New Drug May Offer Hope to Some With Lung Cancer
(20-Sep-2009)
Pemetrexed improves survival with advanced non-small-cell tumors, study finds
|
Hormone Therapy May Make Lung Cancer More Likely
(20-Sep-2009)
Expert says finding supports doubts about value of treatment |
New Chemo Regimen May Benefit Ovarian Cancer Patients
(20-Sep-2009)
Dose-dense treatment improved survival, but too toxic for some: study |
New Drug May Offer Hope to Some With Lung Cancer
(20-Sep-2009)
Pemetrexed improves survival with advanced non-small-cell tumors, study finds
|
New Chemo Regimen May Benefit Ovarian Cancer Patients
(20-Sep-2009)
Dose-dense treatment improved survival, but too toxic for some: study |
Scientists May Know How Lung Cancer Spreads
(17-Sep-2009)
Preventing metastasis 'could have a huge impact on survival,' researcher says |
Scientists May Know How Lung Cancer Spreads
(17-Sep-2009)
Preventing metastasis 'could have a huge impact on survival,' researcher says |
Timing, Type of HRT May Determine Breast Cancer Risk
(16-Sep-2009)
Starting estrogen-progestagen therapy early may up odds of disease, study shows
|
Hepatitis B Vaccination Protects Against Liver Cancer
(16-Sep-2009)
Immunization program for newborns has lasting effects beyond childhood, researchers say |
For Hispanics, a Unique Cancer Profile Emerges
(15-Sep-2009)
Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies
|
For Hispanics, a Unique Cancer Profile Emerges
(15-Sep-2009)
Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies
|
For Hispanics, a Unique Cancer Profile Emerges
(15-Sep-2009)
Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies
|
For Hispanics, a Unique Cancer Profile Emerges
(15-Sep-2009)
Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies
|
Celiac Disease May Raise Risk of Dying
(15-Sep-2009)
People with mild form of the digestive disorder have slightly higher death rate, study shows |
For Hispanics, a Unique Cancer Profile Emerges
(15-Sep-2009)
Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies
|
For Hispanics, a Unique Cancer Profile Emerges
(15-Sep-2009)
Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies
|
Watchful Waiting Works for Older Men With Prostate Cancer
(15-Sep-2009)
But experts stress the same does not hold true for patients under 60 |
Medications That Lower Breast Cancer Risk Carry Other Dangers
(14-Sep-2009)
Analysis notes tamoxifen, raloxifene can up chances of other cancers, clots |
Routine Testing Would Improve Herceptin Use in Breast Cancer
(14-Sep-2009)
Targeted drug therapy often doesn't reach the right patients, study finds |
Common Diabetes Drug May Fight Cancer
(14-Sep-2009)
Metformin-chemo combination shrinks tumors, delays recurrence in mice: study |
Too Few Latinos Get Colorectal Cancer Tests
(14-Sep-2009)
Language barrier could explain lower screening rates, researchers say |
Too Few Latinos Get Colorectal Cancer Tests
(14-Sep-2009)
Language barrier could explain lower screening rates, researchers say |
Medications That Lower Breast Cancer Risk Carry Other Dangers
(14-Sep-2009)
Analysis notes tamoxifen, raloxifene can up chances of other cancers, clots |
Depression May Hasten Cancer Death
(14-Sep-2009)
Psychological screenings and treatment are warranted: study |
Routine Testing Would Improve Herceptin Use in Breast Cancer
(14-Sep-2009)
Targeted drug therapy often doesn't reach the right patients, study finds |
Common Diabetes Drug May Fight Cancer
(14-Sep-2009)
Metformin-chemo combination shrinks tumors, delays recurrence in mice: study |
Too Few Latinos Get Colorectal Cancer Tests
(14-Sep-2009)
Language barrier could explain lower screening rates, researchers say |
Scientists Spot Key to Breast Cancer Spread
(11-Sep-2009)
Combination of proteins sparks disease growth, research shows |
Scientists Spot Key to Breast Cancer Spread
(11-Sep-2009)
Combination of proteins sparks disease growth, research shows |
Ovarian Cancer Test Approved
(11-Sep-2009)
Helps doctors decide on appropriate surgical options |
FDA Panel Backs Giving HPV Vaccine Gardasil to Young Males
(10-Sep-2009)
The advisors also recommend approval of second HPV vaccine, Cervarix, to prevent cervical cancer |
Treating Childhood Leukemia With Fewer Side Effects
(10-Sep-2009)
Dutch researchers skip radiation treatments, some chemo but add corticosteroid |
Treating Childhood Leukemia With Fewer Side Effects
(10-Sep-2009)
Dutch researchers skip radiation treatments, some chemo but add corticosteroid |
Getting Closer to the Origins of Prostate Cancer
(09-Sep-2009)
Newly discovered stem cell, common STD could help spur tumors, studies find |
Scientists Spot Clue to Cancer's Aggressiveness
(08-Sep-2009)
They hope molecular signature shows when disease will respond to cancer drug |
Colon Cancer Screenings Still Too Low: Study
(08-Sep-2009)
Even when Americans have health care 'safety net' in place, rates barely budge, report finds |
Gum Disease May Increase Head and Neck Cancer Risk
(08-Sep-2009)
The threat seems the same for smokers, nonsmokers, study finds |
Colon Cancer Screenings Still Too Low: Study
(08-Sep-2009)
Even when Americans have health care 'safety net' in place, rates barely budge, report finds |
Gum Disease May Increase Head and Neck Cancer Risk
(08-Sep-2009)
The threat seems the same for smokers, nonsmokers, study finds |
Scientists Spot Clue to Cancer's Aggressiveness
(08-Sep-2009)
They hope molecular signature shows when disease will respond to cancer drug |
Gum Disease May Increase Head and Neck Cancer Risk
(08-Sep-2009)
The threat seems the same for smokers, nonsmokers, study finds |
Scientists Spot Clue to Cancer's Aggressiveness
(08-Sep-2009)
They hope molecular signature shows when disease will respond to cancer drug |
Virus May Drive Some Prostate Cancers
(08-Sep-2009)
Testing for XMRV might help spot more aggressive disease, experts say |
Colon Cancer Screenings Still Too Low: Study
(08-Sep-2009)
Even when Americans have health care 'safety net' in place, rates barely budge, report finds |
Scientists Spot Clue to Cancer's Aggressiveness
(08-Sep-2009)
They hope molecular signature shows when disease will respond to cancer drug |
Gum Disease May Increase Head and Neck Cancer Risk
(08-Sep-2009)
The threat seems the same for smokers, nonsmokers, study finds |
Family, Friends Influence Breast Cancer Decisions
(03-Sep-2009)
Patients' supporters often play role in treatment discussions, study finds |
Family, Friends Influence Breast Cancer Decisions
(03-Sep-2009)
Patients' supporters often play role in treatment discussions, study finds |
Pancreatic Cancer Deaths Higher for Blacks
(02-Sep-2009)
Accounting for risk factors made no difference in disparity, researchers find |
Pancreatic Cancer Deaths Higher for Blacks
(02-Sep-2009)
Accounting for risk factors made no difference in disparity, researchers find |
New Compound Shrinks Skin Cancers
(02-Sep-2009)
Study found more than half of advanced basal cell carcinomas responded to treatment |
New Technique Offers Hope for Kids With Immune Deficiency
(02-Sep-2009)
Stem-cell transplant without chemo can help avoid treatment toxicity, research shows |
Chemotherapy Linked to Sleep-Wake Cycle Disruptions
(01-Sep-2009)
Biological clock out of sync in patients being treated for breast cancer, study finds |
New Therapy Spares Organ in Early Esophageal Cancer
(01-Sep-2009)
Less invasive procedure shaves off lesions, researchers say |
Chemotherapy Linked to Sleep-Wake Cycle Disruptions
(01-Sep-2009)
Biological clock out of sync in patients being treated for breast cancer, study finds |
Blood Thinner May Prevent Chemo-Related Clots
(01-Sep-2009)
Daily injection cut risk in half for Italian study patients |
New Therapy Spares Organ in Early Esophageal Cancer
(01-Sep-2009)
Less invasive procedure shaves off lesions, researchers say |
Prostate Cancer Over-Diagnosed: Study
(01-Sep-2009)
The result is over-treatment for many men, researchers say |
Blood Test May Spot Pancreatic Cancer Early
(01-Sep-2009)
Researchers hope to detect the disease while it is still treatable |
Blood Test May Spot Pancreatic Cancer Early
(01-Sep-2009)
Researchers hope to detect the disease while it is still treatable |
Prostate Cancer Over-Diagnosed: Study
(01-Sep-2009)
The result is over-treatment for many men, researchers say |
Adult Weight Gain Tied to Prostate Cancer Risk
(01-Sep-2009)
White men risk more aggressive tumors if pounds mount up in 20s, 30s, study finds
|
Chemotherapy Linked to Sleep-Wake Cycle Disruptions
(01-Sep-2009)
Biological clock out of sync in patients being treated for breast cancer, study finds |
Blood Thinner May Prevent Chemo-Related Clots
(01-Sep-2009)
Daily injection cut risk in half for Italian study patients |
New Robotic Arm Has Softer Surgical Touch
(31-Aug-2009)
Device helps find tumors during minimally invasive surgery, researchers say |
Genetic Clues May Lead to New Skin Cancer Therapies
(31-Aug-2009)
Mutant genes linked to melanoma could be targets for treatment, researchers say |
Harm Begins With a Few Cigarettes, a Little Smog
(31-Aug-2009)
Levels of toxins in air don't have to be high to be hazardous, studies find |
Harm Begins With a Few Cigarettes, a Little Smog
(31-Aug-2009)
Levels of toxins in air don't have to be high to be hazardous, studies find |
Genetic Clues May Lead to New Skin Cancer Therapies
(31-Aug-2009)
Mutant genes linked to melanoma could be targets for treatment, researchers say |
Meat, Dairy Won't Up Odds for Breast Cancer
(28-Aug-2009)
Two studies find no clear link; other research supports fiber to ward off the disease |
Colon Cancer Stopped in Its Tracks in Swiss Study
(28-Aug-2009)
Gene-based treatment could block tumors, prevent recurrence, researchers say |
Colon Cancer Stopped in Its Tracks in Swiss Study
(28-Aug-2009)
Gene-based treatment could block tumors, prevent recurrence, researchers say |
Colon Cancer Stopped in Its Tracks in Swiss Study
(28-Aug-2009)
Gene-based treatment could block tumors, prevent recurrence, researchers say |
Steady Improvements Seen for Young Blood Cancer Patients
(27-Aug-2009)
Survival has significantly increased, research shows |
Get Ready for Gruesome Cigarette Warnings
(27-Aug-2009)
Graphic images of diseased body parts could become the norm on packaging |
Steady Improvements Seen for Young Blood Cancer Patients
(27-Aug-2009)
Survival has significantly increased, research shows |
Get Ready for Gruesome Cigarette Warnings
(27-Aug-2009)
Graphic images of diseased body parts could become the norm on packaging |
Steady Improvements Seen for Young Blood Cancer Patients
(27-Aug-2009)
Survival has significantly increased, research shows |
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Dies at 77
(26-Aug-2009)
Diagnosed with brain tumor last year, his relentless optimism, new therapies helped him exceed expectations, experts say |
Advice Helps Prevent Pain After Breast Cancer Surgery
(26-Aug-2009)
Patients benefit from information on how to reduce risk of lymphedema, experts say |
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Dies at 77
(26-Aug-2009)
Diagnosed with brain tumor last year, his relentless optimism, new therapies helped him exceed expectations, experts say |
Advice Helps Prevent Pain After Breast Cancer Surgery
(26-Aug-2009)
Patients benefit from information on how to reduce risk of lymphedema, experts say |
Blood Flow Mismatch Seen in Pancreatic Cancers
(26-Aug-2009)
Findings may help explain why many patients respond poorly to chemo and radiation |
Blood Flow Mismatch Seen in Pancreatic Cancers
(26-Aug-2009)
Findings may help explain why many patients respond poorly to chemo and radiation |
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Dies at 77
(26-Aug-2009)
Diagnosed with brain tumor last year, his relentless optimism, new therapies helped him exceed expectations, experts say |
Protein May Identify Deadlier Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2009)
Findings might help doctors determine prognosis, researchers say |
Tamoxifen May Up Risk of Second, More Aggressive Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2009)
But survivors shouldn't stop taking the anti-cancer drug, experts say |
More Women Surviving After Early Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2009)
Still too little is known about these 'in situ' malignancies, experts say |
HPV Vaccine Could Prevent Many Penile Cancers
(25-Aug-2009)
Nearly half of the tumors are caused by strains covered by the shot, study finds
|
Saliva May Help Spot Oral Cancer Early
(25-Aug-2009)
Study suggests potential for a non-invasive diagnostic test |
Smokers' Cars Loaded With Nicotine
(25-Aug-2009)
Levels twice those found in places that permit smoking, study suggests
|
Protein May Identify Deadlier Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2009)
Findings might help doctors determine prognosis, researchers say |
Tamoxifen May Up Risk of Second, More Aggressive Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2009)
But survivors shouldn't stop taking the anti-cancer drug, experts say |
HPV Vaccine Could Prevent Many Penile Cancers
(25-Aug-2009)
Nearly half of the tumors are caused by strains covered by the shot, study finds
|
Tobacco Use Kills 6 Million People Annually: Report
(25-Aug-2009)
And costs the global economy $500 billion each year |
Smokers' Cars Loaded With Nicotine
(25-Aug-2009)
Levels twice those found in places that permit smoking, study suggests
|
Tobacco Use Kills 6 Million People Annually: Report
(25-Aug-2009)
And costs the global economy $500 billion each year |
Saliva May Help Spot Oral Cancer Early
(25-Aug-2009)
Study suggests potential for a non-invasive diagnostic test |
Hormone Therapy for Early Prostate Cancer Not Always Best
(25-Aug-2009)
Study finds treatment raises death risk in those who also have heart disease |
Marital Separation May Hurt Cancer Survival
(24-Aug-2009)
Married and never-married did the best a decade later, study shows |
Obesity Tied to Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(21-Aug-2009)
Leads to poor prognosis in both blacks and whites after surgery, study finds |
Obesity Tied to Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(21-Aug-2009)
Leads to poor prognosis in both blacks and whites after surgery, study finds |
Better Pap Smear Follow-Up Needed Among Lower-Income Women
(20-Aug-2009)
Disparities seen in screening rates, appropriate care in Canadian study |
Scientists Spot How Sugar 'Feeds' Tumors
(20-Aug-2009)
Finding could lead to new cancer treatments, researchers say |
Better Pap Smear Follow-Up Needed Among Lower-Income Women
(20-Aug-2009)
Disparities seen in screening rates, appropriate care in Canadian study |
Newer Drug Beats Tamoxifen for Older Breast Cancer Patients
(19-Aug-2009)
Letrozole boosted survival and should be first-line treatment, experts say |
Are Candles Making You Sick?
(19-Aug-2009)
Researchers warn of toxic buildup from paraffin, suggest beeswax instead |
Gene Mutation Improves Response to Lung Cancer Drug
(19-Aug-2009)
Finding supports worthiness of genetic screening |
Treatment May Limit Graft-Versus-Host Disease
(19-Aug-2009)
Problem in stem-cell transplants is common when donor, recipient are not related |
Gene Mutation Improves Response to Lung Cancer Drug
(19-Aug-2009)
Finding supports worthiness of genetic screening |
Estrogen Plays Surprise Role in Breast Cancer Treatment
(18-Aug-2009)
Study finds it may slow disease if anti-estrogen therapies stop working |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Seems Safe
(18-Aug-2009)
Fainting most common adverse event with Gardasil, study finds
|
New Target Eyed for Colon Cancer Drugs
(18-Aug-2009)
In mouse study, researchers see possibility of 'potent therapy' |
Abnormal Protein May Signal Pancreatic Cancer
(18-Aug-2009)
'Prion' could become diagnostic tool, researcher says |
New Target Eyed for Colon Cancer Drugs
(18-Aug-2009)
In mouse study, researchers see possibility of 'potent therapy' |
Chemo Plus Palliative Care Reaps Benefits
(18-Aug-2009)
For those with advanced cancer, teaching self-management and empowerment improves quality of life |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Seems Safe
(18-Aug-2009)
Fainting most common adverse event with Gardasil, study finds
|
Abnormal Protein May Signal Pancreatic Cancer
(18-Aug-2009)
'Prion' could become diagnostic tool, researcher says |
Pain Level May Predict Survival in Certain Cancer Patients
(17-Aug-2009)
Discomfort should be monitored in those with head and neck malignancies, researchers say |
Chewing Tobacco No Safer Than Smoking
(17-Aug-2009)
New study adds to list of carcinogens harming those with smokeless habit |
Antioxidants Pose No Melanoma Threat
(17-Aug-2009)
Despite earlier study, new report finds no risk from common vitamin and mineral supplements
|
Pain Level May Predict Survival in Certain Cancer Patients
(17-Aug-2009)
Discomfort should be monitored in those with head and neck malignancies, researchers say |
Pain Level May Predict Survival in Certain Cancer Patients
(17-Aug-2009)
Discomfort should be monitored in those with head and neck malignancies, researchers say |
Antioxidants Pose No Melanoma Threat
(17-Aug-2009)
Despite earlier study, new report finds no risk from common vitamin and mineral supplements
|
Pain Level May Predict Survival in Certain Cancer Patients
(17-Aug-2009)
Discomfort should be monitored in those with head and neck malignancies, researchers say |
Wine May Shield Breast Cancer Patients From Radiation Side Effects
(14-Aug-2009)
Italian study suggests its natural antioxidants protect the skin |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
MRI May Not Improve Breast Cancer Outcome
(13-Aug-2009)
But it does increase likelihood of extensive surgery, researchers say |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
Compound Targets, Destroys Cancer Stem Cells in Mice
(13-Aug-2009)
Therapeutic possibilities are uncertain, researchers say |
Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery
(13-Aug-2009)
Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
(13-Aug-2009)
Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
Stray Breast Cancer Cells Yield to Post-Op Chemo
(12-Aug-2009)
Women with microscopic disease helped by additional treatment, research shows |
Weight Lifting Can Ease Arm Swelling in Breast Cancer Survivors
(12-Aug-2009)
Finding runs counter to standard advice doctors have given for years |
New Antibiotics May Target Cancer-Causing Proteins
(12-Aug-2009)
Anti-cancer use of thiazoles could be possible, research suggests |
Stray Breast Cancer Cells Yield to Post-Op Chemo
(12-Aug-2009)
Women with microscopic disease helped by additional treatment, research shows |
New Antibiotics May Target Cancer-Causing Proteins
(12-Aug-2009)
Anti-cancer use of thiazoles could be possible, research suggests |
Stray Breast Cancer Cells Yield to Post-Op Chemo
(12-Aug-2009)
Women with microscopic disease helped by additional treatment, research shows |
Limb-Sparing Surgery May Offer Little Benefit to Cancer Patients
(11-Aug-2009)
It doesn't affect quality of life in most cases, review finds |
Aspirin May Stem Deaths From Colorectal Cancer
(11-Aug-2009)
Study suggests a role for aspirin in prevention as well as treatment
|
Limb-Sparing Surgery May Offer Little Benefit to Cancer Patients
(11-Aug-2009)
It doesn't affect quality of life in most cases, review finds |
Aspirin May Stem Deaths From Colorectal Cancer
(11-Aug-2009)
Study suggests a role for aspirin in prevention as well as treatment
|
Oral Drug Ups Survival in Advanced Prostate Cancer Cases
(11-Aug-2009)
But no reduced death risk in patients with localized disease, research shows |
Oral Drug Ups Survival in Advanced Prostate Cancer Cases
(11-Aug-2009)
But no reduced death risk in patients with localized disease, research shows |
New Bone-Building Drug Promising Against Prostate Cancer
(11-Aug-2009)
Monoclonal antibody denosumab counters effects of hormone therapy, study finds |
Aspirin May Stem Deaths From Colorectal Cancer
(11-Aug-2009)
Study suggests a role for aspirin in prevention as well as treatment
|
Breast-Feeding May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(10-Aug-2009)
Study found women with familial history of disease were protected |
9/11 Responders May Be At Raised Myeloma Risk
(10-Aug-2009)
Cases are appearing at a younger age than is normal, researchers note |
More Evidence Healthy Living Brings Long Life
(10-Aug-2009)
Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds |
9/11 Responders May Be At Raised Myeloma Risk
(10-Aug-2009)
Cases are appearing at a younger age than is normal, researchers note |
Fertility Can Be Preserved in Ovarian Cancer Patients
(10-Aug-2009)
Conservative approach worthwhile in young women with early-stage malignancy, study shows |
In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
(09-Aug-2009)
Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
(09-Aug-2009)
Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
(09-Aug-2009)
Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
(09-Aug-2009)
Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
(09-Aug-2009)
Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
Many Opt for Surgery to Lower Breast, Ovarian Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Women with BRCA gene mutations often choose preventive measures, study finds |
Drinking Moderately or More Ups Men's Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
Drinking Moderately or More Ups Men's Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
Many Opt for Surgery to Lower Breast, Ovarian Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Women with BRCA gene mutations often choose preventive measures, study finds |
Drinking Moderately or More Ups Men's Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
Drinking Moderately or More Ups Men's Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
Many Opt for Surgery to Lower Breast, Ovarian Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Women with BRCA gene mutations often choose preventive measures, study finds |
Drinking Moderately or More Ups Men's Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2009)
Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
Living in U.S. May Raise Hispanics' Cancer Risk
(06-Aug-2009)
Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
Living in U.S. May Raise Hispanics' Cancer Risk
(06-Aug-2009)
Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
Many Texas Docs Not Pushing HPV Vaccine for Girls
(06-Aug-2009)
Study finds fewer than half always recommend the shots, despite federal guidelines |
Living in U.S. May Raise Hispanics' Cancer Risk
(06-Aug-2009)
Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
Living in U.S. May Raise Hispanics' Cancer Risk
(06-Aug-2009)
Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
Many Texas Docs Not Pushing HPV Vaccine for Girls
(06-Aug-2009)
Study finds fewer than half always recommend the shots, despite federal guidelines |
Living in U.S. May Raise Hispanics' Cancer Risk
(06-Aug-2009)
Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
Scientists Learn How Cancer Drugs Cause Hypertension
(05-Aug-2009)
Finding points to ways to control blood pressure, researchers say |
Genome of Leukemia Patient Reveals Common Mutations
(05-Aug-2009)
Findings could help scientists understand genetic basis of cancer |
Certain Arthritis, Crohn's Drugs May Raise Kids' Cancer Risk: FDA
(05-Aug-2009)
Agency strengthens 'black box' warning on medicines such as Enbrel, Remicade |
Genome of Leukemia Patient Reveals Common Mutations
(05-Aug-2009)
Findings could help scientists understand genetic basis of cancer |
Certain Arthritis, Crohn's Drugs May Raise Kids' Cancer Risk: FDA
(05-Aug-2009)
Agency strengthens 'black box' warning on medicines such as Enbrel, Remicade |
Periodic Dieting May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(04-Aug-2009)
In lab studies, intermittent calorie restriction led to dramatic decrease in tumors |
FDA Approves Avastin for Most Common Kidney Cancer
(04-Aug-2009)
In combination with a second drug |
Blood Type May Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(03-Aug-2009)
New findings are consistent with previous research |
Metformin May Lower Diabetics' Odds for Pancreatic Cancer
(03-Aug-2009)
But another study finding suggests insulin treatment could boost the risk |
Blood Type May Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(03-Aug-2009)
New findings are consistent with previous research |
Breast CT Scanner Could Improve Cancer Screen Comfort
(31-Jul-2009)
Researchers study system designed for diagnosis as way to treat disease |
Blood Transfusions Not Linked to Long-Term Problems
(31-Jul-2009)
No evidence that cancer cells or other health conditions are spread, study finds |
After Neuroblastoma, Chronic Problems Often Await
(31-Jul-2009)
Survivors are found to have more health and social issues years later |
Immune Systems of AIDS Patients More Prone to HPV Cancers
(31-Jul-2009)
Link was known, but new study helps explain why |
Brain Scan May Help Predict Cancer Drug Response
(30-Jul-2009)
Identifying tumors treatable with Avastin has multiple benefits, researchers say
|
Cancer Survivors Face Tough Road Long After Treatment Ends
(30-Jul-2009)
Study shows they're at increased risk of psychological distress years later |
'Suicide' Genes Help Slow Ovarian Tumor Growth in Mice
(30-Jul-2009)
Treatment could be tested in women within 18 to 24 months, expert suggests |
Virus May Affect Survival in Head and Neck Cancer
(30-Jul-2009)
Human papillomavirus infection linked to better prognosis, research suggests |
Brain Scan May Help Predict Cancer Drug Response
(30-Jul-2009)
Identifying tumors treatable with Avastin has multiple benefits, researchers say
|
Euthanasia, Palliative Care Work in Unison in Belgium
(30-Jul-2009)
While assisted dying is legal there, it's rarely implemented, expert says |
'Suicide' Genes Help Slow Ovarian Tumor Growth in Mice
(30-Jul-2009)
Treatment could be tested in women within 18 to 24 months, expert suggests |
Teens May Not Benefit from Pap Tests
(29-Jul-2009)
British study supports raising age for screening, which U.S. is pondering
|
Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
(29-Jul-2009)
Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men |
Teens May Not Benefit from Pap Tests
(29-Jul-2009)
British study supports raising age for screening, which U.S. is pondering
|
Multiple Myeloma Genome Unlocked
(29-Jul-2009)
Discovery paves way for better therapies for some blood cancer patients, experts say |
Scientists Test New Way to Get Drugs to Cancer Cells
(29-Jul-2009)
Method might someday provide less toxic alternative to chemo, expert says |
Intense Daily Workout May Keep Cancer at Bay
(29-Jul-2009)
Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men |
Tanning Beds Get Highest Carcinogen Rating
(29-Jul-2009)
Melanoma risk rises 75 percent when device use begins before age 30, international panel says |
Radiation Plus Chemo a Good Option in Lung Cancer
(27-Jul-2009)
Surgery alone not linked to improved survival in non-small-cell lung cancer study |
Radiation Plus Chemo a Good Option in Lung Cancer
(27-Jul-2009)
Surgery alone not linked to improved survival in non-small-cell lung cancer study |
Most Not Worried by Delayed Prostate Cancer Therapy
(27-Jul-2009)
Little anxiety noted in survey of men who opt out of aggressive treatment |
Men Who Have Prostate Cancer Surgery Do Well
(27-Jul-2009)
But study didn't determine value of any treatment vs. watchful waiting |
Radiation Plus Chemo a Good Option in Lung Cancer
(27-Jul-2009)
Surgery alone not linked to improved survival in non-small-cell lung cancer study |
Breast Cancer Drug May Beat Fungal Infection
(24-Jul-2009)
If proven effective, tamoxifen could be new way to fight Candida
|
Culture May Help Raise Breast Cancer Death Rate for American Indians
(24-Jul-2009)
Fatalism, stigma barriers to prevention and treatment for this hard-hit group, study finds |
Culture May Help Raise Breast Cancer Death Rate for American Indians
(24-Jul-2009)
Fatalism, stigma barriers to prevention and treatment for this hard-hit group, study finds |
Ovary Removal May Play a Role in Lung Cancer
(24-Jul-2009)
Increased risk could stem from sudden drop in estrogen, experts say |
Agent Orange Linked to Parkinson's, Heart Disease
(24-Jul-2009)
Study finds possible increased risk of both conditions among Vietnam vets |
Ovary Removal May Play a Role in Lung Cancer
(24-Jul-2009)
Increased risk could stem from sudden drop in estrogen, experts say |
Agent Orange Linked to Parkinson's, Heart Disease
(24-Jul-2009)
Study finds possible increased risk of both conditions among Vietnam vets |
Elevated Insulin Levels Linked to Breast Cancer
(23-Jul-2009)
Study finds strong association in postmenopausal women |
Elevated Insulin Levels Linked to Breast Cancer
(23-Jul-2009)
Study finds strong association in postmenopausal women |
Molecule Helps Leukemia Cells Hide From Immune System
(23-Jul-2009)
Discovery might lead to new strategies to fight the disease, researchers say |
Molecule Helps Leukemia Cells Hide From Immune System
(23-Jul-2009)
Discovery might lead to new strategies to fight the disease, researchers say |
No Firm Evidence Green Tea Helps Prevent Cancer
(21-Jul-2009)
Researchers have not uncovered conclusive findings, review shows |
New Gene May Signal Aggressive Breast Cancer
(20-Jul-2009)
Finding provides insight into tumor growth, metastasis, researchers say |
Study Questions Lymph Node Harvesting in Colorectal Cancer
(20-Jul-2009)
Removing more during surgery may not be needed, researchers say |
Study Questions Lymph Node Harvesting in Colorectal Cancer
(20-Jul-2009)
Removing more during surgery may not be needed, researchers say |
New Gene May Signal Aggressive Breast Cancer
(20-Jul-2009)
Finding provides insight into tumor growth, metastasis, researchers say |
Study Questions Lymph Node Harvesting in Colorectal Cancer
(20-Jul-2009)
Removing more during surgery may not be needed, researchers say |
Small Molecule Might Play Big Part in Lung Cancer
(18-Jul-2009)
High levels of miR-21 were found in nonsmoking patients; could be target for treatment |
Small Molecule Might Play Big Part in Lung Cancer
(18-Jul-2009)
High levels of miR-21 were found in nonsmoking patients; could be target for treatment |
Spiritual Outlook Can Affect Mental Health in Breast Cancer
(17-Jul-2009)
Negative feelings about faith linked to patients' poor emotional status, study suggests |
Spiritual Outlook Can Affect Mental Health in Breast Cancer
(17-Jul-2009)
Negative feelings about faith linked to patients' poor emotional status, study suggests |
Hopes Dashed for Thalidomide as Lung Cancer Treatment
(16-Jul-2009)
The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study |
Health Tip: Talking to Loved Ones With Cancer
(16-Jul-2009)
Be supportive and honest
|
Teaming Up to Tackle a Deadly Cancer
(16-Jul-2009)
Family bonds, dedicated scientists set their sights on the bone malignancy chordoma |
Hopes Dashed for Thalidomide as Lung Cancer Treatment
(16-Jul-2009)
The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study |
Sunitinib Benefit Explored in Poor-Prognosis Kidney Cancer
(16-Jul-2009)
Treatment safe in advanced disease but more study is needed, experts say |
Onsolis Approved for Severe Cancer Pain
(16-Jul-2009)
Due to abuse risks, patch will be available under restricted distribution |
Sunitinib Benefit Explored in Poor-Prognosis Kidney Cancer
(16-Jul-2009)
Treatment safe in advanced disease but more study is needed, experts say |
Hopes Dashed for Thalidomide as Lung Cancer Treatment
(16-Jul-2009)
The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study |
Hopes Dashed for Thalidomide as Lung Cancer Treatment
(16-Jul-2009)
The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study |
Colonoscopy Beats 'Camera Pill' at Catching Colon Cancer
(15-Jul-2009)
But less invasive detection method still shows promise, scientists say |
Rare Cells Linked to Pediatric Cancers
(15-Jul-2009)
Discovery could pave the way for future targeted treatment
|
Gene Connections Key to Brain Tumor Growth
(14-Jul-2009)
Discovery could help change disease from fatal to chronic, researcher says |
Reminders Boost Mammography Appointments
(14-Jul-2009)
Prompts for breast exams improve compliance, study finds |
Reminders Boost Mammography Appointments
(14-Jul-2009)
Prompts for breast exams improve compliance, study finds |
Increase in Thyroid Cancer Puzzles Experts
(14-Jul-2009)
Uptick since 1980 cannot be explained solely by better screening: study |
Combination Therapy Best for Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(14-Jul-2009)
Adding radiation and hormone treatment to brachytherapy improves survival, study shows |
Gene Connections Key to Brain Tumor Growth
(14-Jul-2009)
Discovery could help change disease from fatal to chronic, researcher says |
Hormone Therapy Increases Odds of Ovarian Cancer
(14-Jul-2009)
But risk remains low and decreases two years after stopping, study finds
|
Combination Therapy Best for Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(14-Jul-2009)
Adding radiation and hormone treatment to brachytherapy improves survival, study shows |
Heavy Drinking Linked to Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(13-Jul-2009)
Consumption also appears to undercut effect of cancer-prevention drug
|
Coronary Calcium Scans Can Raise Cancer Risks
(13-Jul-2009)
But study finds wide range of doses, lack of protocols for this screening test |
Heavy Drinking Linked to Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(13-Jul-2009)
Consumption also appears to undercut effect of cancer-prevention drug
|
More Mammograms May Mean More 'Harmless' Cancers
(10-Jul-2009)
Experts stress, though, that screenings remain vital |
Overall Health of U.S. Children a Mixed Bag
(10-Jul-2009)
Government study finds gains and losses |
More Mammograms May Mean More 'Harmless' Cancers
(10-Jul-2009)
Experts stress, though, that screenings remain vital |
Migraines Linked to Reduced Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Jul-2009)
Researchers suspect estrogen levels play a part in the connection |
Study Pinpoints Risk Factors for Death in Young Stroke Victims
(09-Jul-2009)
Many can be modified, treated to improve odds, experts say
|
Early Menstruation Lowers Odds of Surviving Ovarian Cancer
(09-Jul-2009)
Patients who had first period before age 12 are at increased risk of death, study shows |
Prostate Drug Appears Safer Than Thought
(08-Jul-2009)
Finasteride does not cause more aggressive cancer, study contends |
'Easter Island' Drug Adds Years to Mice
(08-Jul-2009)
Prospects for extending human life remain unclear, researchers say
|
Prostate Drug Appears Safer Than Thought
(08-Jul-2009)
Finasteride does not cause more aggressive cancer, study contends |
Cancer Gap Between Whites, Blacks May Be Biological in Part
(07-Jul-2009)
Disparity remains when treatment, socioeconomic factors are the same, study finds |
New Clues to Race Gap in Breast Cancer Outcomes
(07-Jul-2009)
Studies shed light on why black women more likely to die, but questions remain |
New Evidence Supports HPV Vaccine
(07-Jul-2009)
Industry-funded study showed high levels of protection against human papillomavirus |
New Evidence Supports HPV Vaccine
(07-Jul-2009)
Industry-funded study showed high levels of protection against human papillomavirus |
Cancer Gap Between Whites, Blacks May Be Biological in Part
(07-Jul-2009)
Disparity remains when treatment, socioeconomic factors are the same, study finds |
Cancer Gap Between Whites, Blacks May Be Biological in Part
(07-Jul-2009)
Disparity remains when treatment, socioeconomic factors are the same, study finds |
Research Reveals Clues to Breast Cancer's Spread
(06-Jul-2009)
Interrupting key signals might prevent recurrence, investigators say |
Alimta Approved as Maintenance Therapy for Advanced Lung Cancer
(06-Jul-2009)
To prevent disease progression |
Cell Pathway May Be Key to Lung Cancer's Spread
(03-Jul-2009)
Researchers express hope that finding will lead to treatments
|
Cell Pathway May Be Key to Lung Cancer's Spread
(03-Jul-2009)
Researchers express hope that finding will lead to treatments
|
Cancer Endangers Some Wildlife Species
(02-Jul-2009)
Effective conservation can help reduce threat, expert says |
Another Genetic Link to Testicular Cancer Is Found
(02-Jul-2009)
Discovery may help explain why disease runs in families
|
New Drug Could Work Against Leukemia
(02-Jul-2009)
Researchers see promise for treatment of AML and other cancers |
Another Genetic Link to Testicular Cancer Is Found
(02-Jul-2009)
Discovery may help explain why disease runs in families
|
Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
(01-Jul-2009)
Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
FDA Tells Patients to Stick With Diabetes Drug Linked to Cancer
(01-Jul-2009)
There's no conclusive evidence that Lantus causes malignancy, agency says
|
Metabolic Syndrome May Make Breast Cancer More Likely
(30-Jun-2009)
Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women |
Metabolic Syndrome May Make Breast Cancer More Likely
(30-Jun-2009)
Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women |
Online Genetic Testing Appears to Have Benefits
(30-Jun-2009)
Lung cancer assessment allays some concerns about how patients interpret results, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Numbers Dip Most in Wealthy, Urban Areas
(26-Jun-2009)
Hormone-replacement therapy probably accounts for differences between rich and poor women: study |
'Chemical Nose' May Sniff Out Cancer Earlier
(26-Jun-2009)
In lab studies, sensors differentiate between healthy and abnormal cells |
Eating Animal Fat May Lead to Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Jun-2009)
Added risk is tied to red meat and dairy products, study finds
|
Eating Animal Fat May Lead to Pancreatic Cancer
(26-Jun-2009)
Added risk is tied to red meat and dairy products, study finds
|
Humans Weren't Always 'So Special,' Expert Says
(25-Jun-2009)
Finding suggests that brain took millions of years to evolve |
Cell Protein Could Help Spur Malignancy
(25-Jun-2009)
Discovery may lead to new cancer treatments, scientists say |
Abused Kids Face Higher Cancer Risk
(25-Jun-2009)
'Fight or flight' hormone may play a role, researcher suggests |
New Cancer Drug Fights Tumors in Those With BRCA Mutations
(24-Jun-2009)
Olaparib prevents malignant cells from repairing themselves, researchers say
|
Bariatric Surgery Cuts Cancer Risk for Women
(24-Jun-2009)
Finding adds to the link between obesity and cancer, experts say
|
For Kids With Leukemia, Radiation May Be Safe to Skip
(24-Jun-2009)
Today's chemotherapy regimen often is enough, study finds |
For Kids With Leukemia, Radiation May Be Safe to Skip
(24-Jun-2009)
Today's chemotherapy regimen often is enough, study finds |
New Cancer Drug Fights Tumors in Those With BRCA Mutations
(24-Jun-2009)
Olaparib prevents malignant cells from repairing themselves, researchers say
|
New Cancer Drug Fights Tumors in Those With BRCA Mutations
(24-Jun-2009)
Olaparib prevents malignant cells from repairing themselves, researchers say
|
New Cancer Drug Fights Tumors in Those With BRCA Mutations
(24-Jun-2009)
Olaparib prevents malignant cells from repairing themselves, researchers say
|
For Kids With Leukemia, Radiation May Be Safe to Skip
(24-Jun-2009)
Today's chemotherapy regimen often is enough, study finds |
Whites More Likely to Get Rare Bone Cancer
(23-Jun-2009)
Reasons for racial disparity remain unclear, researcher says
|
Determining Who Will Respond to Brain Tumor Therapy
(23-Jun-2009)
Blood biomarker, combined with MRI scan, helps predict outcome, study finds
|
Schizophrenia Linked to Higher Risk of Dying From Cancer
(23-Jun-2009)
Study finds lung and breast cancer rates especially elevated |
Schizophrenia Linked to Higher Risk of Dying From Cancer
(23-Jun-2009)
Study finds lung and breast cancer rates especially elevated |
Whites More Likely to Get Rare Bone Cancer
(23-Jun-2009)
Reasons for racial disparity remain unclear, researcher says
|
Determining Who Will Respond to Brain Tumor Therapy
(23-Jun-2009)
Blood biomarker, combined with MRI scan, helps predict outcome, study finds
|
Schizophrenia Linked to Higher Risk of Dying From Cancer
(23-Jun-2009)
Study finds lung and breast cancer rates especially elevated |
Obesity While Young Boosts Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(23-Jun-2009)
Study points to yet another reason to maintain a healthy weight
|
Promising Therapy for Prostate Cancer
(22-Jun-2009)
Experimental drug beat back inoperable cancer in two patients, study claims |
Lab Study Finds Protein That May Inhibit Cancer Spread
(22-Jun-2009)
Tests in mice show prosaposin injections reduce tumor growth |
Obesity Greatly Raises Endometrial Cancer Risk
(22-Jun-2009)
Odds are 22 times higher for very overweight women, study finds
|
Promising Therapy for Prostate Cancer
(22-Jun-2009)
Experimental drug beat back inoperable cancer in two patients, study claims |
New Strategy Eyed for AIDS Treatment
(22-Jun-2009)
Discovery of HIV hiding places may pave way for novel therapies |
Painkillers May Be Good for the Prostate
(21-Jun-2009)
Yet medical experts stress that men shouldn't take them with just this in mind |
Chemicals in Marijuana Smoke May Harm DNA
(19-Jun-2009)
Lab tests find cannabis even more toxic than tobacco
|
Green Tea Component May Slow Prostate Cancer
(19-Jun-2009)
Men in small study took capsules equivalent to brewed beverage
|
Green Tea Component May Slow Prostate Cancer
(19-Jun-2009)
Men in small study took capsules equivalent to brewed beverage
|
Study Finds Possible Genetic Indicator of Colorectal Cancer
(18-Jun-2009)
If perfected, screening method could make disease detection easier, experts say |
Pesticides Linked to Blood Disorder
(18-Jun-2009)
Precancerous condition more prevalent among those who apply the chemicals, study shows |
Study Finds Possible Genetic Indicator of Colorectal Cancer
(18-Jun-2009)
If perfected, screening method could make disease detection easier, experts say |
New Prostate Cancer Biomarker Discovered
(18-Jun-2009)
Finding also might apply in other types of cancer, researcher says |
New Prostate Cancer Biomarker Discovered
(18-Jun-2009)
Finding also might apply in other types of cancer, researcher says |
Study Finds Possible Genetic Indicator of Colorectal Cancer
(18-Jun-2009)
If perfected, screening method could make disease detection easier, experts say |
Genes May Raise Risk of Neuroblastoma in Kids
(17-Jun-2009)
Finding sheds light on cause of lethal cancer, expert says
|
Genes May Raise Risk of Neuroblastoma in Kids
(17-Jun-2009)
Finding sheds light on cause of lethal cancer, expert says
|
Radiation May Raise Stroke Risk After Hodgkin's
(17-Jun-2009)
Expert urges use of alternative to 'toxic' treatment
|
Taking Aim at Relapse of Leukemia in Kids
(17-Jun-2009)
Researchers say discovery could lead to lifesaving drugs
|
Genes May Raise Risk of Neuroblastoma in Kids
(17-Jun-2009)
Finding sheds light on cause of lethal cancer, expert says
|
Taking Aim at Relapse of Leukemia in Kids
(17-Jun-2009)
Researchers say discovery could lead to lifesaving drugs
|
Radiation May Raise Stroke Risk After Hodgkin's
(17-Jun-2009)
Expert urges use of alternative to 'toxic' treatment
|
Radiation May Raise Stroke Risk After Hodgkin's
(17-Jun-2009)
Expert urges use of alternative to 'toxic' treatment
|
Racial Clusters Seem to Affect Access to Colon Care
(16-Jun-2009)
U.S. areas with more black residents lack specialists, study shows |
VA Faces Questions Over Tainted Colonoscopies
(16-Jun-2009)
Former patients could have been infected with HIV, hepatitis via non-sterile equipment |
For Some, Virtual Colonoscopy May Be Just As Good
(16-Jun-2009)
Less invasive test might spur more people to be screened, experts say
|
Racial Clusters Seem to Affect Access to Colon Care
(16-Jun-2009)
U.S. areas with more black residents lack specialists, study shows |
Racial Clusters Seem to Affect Access to Colon Care
(16-Jun-2009)
U.S. areas with more black residents lack specialists, study shows |
Colonoscopy Risks Increase With Age and Illness
(15-Jun-2009)
Other screening methods for colon cancer may be safer for some older patients, researchers say
|
Nicotine Receptors Could Be Lung Cancer Treatment Target
(15-Jun-2009)
Compound inhibited receptors and led to cancer cell death in mouse study |
Chemo Drug May Help Sun-Damaged Skin
(15-Jun-2009)
Small study finds it also may reduce precancerous lesions
|
Nicotine Receptors Could Be Lung Cancer Treatment Target
(15-Jun-2009)
Compound inhibited receptors and led to cancer cell death in mouse study |
Coming Soon: Lung-Cancer Spray?
(15-Jun-2009)
Novel delivery of gene therapy suppresses tumors in mice |
Chemo Drug May Help Sun-Damaged Skin
(15-Jun-2009)
Small study finds it also may reduce precancerous lesions
|
Chemo Drug May Help Sun-Damaged Skin
(15-Jun-2009)
Small study finds it also may reduce precancerous lesions
|
Evolution May Have Made Humans More Cancer Prone
(12-Jun-2009)
Scientist thinks bigger brain could explain difference from chimps
|
Health Secrets of Red Wine Uncovered
(11-Jun-2009)
But for maximum benefits, sip don't gulp, research shows |
Gene Can Dampen Chemo Drug Effectiveness
(10-Jun-2009)
Alternatives to current breast cancer therapy needed for some patients, study says |
Gene Can Dampen Chemo Drug Effectiveness
(10-Jun-2009)
Alternatives to current breast cancer therapy needed for some patients, study says |
Longer Hormone Treatment May Improve Prostate Cancer Outlook
(10-Jun-2009)
European and U.S. studies find similar results |
Ovarian Cancer Breakthrough Heralds New Era of Treatment
(10-Jun-2009)
Scientists identify cause of deadly tumors and predict life-saving developments could follow |
Longer Hormone Treatment May Improve Prostate Cancer Outlook
(10-Jun-2009)
European and U.S. studies find similar results |
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Health Care 'Gap' Continues for Minority, Poor Americans
(09-Jun-2009)
Government report finds they have higher incidence of illness, fewer options for care
|
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Donor Stem-Cell Transplant Best For Acute Myeloid Leukemia
(09-Jun-2009)
People in all risk groups, but especially those with poor and intermediate risk of survival, benefit most, researchers say |
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Cancer Diagnosis May Tax Physical, Mental Health
(09-Jun-2009)
Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show
|
Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials
(08-Jun-2009)
Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials
(08-Jun-2009)
Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
Colorectal Cancer Rates Rising for Under 50 Set
(08-Jun-2009)
Upturn is especially strong among those in their 20s, study finds
|
Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials
(08-Jun-2009)
Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
Colorectal Cancer Rates Rising for Under 50 Set
(08-Jun-2009)
Upturn is especially strong among those in their 20s, study finds
|
Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials
(08-Jun-2009)
Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials
(08-Jun-2009)
Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials
(08-Jun-2009)
Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
Colorectal Cancer Rates Rising for Under 50 Set
(08-Jun-2009)
Upturn is especially strong among those in their 20s, study finds
|
Grilled Meats Not Tied to Breast Cancer in Older Women
(05-Jun-2009)
Study finds no added risk for eating meat, even when cooked at high temps |
Alcohol, Cigarettes and Diabetes Up Colorectal Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2009)
More than seven drinks a week raises odds 60% over teetotalers, researchers say |
Analysis Sheds Light on Protein's Role in Cancer
(05-Jun-2009)
Scientists make strides in finding ways to slow tumor growth |
Grilled Meats Not Tied to Breast Cancer in Older Women
(05-Jun-2009)
Study finds no added risk for eating meat, even when cooked at high temps |
Alcohol, Cigarettes and Diabetes Up Colorectal Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2009)
More than seven drinks a week raises odds 60% over teetotalers, researchers say |
Alcohol, Cigarettes and Diabetes Up Colorectal Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2009)
More than seven drinks a week raises odds 60% over teetotalers, researchers say |
Pausing Hormone Therapy Doesn't Cut Mammogram Recalls
(03-Jun-2009)
Repeat imaging rates similar whether women stopped hormone treatment or not, study finds |
Want to Stop Cancer? You Can, Experts Say
(03-Jun-2009)
Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk
|
Pausing Hormone Therapy Doesn't Cut Mammogram Recalls
(03-Jun-2009)
Repeat imaging rates similar whether women stopped hormone treatment or not, study finds |
New Tests Spot Tough-to-Detect Cancers Sooner
(03-Jun-2009)
Researchers devise method for early confirmation of bile duct, pancreatic cancers
|
New Drug Fights Cancer in Dogs
(03-Jun-2009)
Palladia approved to treat dangerous skin tumors |
New Tests Spot Tough-to-Detect Cancers Sooner
(03-Jun-2009)
Researchers devise method for early confirmation of bile duct, pancreatic cancers
|
Simple Test Could Detect More Gastrointestinal Cancers
(02-Jun-2009)
One stool sample can be used to perform several screens, researchers say |
Simple Test Could Detect More Gastrointestinal Cancers
(02-Jun-2009)
One stool sample can be used to perform several screens, researchers say |
Simple Test Could Detect More Gastrointestinal Cancers
(02-Jun-2009)
One stool sample can be used to perform several screens, researchers say |
Simple Test Could Detect More Gastrointestinal Cancers
(02-Jun-2009)
One stool sample can be used to perform several screens, researchers say |
Simple Test Could Detect More Gastrointestinal Cancers
(02-Jun-2009)
One stool sample can be used to perform several screens, researchers say |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Checking for Second Malignancies
(01-Jun-2009)
Another study found some also suffer PTSD years after treatment |
Research Finds 'New Crop' of Breast Cancer Genes
(01-Jun-2009)
Study in mice also suggests possible treatment with blood pressure med |
Some Antidepressants May Thwart Tamoxifen's Effect on Breast Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Women should seek alternatives to SSRIs for hot flashes, studies suggest |
New Insights, Inroads Against Breast, Ovarian Cancers
(01-Jun-2009)
Once-promising ovarian cancer test loses luster, but new breast tumor treatments called 'exciting' |
'Micro' Spreading of Breast Cancer Needs Treating, Study Urges
(01-Jun-2009)
Other research cautions against too much screening for lung cancer |
New Technique May Improve Early Cervical Cancer Treatment
(01-Jun-2009)
Modified hysterectomy method could boost survival, German study shows |
New Insights, Inroads Against Breast, Ovarian Cancers
(01-Jun-2009)
Once-promising ovarian cancer test loses luster, but new breast tumor treatments called 'exciting' |
Weight May Affect Colonoscopy Success
(01-Jun-2009)
More rigorous prep is needed for obese people, study finds
|
Chemo Alone Is Best for Advanced Colon Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Better drugs have rendered surgery unnecessary in most cases, study finds |
Worth of Sigmoidoscopy Screening for Colon Cancer Still Uncertain
(01-Jun-2009)
Some reduction in mortality rates found, but experts say more follow-up needed |
Avastin Shows No Benefit Against Early Stage Colon Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
'Disappointing' results may yet be reversed with longer-term study, researchers say |
Deep Sleep May Improve Colonoscopy Results
(01-Jun-2009)
Study findings could have lifesaving potential |
Researchers Spot Genes Linked to Testicular Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Discovery could help determine which men are at increased risk, scientists say |
Drug Combo Proves Powerful Against Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Study finds better outcome for advanced non-small cell malignancies |
Research Finds 'New Crop' of Breast Cancer Genes
(01-Jun-2009)
Study in mice also suggests possible treatment with blood pressure med |
Experts Optimistic About Melanoma Vaccine
(01-Jun-2009)
Phase 3 study reports improved survival for those with advanced disease
|
New Technique May Improve Early Cervical Cancer Treatment
(01-Jun-2009)
Modified hysterectomy method could boost survival, German study shows |
Drug Trials Show Modest Gains Against Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Alimta, Zactima extend survival but cure remains out of reach, studies show |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Checking for Second Malignancies
(01-Jun-2009)
Another study found some also suffer PTSD years after treatment |
'Micro' Spreading of Breast Cancer Needs Treating, Study Urges
(01-Jun-2009)
Other research cautions against too much screening for lung cancer |
Two Drugs Safe for Rare Forms of Kidney Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Early trial suggests efficacy against malignancies that don't respond to other drugs |
Immune-Based Lymphoma Treatment Shows Promise
(01-Jun-2009)
Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Checking for Second Malignancies
(01-Jun-2009)
Another study found some also suffer PTSD years after treatment |
Drug Combo Proves Powerful Against Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Study finds better outcome for advanced non-small cell malignancies |
Drug Trials Show Modest Gains Against Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Alimta, Zactima extend survival but cure remains out of reach, studies show |
HRT Ups Death Risk for Women With Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Shortened survival points to estrogen's potential role in the disease, experts say |
Immune-Based Lymphoma Treatment Shows Promise
(01-Jun-2009)
Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say |
'Micro' Spreading of Breast Cancer Needs Treating, Study Urges
(01-Jun-2009)
Other research cautions against too much screening for lung cancer |
Immune-Based Lymphoma Treatment Shows Promise
(01-Jun-2009)
Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say |
Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Checking for Second Malignancies
(01-Jun-2009)
Another study found some also suffer PTSD years after treatment |
New Insights, Inroads Against Breast, Ovarian Cancers
(01-Jun-2009)
Once-promising ovarian cancer test loses luster, but new breast tumor treatments called 'exciting' |
Avastin Shows No Benefit Against Early Stage Colon Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
'Disappointing' results may yet be reversed with longer-term study, researchers say |
Gene Test Helps Detect Prostate Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
New screen boosts accuracy of standard PSA test, study shows |
Chemo Alone Is Best for Advanced Colon Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Better drugs have rendered surgery unnecessary in most cases, study finds |
Worth of Sigmoidoscopy Screening for Colon Cancer Still Uncertain
(01-Jun-2009)
Some reduction in mortality rates found, but experts say more follow-up needed |
Avastin Shows No Benefit Against Early Stage Colon Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
'Disappointing' results may yet be reversed with longer-term study, researchers say |
Experts Optimistic About Melanoma Vaccine
(01-Jun-2009)
Phase 3 study reports improved survival for those with advanced disease
|
Immune-Based Lymphoma Treatment Shows Promise
(01-Jun-2009)
Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say |
Researchers Spot Genes Linked to Testicular Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Discovery could help determine which men are at increased risk, scientists say |
Two Drugs Safe for Rare Forms of Kidney Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Early trial suggests efficacy against malignancies that don't respond to other drugs |
Drug Combo Proves Powerful Against Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Study finds better outcome for advanced non-small cell malignancies |
Chemo Alone Is Best for Advanced Colon Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Better drugs have rendered surgery unnecessary in most cases, study finds |
Drug Trials Show Modest Gains Against Lung Cancer
(01-Jun-2009)
Alimta, Zactima extend survival but cure remains out of reach, studies show |
Cancer Survivors Can Still Be Fit, Study Asserts
(28-May-2009)
Therapies do not appear to hamper cardiovascular health |
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall
(27-May-2009)
Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall
(27-May-2009)
Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
More Living Longer With Advanced Colon Cancer
(27-May-2009)
Study found dramatic gains in both short-term and long-term survival rates |
Heat Therapy May Help Prevent Esophageal Cancer
(27-May-2009)
Barrett's esophagus patients benefit from destruction of abnormal cells, study shows |
Gene Mutation May Up Risks of Endometrial Cancer
(27-May-2009)
Marker indicates aggressiveness of the disease, study finds
|
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall
(27-May-2009)
Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
Heat Therapy May Help Prevent Esophageal Cancer
(27-May-2009)
Barrett's esophagus patients benefit from destruction of abnormal cells, study shows |
Fingerprints May Vanish With Cancer Drug
(27-May-2009)
Travelers are warned of side effect that could hamper immigration checks |
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall
(27-May-2009)
Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall
(27-May-2009)
Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
More Living Longer With Advanced Colon Cancer
(27-May-2009)
Study found dramatic gains in both short-term and long-term survival rates |
More Living Longer With Advanced Colon Cancer
(27-May-2009)
Study found dramatic gains in both short-term and long-term survival rates |
Drug May Extend Life When Breast Cancer Spreads
(26-May-2009)
Study funded by pharmaceutical company finds benefits in Abraxane
|
Broad-Spectrum Cervical Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(26-May-2009)
Tests in animals get good results against more types of HPV, study finds |
Broad-Spectrum Cervical Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(26-May-2009)
Tests in animals get good results against more types of HPV, study finds |
Risks Remain for Childhood Cancer Survivors
(26-May-2009)
Chance of developing another tumor stays high throughout life, study finds |
Drug May Extend Life When Breast Cancer Spreads
(26-May-2009)
Study funded by pharmaceutical company finds benefits in Abraxane
|
Cancer Drug May Boost Risk of Gastrointestinal Perforation
(25-May-2009)
Review of trials finds Avastin with chemo doubles odds |
Cancer Drug May Boost Risk of Gastrointestinal Perforation
(25-May-2009)
Review of trials finds Avastin with chemo doubles odds |
New Research Sheds Light on Breast Cancer Prognosis
(22-May-2009)
Two studies examine protein linked to tumor growth for clues to better treatments |
Many Black Women Refuse Breast Cancer Treatments
(22-May-2009)
Poverty, fear play roles in skipping lifesaving therapies, researchers say
|
Low Vitamin D Levels May Initiate Cancer Development
(22-May-2009)
Study suggests loss of communication among cells tied to this nutritional deficit |
New Research Sheds Light on Breast Cancer Prognosis
(22-May-2009)
Two studies examine protein linked to tumor growth for clues to better treatments |
Skip the Burgers and Throw Some Veggies on the Grill
(22-May-2009)
Health concerns raised by barbecued meats spur new ideas for the summer cookout |
Many Black Women Refuse Breast Cancer Treatments
(22-May-2009)
Poverty, fear play roles in skipping lifesaving therapies, researchers say
|
Skip the Burgers and Throw Some Veggies on the Grill
(22-May-2009)
Health concerns raised by barbecued meats spur new ideas for the summer cookout |
Advanced Prostate Cancer Deadlier in Younger Men
(22-May-2009)
Patients under 44 were three times more likely to die, study finds |
Many Black Women Refuse Breast Cancer Treatments
(22-May-2009)
Poverty, fear play roles in skipping lifesaving therapies, researchers say
|
A New Way to Get Chemo to Pancreatic Tumors
(21-May-2009)
Technique that doubles life span in mice may hold hope for people
|
A New Way to Get Chemo to Pancreatic Tumors
(21-May-2009)
Technique that doubles life span in mice may hold hope for people
|
A New Way to Get Chemo to Pancreatic Tumors
(21-May-2009)
Technique that doubles life span in mice may hold hope for people
|
Study Links Cancerous Tumors With Depression
(20-May-2009)
Research with rats finds biological tie between growths and mood changes |
Research Reveals How Down Syndrome Shields Against Cancer
(20-May-2009)
The findings might someday lead to better treatments, experts say |
Stem Cell Study Offers Hope for Targeting Tumors
(19-May-2009)
In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
Stem Cell Study Offers Hope for Targeting Tumors
(19-May-2009)
In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
Stem Cell Study Offers Hope for Targeting Tumors
(19-May-2009)
In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
Stem Cell Study Offers Hope for Targeting Tumors
(19-May-2009)
In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
Poor Women Seem to Be Skipping Breast Cancer Drugs
(18-May-2009)
Theories vary as to why, but experts say consequence can be severe |
Short-Term Air Pollution Exposure May Damage DNA
(18-May-2009)
Gene reprogramming can occur in just 3 days time |
Study Cites Gains in Gall Bladder Cancer Treatment
(18-May-2009)
Early detection, aggressive surgery boosts survival times, researchers say |
Poor Women Seem to Be Skipping Breast Cancer Drugs
(18-May-2009)
Theories vary as to why, but experts say consequence can be severe |
Short-Term Air Pollution Exposure May Damage DNA
(18-May-2009)
Gene reprogramming can occur in just 3 days time |
Immune Therapy May Aid Kids With Neuroblastoma
(15-May-2009)
Researchers praise new treatment for deadly cancer
|
Ginger Eases Nausea From Chemo
(15-May-2009)
Spice produced 40% reduction in symptoms among breast cancer patients |
Gene Screen May Predict Colon Cancer's Return
(15-May-2009)
That knowledge could guide important treatment decisions, experts say |
Immune Therapy May Aid Kids With Neuroblastoma
(15-May-2009)
Researchers praise new treatment for deadly cancer
|
Sharing Cancer Info May Be Empowering
(15-May-2009)
Telling children about genetic risks fosters openness, expert says |
Ginger Eases Nausea From Chemo
(15-May-2009)
Spice produced 40% reduction in symptoms among breast cancer patients |
An Aid to Tailoring Prostate Cancer Treatment
(15-May-2009)
Study identifies factors to help decide how aggressive therapy should be |
An Aid to Tailoring Prostate Cancer Treatment
(15-May-2009)
Study identifies factors to help decide how aggressive therapy should be |
Ginger Eases Nausea From Chemo
(15-May-2009)
Spice produced 40% reduction in symptoms among breast cancer patients |
Chemotherapy Superior to New Drug for Early Breast Cancer
(13-May-2009)
Standard treatment prolonged survival in older women, study finds
|
Medicare's 'No' on Virtual Colonoscopy Stirs Expert Debate
(13-May-2009)
Some see it as reliable, less invasive option; others say agency was right to reject coverage
|
Chemotherapy Superior to New Drug for Early Breast Cancer
(13-May-2009)
Standard treatment prolonged survival in older women, study finds
|
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Prior Cervical Dysplasia May Boost Cancer's Return
(12-May-2009)
Women over 40 with history of the condition at greater risk, study concludes |
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Prior Cervical Dysplasia May Boost Cancer's Return
(12-May-2009)
Women over 40 with history of the condition at greater risk, study concludes |
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Healthy Behaviors Slow Functional Decline After Cancer
(12-May-2009)
Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis
(11-May-2009)
Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis
(11-May-2009)
Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
3-Drug Combo Reduces Nausea After Chemo
(11-May-2009)
Study finds adding casopitant mesylate to regimen cuts side effects |
More Cancer Tests Mean More False-Positive Results
(11-May-2009)
Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds
|
Conflicts of Interest Still Exist in Cancer Research
(11-May-2009)
Medical journals need to be more vigilant, analysis suggests |
Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis
(11-May-2009)
Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
3-Drug Combo Reduces Nausea After Chemo
(11-May-2009)
Study finds adding casopitant mesylate to regimen cuts side effects |
More Cancer Tests Mean More False-Positive Results
(11-May-2009)
Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds
|
Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis
(11-May-2009)
Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
More Cancer Tests Mean More False-Positive Results
(11-May-2009)
Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds
|
3-Drug Combo Reduces Nausea After Chemo
(11-May-2009)
Study finds adding casopitant mesylate to regimen cuts side effects |
Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis
(11-May-2009)
Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
More Cancer Tests Mean More False-Positive Results
(11-May-2009)
Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds
|
Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis
(11-May-2009)
Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
3-Drug Combo Reduces Nausea After Chemo
(11-May-2009)
Study finds adding casopitant mesylate to regimen cuts side effects |
Avastin Gets New Approval for Brain Cancer
(07-May-2009)
Of the type affecting Senator Kennedy |
Genes Linked to Spread of Breast Cancer
(06-May-2009)
Study identifies three genetic ties to brain metastasis
|
Genes Linked to Spread of Breast Cancer
(06-May-2009)
Study identifies three genetic ties to brain metastasis
|
Genes Linked to Spread of Breast Cancer
(06-May-2009)
Study identifies three genetic ties to brain metastasis
|
Biomarkers May Predict Aggressiveness of Prostate Cancer
(05-May-2009)
Cancer expert is wary of finding, however |
Biomarkers May Predict Aggressiveness of Prostate Cancer
(05-May-2009)
Cancer expert is wary of finding, however |
Delivering Chemo Directly Into Brain Tumors Shows Promise
(04-May-2009)
Survival times for those with malignant gliomas increased, study found |
Smoking Packs a Tougher Wallop for Women
(04-May-2009)
Research suggests greater female susceptibility to carcinogens |
Hospital Volume Imperfect Gauge of Cancer Surgery Outcomes
(04-May-2009)
Review finds inconsistent results, questions validity of numbers |
Delivering Chemo Directly Into Brain Tumors Shows Promise
(04-May-2009)
Survival times for those with malignant gliomas increased, study found |
Smoking Packs a Tougher Wallop for Women
(04-May-2009)
Research suggests greater female susceptibility to carcinogens |
Delivering Chemo Directly Into Brain Tumors Shows Promise
(04-May-2009)
Survival times for those with malignant gliomas increased, study found |
Anemia Drugs May Raise Death Risk in Cancer Patients
(01-May-2009)
Latest findings support recent label warnings for Procrit, Aranesp, experts say
|
Vitamin E, Selenium and Soy Won't Prevent Prostate Cancer
(01-May-2009)
Study found no effect among men with precancerous lesions
|
Young Women's Breast Tissue Offers Clues to Cancer Risk
(30-Apr-2009)
Tissue density tied to chances of disease in middle-age and beyond, study suggests |
Breast Self-Exam Rates Go Up With Counseling
(30-Apr-2009)
Instruction and encouragement take the worry away, researcher says |
Young Women's Breast Tissue Offers Clues to Cancer Risk
(30-Apr-2009)
Tissue density tied to chances of disease in middle-age and beyond, study suggests |
Breast Self-Exam Rates Go Up With Counseling
(30-Apr-2009)
Instruction and encouragement take the worry away, researcher says |
Leukemia Risk From MS Drug May Be Up
(30-Apr-2009)
But few options require balancing dangers and benefits, experts say |
Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in U.S. Cancer Cases
(29-Apr-2009)
Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in U.S. Cancer Cases
(29-Apr-2009)
Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in U.S. Cancer Cases
(29-Apr-2009)
Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in U.S. Cancer Cases
(29-Apr-2009)
Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
Some Diet Sodas May Ward Off Kidney Stones
(29-Apr-2009)
Other research finds that pomegranate juice could slow prostate cancer |
Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in U.S. Cancer Cases
(29-Apr-2009)
Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
Gene Alteration May Affect Breast Cancer Therapy
(28-Apr-2009)
Less toxic regimen could be sufficient for some women, study finds
|
Gene Alteration May Affect Breast Cancer Therapy
(28-Apr-2009)
Less toxic regimen could be sufficient for some women, study finds
|
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds
|
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(28-Apr-2009)
Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds
|
Well Water Might Raise Bladder Cancer Risk
(27-Apr-2009)
Study cites sun and smoke as other factors linked to the disease
|
Drug May Help Against Inflammatory Breast Cancer
(27-Apr-2009)
Study shows those who respond to lapatinib survive longer
|
Well Water Might Raise Bladder Cancer Risk
(27-Apr-2009)
Study cites sun and smoke as other factors linked to the disease
|
Heart, Bone Problems May Follow Prostate Cancer Treatment
(27-Apr-2009)
Men on hormone-lowering therapy may require close monitoring, researchers say
|
Drug May Help Against Inflammatory Breast Cancer
(27-Apr-2009)
Study shows those who respond to lapatinib survive longer
|
Heart, Bone Problems May Follow Prostate Cancer Treatment
(27-Apr-2009)
Men on hormone-lowering therapy may require close monitoring, researchers say
|
Statins Guard Against Prostate Cancer
(27-Apr-2009)
Other studies found they also reduced chances of erectile dysfunction |
Experts Back Away From Annual PSA Test
(27-Apr-2009)
Men should have a 'baseline' prostate cancer screen at 40, but yearly PSA may not be necessary, guidelines say |
Nanoparticles May Help Attack Cancer More Directly
(25-Apr-2009)
Method tested in mice could allow more potent treatment with fewer side effects |
Don't Lower Age for Cervical Cancer Test, Study Urges
(24-Apr-2009)
Researchers say older women need screening as much as younger ones
|
Don't Lower Age for Cervical Cancer Test, Study Urges
(24-Apr-2009)
Researchers say older women need screening as much as younger ones
|
No Verdict Yet on Grape Seed Extract vs. Breast Cancer
(23-Apr-2009)
Researchers plan more controlled study at different dosages |
Agent Orange Exposure Tied to Prostate Cancer Return
(23-Apr-2009)
Study finds vets at higher risk of aggressive recurrence only 8 months after surgery |
No Verdict Yet on Grape Seed Extract vs. Breast Cancer
(23-Apr-2009)
Researchers plan more controlled study at different dosages |
Kids Given Photos of Sunburn Damage Covered Up Better
(23-Apr-2009)
Study says every preteen should get UV snapshot of what exposure can do to their skin |
Agent Orange Exposure Tied to Prostate Cancer Return
(23-Apr-2009)
Study finds vets at higher risk of aggressive recurrence only 8 months after surgery |
Kids Given Photos of Sunburn Damage Covered Up Better
(23-Apr-2009)
Study says every preteen should get UV snapshot of what exposure can do to their skin |
Gene Studies Reveal Cancer's Secrets
(22-Apr-2009)
Key alterations hold clues to blood, bladder and ovarian malignancies, researchers say
|
Soy May Not Lead to Denser Breasts
(22-Apr-2009)
Study finds no link to condition that can increase cancer risk
|
HRT May Protect Women From Colon Cancer
(22-Apr-2009)
Finding echoes earlier research involving hormone therapy |
Osteoporosis Drugs Might Not Raise Cancer Risk
(22-Apr-2009)
Two studies suggest bisphosphonates don't increase chances of esophageal tumors |
Soy May Not Lead to Denser Breasts
(22-Apr-2009)
Study finds no link to condition that can increase cancer risk
|
Acupuncture Cuts Dry Mouth in Cancer Patients
(22-Apr-2009)
Small study suggests larger trials needed to assess therapy over longer time |
Gene Studies Reveal Cancer's Secrets
(22-Apr-2009)
Key alterations hold clues to blood, bladder and ovarian malignancies, researchers say
|
Osteoporosis Drugs Might Not Raise Cancer Risk
(22-Apr-2009)
Two studies suggest bisphosphonates don't increase chances of esophageal tumors |
HRT May Protect Women From Colon Cancer
(22-Apr-2009)
Finding echoes earlier research involving hormone therapy |
Gene Studies Reveal Cancer's Secrets
(22-Apr-2009)
Key alterations hold clues to blood, bladder and ovarian malignancies, researchers say
|
Gene Studies Reveal Cancer's Secrets
(22-Apr-2009)
Key alterations hold clues to blood, bladder and ovarian malignancies, researchers say
|
HRT May Protect Women From Colon Cancer
(22-Apr-2009)
Finding echoes earlier research involving hormone therapy |
Walnuts May Help Keep Breast Cancer at Bay
(21-Apr-2009)
Study in mice finds fewer, smaller tumors in those that ate the nuts |
Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
Charring Meat May Boost Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Increases production of carcinogens thought to invite disease, study finds |
A 'Smart Bomb' for Prostate Cancer?
(21-Apr-2009)
Tested in mice, new chemo delivery system may increase accuracy, researchers say |
Walnuts May Help Keep Breast Cancer at Bay
(21-Apr-2009)
Study in mice finds fewer, smaller tumors in those that ate the nuts |
Wine May Guard Against Lymphoma Recurrence
(21-Apr-2009)
Patients who drank before diagnosis had reduced risk of relapse or death, study finds |
Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
Wine May Guard Against Lymphoma Recurrence
(21-Apr-2009)
Patients who drank before diagnosis had reduced risk of relapse or death, study finds |
Charring Meat May Boost Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Increases production of carcinogens thought to invite disease, study finds |
A 'Smart Bomb' for Prostate Cancer?
(21-Apr-2009)
Tested in mice, new chemo delivery system may increase accuracy, researchers say |
Experts Highlight Inroads to Preventing Cancer
(21-Apr-2009)
Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
Genes Hike Melanoma Risk Even in Those Who Tan Well
(21-Apr-2009)
Study finds chances of getting deadly skin cancer higher despite darker coloring |
Science Makes Inroads Against Prostate, Other Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
In studies, an immune boost fights prostate tumors, and better drugs outwit brain, pancreatic malignancies |
Study Rates Breast Cancer Risks Among Races
(20-Apr-2009)
Researchers find white and black women share certain risks; other factors more distinctive |
Targeted Treatments Show Mettle Against Advanced Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
Progression-free survival longer when treatment aimed at specific tumor traits |
Doctor-Patient Talks Key to Blacks Getting Cancer Screens
(20-Apr-2009)
Poor communication a major problem in low screening rates but one that can be fixed, study suggests |
Doctor-Patient Talks Key to Blacks Getting Cancer Screens
(20-Apr-2009)
Poor communication a major problem in low screening rates but one that can be fixed, study suggests |
Study Rates Breast Cancer Risks Among Races
(20-Apr-2009)
Researchers find white and black women share certain risks; other factors more distinctive |
Targeted Treatments Show Mettle Against Advanced Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
Progression-free survival longer when treatment aimed at specific tumor traits |
Radiation Exposure Linked to Aggressive Thyroid Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
Environmental or therapeutic contact also led to poorer outcomes, study finds |
Robotic Surgery Practical for Some Head, Neck Tumors
(20-Apr-2009)
But more research needed to define advantages, limits of procedure, study suggests |
Chemo Combo Shows Promise Against Ovarian Cancer
(20-Apr-2009)
Lab-based study focused on certain types of malignancies |
Science Makes Inroads Against Prostate, Other Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
In studies, an immune boost fights prostate tumors, and better drugs outwit brain, pancreatic malignancies |
Older Men Need to Take Closer Look for Melanomas
(20-Apr-2009)
If you can't examine your own back, have a loved one take a look, study says |
Grapefruit Juice Boosts Anti-Cancer Drug's Effects
(20-Apr-2009)
Small study finds 8-ounce glass enhances absorption of rapamycin 3 to 4 times |
Robotic Surgery Practical for Some Head, Neck Tumors
(20-Apr-2009)
But more research needed to define advantages, limits of procedure, study suggests |
Chemo Combo Shows Promise Against Ovarian Cancer
(20-Apr-2009)
Lab-based study focused on certain types of malignancies |
Urine Test Could Gauge Smokers' Lung Cancer Risk
(20-Apr-2009)
Those with higher levels of a compound had nearly 9 times the risk, scientists say |
Robotic Surgery Practical for Some Head, Neck Tumors
(20-Apr-2009)
But more research needed to define advantages, limits of procedure, study suggests |
Chemo Combo Shows Promise Against Ovarian Cancer
(20-Apr-2009)
Lab-based study focused on certain types of malignancies |
Science Makes Inroads Against Prostate, Other Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
In studies, an immune boost fights prostate tumors, and better drugs outwit brain, pancreatic malignancies |
Science Makes Inroads Against Prostate, Other Cancers
(20-Apr-2009)
In studies, an immune boost fights prostate tumors, and better drugs outwit brain, pancreatic malignancies |
Older Men Need to Take Closer Look for Melanomas
(20-Apr-2009)
If you can't examine your own back, have a loved one take a look, study says |
Robotic Surgery Practical for Some Head, Neck Tumors
(20-Apr-2009)
But more research needed to define advantages, limits of procedure, study suggests |
Chemo Combo Shows Promise Against Ovarian Cancer
(20-Apr-2009)
Lab-based study focused on certain types of malignancies |
Research Takes Aim at Pancreatic Cancer
(18-Apr-2009)
Discovery and testing in mice may lead to better detection and treatment |
Research Takes Aim at Pancreatic Cancer
(18-Apr-2009)
Discovery and testing in mice may lead to better detection and treatment |
'Phase 0' Trials Aim to Speed Cancer Drug Development
(17-Apr-2009)
Report on first such study involves effort to improve chemotherapy effectiveness |
'Phase 0' Trials Aim to Speed Cancer Drug Development
(17-Apr-2009)
Report on first such study involves effort to improve chemotherapy effectiveness |
Dense Breasts Complicate Testing and Treatment
(16-Apr-2009)
Risk factor is one women can do little about, experts say |
Dense Breasts Complicate Testing and Treatment
(16-Apr-2009)
Risk factor is one women can do little about, experts say |
Sleep May Be Cause, Not Consequence, of Cancer Issues
(15-Apr-2009)
Researchers suggest treating insomnia as a way to address pain
|
New Technology Allows Better Monitoring of Cancer Cells
(15-Apr-2009)
Researchers foresee an increased ability to diagnose the disease
|
New Drug Being Tested for Pancreatic Cancer
(15-Apr-2009)
Lab findings show potential for use alone or in combination, scientist says
|
New Drug Being Tested for Pancreatic Cancer
(15-Apr-2009)
Lab findings show potential for use alone or in combination, scientist says
|
Radiation-Chemo Combo Boosts Lung Cancer Outcomes
(14-Apr-2009)
Getting both simultaneously linked to longer survival, study concludes |
Radiation-Chemo Combo Boosts Lung Cancer Outcomes
(14-Apr-2009)
Getting both simultaneously linked to longer survival, study concludes |
Radiation-Chemo Combo Boosts Lung Cancer Outcomes
(14-Apr-2009)
Getting both simultaneously linked to longer survival, study concludes |
A Drop of Blood May Help Assess Cancer Therapy
(13-Apr-2009)
Technique could one day quickly detect if treatment is working, study suggests |
Blacks Less Likely to Get Optimal Lung Cancer Treatment
(13-Apr-2009)
Disparity in care is as wide today as it was in the early '90s, study says |
Race May Not Be Key in Cancer Disparities
(13-Apr-2009)
Study finds differences drop or disappear when scale is reduced |
Wristbands May Lessen Nausea After Radiation
(13-Apr-2009)
Small study finds acupressure cut symptoms beyond mere placebo effect |
Blacks Less Likely to Get Optimal Lung Cancer Treatment
(13-Apr-2009)
Disparity in care is as wide today as it was in the early '90s, study says |
Blacks Less Likely to Get Optimal Lung Cancer Treatment
(13-Apr-2009)
Disparity in care is as wide today as it was in the early '90s, study says |
Health Tip: Lumps in the Breast
(10-Apr-2009)
Often don't signal cancer
|
Harmless Virus May Be Deadly to Breast Cancer
(10-Apr-2009)
Reovirus seeks out and destroys tumor cells, researchers say |
Harmless Virus May Be Deadly to Breast Cancer
(10-Apr-2009)
Reovirus seeks out and destroys tumor cells, researchers say |
Common Industrial Chemicals May Not Boost Cancer Risk
(08-Apr-2009)
Use of PFOA, PFOS as additives is already being phased out, experts note
|
Stress Management Battles Prostate Cancer Anxiety
(08-Apr-2009)
Brief counseling before, after surgery eases concern over side effects, study finds |
Common Industrial Chemicals May Not Boost Cancer Risk
(08-Apr-2009)
Use of PFOA, PFOS as additives is already being phased out, experts note
|
Common Industrial Chemicals May Not Boost Cancer Risk
(08-Apr-2009)
Use of PFOA, PFOS as additives is already being phased out, experts note
|
Stress Management Battles Prostate Cancer Anxiety
(08-Apr-2009)
Brief counseling before, after surgery eases concern over side effects, study finds |
Common Industrial Chemicals May Not Boost Cancer Risk
(08-Apr-2009)
Use of PFOA, PFOS as additives is already being phased out, experts note
|
Intensive Early Treatment Doesn't Help Bladder Cancer Survival
(07-Apr-2009)
High-intensity early treatment may lead to more interventions in future, study finds |
Single Cell May Produce Multiple Lung Cancer Tumors
(07-Apr-2009)
Finding suggests biological and clinical management of these growths needs to be tailored |
New Prostate Cancer Drug May Hold Promise
(07-Apr-2009)
Researchers apply for large-scale testing after 'very promising' early results
|
Single Cell May Produce Multiple Lung Cancer Tumors
(07-Apr-2009)
Finding suggests biological and clinical management of these growths needs to be tailored |
Smoking Ups Infection Risk for Lung Disease Patients
(07-Apr-2009)
It lowers immune system's defense to bacteria that threaten those with COPD, study says |
New Prostate Cancer Drug May Hold Promise
(07-Apr-2009)
Researchers apply for large-scale testing after 'very promising' early results
|
Yale Plans Closer Look at Exercise and Cancer
(06-Apr-2009)
Studies will chart recovery of active women with breast or ovarian disease |
Colon Screenings Don't Follow Guidelines, Study Suggests
(06-Apr-2009)
VA study shows elderly ill men getting same screenings as healthy folks
|
Yale Plans Closer Look at Exercise and Cancer
(06-Apr-2009)
Studies will chart recovery of active women with breast or ovarian disease |
Broccoli May Ward Off Serious Stomach Ailments
(06-Apr-2009)
Results of small study hint at cancer-preventing ability, researcher says |
Colon Screenings Don't Follow Guidelines, Study Suggests
(06-Apr-2009)
VA study shows elderly ill men getting same screenings as healthy folks
|
Researchers Profile the 'Light' Smoker
(06-Apr-2009)
They're younger, more often black or Hispanic, report finds |
Yale Plans Closer Look at Exercise and Cancer
(06-Apr-2009)
Studies will chart recovery of active women with breast or ovarian disease |
Daily Naps May Raise Older Women's Death Risk
(02-Apr-2009)
Addressing where the drowsiness comes from may be the solution, researchers say |
Drug Improves Survival in Mice With Brain Tumors
(02-Apr-2009)
Cediranib reduces tissue swelling better than steroids, team says |
Researchers Test Lithium as Radiation Protector
(01-Apr-2009)
Study in mice hints at possible use in brain cancer treatment |
Active Ingredient in Marijuana Kills Brain Cancer Cells
(01-Apr-2009)
Experts say finding worth further study, but patients shouldn't light up just yet |
Gene Mutation Doubles Risk of Aggressive Colon Cancer in Blacks
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found whites much less likely to have this variant |
Erbitux May Help Some With Colorectal Cancer
(01-Apr-2009)
Finding, called 'not overwhelming,' applies only to those with particular gene mutation
|
Gene Mutation Doubles Risk of Aggressive Colon Cancer in Blacks
(01-Apr-2009)
Study found whites much less likely to have this variant |
Active Ingredient in Marijuana Kills Brain Cancer Cells
(01-Apr-2009)
Experts say finding worth further study, but patients shouldn't light up just yet |
Erbitux May Help Some With Colorectal Cancer
(01-Apr-2009)
Finding, called 'not overwhelming,' applies only to those with particular gene mutation
|
People With MS May Have Lower Cancer Risk
(31-Mar-2009)
Overall odds are reduced, study finds, but risk rises for certain malignancies |
People With MS May Have Lower Cancer Risk
(31-Mar-2009)
Overall odds are reduced, study finds, but risk rises for certain malignancies |
As CT Radiation Accumulates, Cancer Risk May Rise
(31-Mar-2009)
Those who have the most scans over a lifetime face greatest risk, experts say
|
Gene Screen Could Help Spot Melanoma
(31-Mar-2009)
Activity of key proteins separate cancer from benign mole, scientists say |
Gene Screen Could Help Spot Melanoma
(31-Mar-2009)
Activity of key proteins separate cancer from benign mole, scientists say |
Scientists Identify More Breast Cancer Genes
(30-Mar-2009)
Findings should lead to deeper understanding of the disease, experts say |
Scientists Identify More Breast Cancer Genes
(30-Mar-2009)
Findings should lead to deeper understanding of the disease, experts say |
Afinitor Approved for Advanced Kidney Cancer
(30-Mar-2009)
When cancer progresses despite other treatments
|
Microsurgery May Cut Swelling After Breast Cancer Treatment
(27-Mar-2009)
Technique reroutes lymphatic fluid to prevent buildup, experts explain
|
AIDS Drug Slows Spread of Deadly Childhood Brain Cancer
(26-Mar-2009)
Study finds it suppresses enzyme vital to tumor growth |
AIDS Drug Slows Spread of Deadly Childhood Brain Cancer
(26-Mar-2009)
Study finds it suppresses enzyme vital to tumor growth |
Black Women at Higher Risk for Aggressive Breast Tumors
(25-Mar-2009)
Triple negative growths 3 times more likely regardless of age, weight, study finds |
Gene Test May ID Younger Women at Risk for Melanoma
(25-Mar-2009)
Variation found in more than 40% of females under 50 raises odds almost 4-fold |
Black Women at Higher Risk for Aggressive Breast Tumors
(25-Mar-2009)
Triple negative growths 3 times more likely regardless of age, weight, study finds |
Scientists ID New Biomarker for Prostate Cancer
(25-Mar-2009)
Study finds cleaved galectin-3 may serve as treatment target against disease progression |
Drug Combo Helps Larynx Cancer Patients Preserve Voice Box
(25-Mar-2009)
Adding third medicine to standard therapy made the difference, researchers say |
Scientists ID New Biomarker for Prostate Cancer
(25-Mar-2009)
Study finds cleaved galectin-3 may serve as treatment target against disease progression |
Gene Test May ID Younger Women at Risk for Melanoma
(25-Mar-2009)
Variation found in more than 40% of females under 50 raises odds almost 4-fold |
Soy May Help Shield Asian-American Girls From Breast Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Early consumption seems most beneficial, but needs further study, experts say
|
Flushing From Alcohol a Risk Factor for Esophageal Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Recognizing the enzyme deficiency would save many lives, study suggests |
Soy May Help Shield Asian-American Girls From Breast Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Early consumption seems most beneficial, but needs further study, experts say
|
HPV Data May Aid Vaccine's Effectiveness
(24-Mar-2009)
Most cervical cancers arose from strains covered by the shot, study finds |
Flushing From Alcohol a Risk Factor for Esophageal Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Recognizing the enzyme deficiency would save many lives, study suggests |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Guard Against Advanced Prostate Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Even men genetically predisposed to disease benefit from eating fish, study finds |
Catching Ovarian Cancer Early May Miss Aggressive Tumors
(24-Mar-2009)
The finding casts the usefulness of screening into doubt, scientists say |
HPV Data May Aid Vaccine's Effectiveness
(24-Mar-2009)
Most cervical cancers arose from strains covered by the shot, study finds |
Catching Ovarian Cancer Early May Miss Aggressive Tumors
(24-Mar-2009)
The finding casts the usefulness of screening into doubt, scientists say |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Guard Against Advanced Prostate Cancer
(24-Mar-2009)
Even men genetically predisposed to disease benefit from eating fish, study finds |
Gold Nanospheres Show Promise in 'Boiling' Out Cancer
(23-Mar-2009)
Smaller than dust flecks, new therapy 'cooks' bad cells while leaving healthy ones alone |
Dogs Help in Hunt for New Cancer Drugs
(23-Mar-2009)
Research with canines may one day lead to new therapies to benefit humans |
Too Much Red Meat May Shorten Life Span
(23-Mar-2009)
Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients |
Gold Nanospheres Show Promise in 'Boiling' Out Cancer
(23-Mar-2009)
Smaller than dust flecks, new therapy 'cooks' bad cells while leaving healthy ones alone |
What to Expect From a Colonoscopy
(22-Mar-2009)
While many patients are nervous, doctors say it isn't as scary as some believe |
What to Expect From a Colonoscopy
(22-Mar-2009)
While many patients are nervous, doctors say it isn't as scary as some believe |
Combo Screening Doesn't Spot Early Ovarian Cancer
(20-Mar-2009)
Even finding it early may not save lives, researchers say
|
Combo Screening Doesn't Spot Early Ovarian Cancer
(20-Mar-2009)
Even finding it early may not save lives, researchers say
|
Gleevec Prevents Return of Intestinal Cancer, Study Confirms
(19-Mar-2009)
Drug is shown to be most effective on larger tumors |
PSA Testing: What Should Men Do?
(19-Mar-2009)
Fallout from 2 studies, pro and con, has experts in a quandry |
PSA Testing: What Should Men Do?
(19-Mar-2009)
Fallout from 2 studies, pro and con, has experts in a quandry |
When Breast Cancer Recurs, Finding Pre-Symptoms Is Key
(18-Mar-2009)
Early stage cancers are usually smaller and more contained, study finds |
Obesity Tied to Poor Pancreatic Cancer Surgery Outcomes
(18-Mar-2009)
Study finds risk of disease recurrence, death nearly twice that of normal-weight patients |
When Breast Cancer Recurs, Finding Pre-Symptoms Is Key
(18-Mar-2009)
Early stage cancers are usually smaller and more contained, study finds |
2 Studies Conflict Over Value of Prostate Cancer Screening
(18-Mar-2009)
Doctors acknowledge that the PSA test is a far from perfect tool |
Progress Reported Against Gene Involved in Hepatitis C
(18-Mar-2009)
Finding could lead to new treatments for the disease, researchers say
|
Obesity Tied to Poor Pancreatic Cancer Surgery Outcomes
(18-Mar-2009)
Study finds risk of disease recurrence, death nearly twice that of normal-weight patients |
2 Studies Conflict Over Value of Prostate Cancer Screening
(18-Mar-2009)
Doctors acknowledge that the PSA test is a far from perfect tool |
Lymphedema Raises Cost of Breast Cancer Care
(17-Mar-2009)
Painful swelling can require treatments for infections and depression |
Most Devout Most Likely to Fight Death to the End
(17-Mar-2009)
Those with advanced cancer, strong faith more often wanted lifesaving measures, study finds |
Lymphedema Raises Cost of Breast Cancer Care
(17-Mar-2009)
Painful swelling can require treatments for infections and depression |
'Watchful Waiting' Safe With Low-Risk Prostate Cancers
(16-Mar-2009)
Study suggests close monitoring offers some men better quality of life |
'Watchful Waiting' Safe With Low-Risk Prostate Cancers
(16-Mar-2009)
Study suggests close monitoring offers some men better quality of life |
Younger Women With Breast Cancer Face Added Peril
(13-Mar-2009)
Disease is more aggressive, requiring more radical treatments, study suggests |
First DNA Tests for HPV Approved
(13-Mar-2009)
The virus associated with most cases of cervical cancer |
Younger Women With Breast Cancer Face Added Peril
(13-Mar-2009)
Disease is more aggressive, requiring more radical treatments, study suggests |
Cancer Drug May Offer New Hope for Lupus Patients
(13-Mar-2009)
Small U.K. study says Rituxan could become 1st new drug for disease in 50 years |
Freezing Kidney Cancers Shows Promise
(13-Mar-2009)
Study found noninvasive technique eradicated smaller tumors |
Freckles, Moles May Indicate Risk for Eye Cancer
(12-Mar-2009)
Factors that lead to skin cancer make uveal melanoma more likely, too, study finds |
Pancreatic Drug Trial Halted on Promising Results
(12-Mar-2009)
Sutent showed greater survival rates, Pfizer says |
Pancreatic Drug Trial Halted on Promising Results
(12-Mar-2009)
Sutent showed greater survival rates, Pfizer says |
Freckles, Moles May Indicate Risk for Eye Cancer
(12-Mar-2009)
Factors that lead to skin cancer make uveal melanoma more likely, too, study finds |
Genes May Decide Which Smokers Get Lung Disease
(11-Mar-2009)
Certain DNA could encourage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, research shows |
Combo of Tests Might Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
(11-Mar-2009)
Preliminary findings offer hope against a silent killer
|
Genes May Decide Which Smokers Get Lung Disease
(11-Mar-2009)
Certain DNA could encourage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, research shows |
Ozone Pollution Taking Toll on American Lives
(11-Mar-2009)
Breathing in smog heightens lung, heart risks, report finds |
Combo of Tests Might Spot Ovarian Cancer Early
(11-Mar-2009)
Preliminary findings offer hope against a silent killer
|
'Male Lumpectomy' May Help Some With Prostate Cancer
(10-Mar-2009)
Procedure involves freezing tumor rather than removing entire gland |
Study Links Blood Type and Pancreatic Cancer
(10-Mar-2009)
Findings shed light on gene serving as marker for others involved in tumor development |
Folic Acid Supplements Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(10-Mar-2009)
But 10-year study also showed having enough folate in diet might offer protection |
Study Links Blood Type and Pancreatic Cancer
(10-Mar-2009)
Findings shed light on gene serving as marker for others involved in tumor development |
'Male Lumpectomy' May Help Some With Prostate Cancer
(10-Mar-2009)
Procedure involves freezing tumor rather than removing entire gland |
Folic Acid Supplements Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(10-Mar-2009)
But 10-year study also showed having enough folate in diet might offer protection |
Technique Might Prevent Some Bladder Removals
(09-Mar-2009)
Method helps doctors better distinguish cancer types, researcher says
|
Bone Cement Eases Pain of Late-Stage Cancers
(09-Mar-2009)
Italian researchers report bedridden patients walked 24 hours after treatment |
Combo Treatment for Aggressive Brain Tumor May Lengthen Life
(09-Mar-2009)
Study finds longer-term survival benefit with chemo and radiation |
Women With Breast Cancer Gene Favor Preventive Mastectomy
(09-Mar-2009)
Most carriers view the procedure as best security against the disease, study finds |
Wine Color Won't Change Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Mar-2009)
Despite red wine's healthy reputation, study finds it won't lower cancer odds
|
Technique Might Prevent Some Bladder Removals
(09-Mar-2009)
Method helps doctors better distinguish cancer types, researcher says
|
DNA Variations May Alter Risk of Hodgkin's Disease
(09-Mar-2009)
Proteins that repair genetic damage are focus of new research |
Bone Cement Eases Pain of Late-Stage Cancers
(09-Mar-2009)
Italian researchers report bedridden patients walked 24 hours after treatment |
Combo Treatment for Aggressive Brain Tumor May Lengthen Life
(09-Mar-2009)
Study finds longer-term survival benefit with chemo and radiation |
Wine Color Won't Change Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Mar-2009)
Despite red wine's healthy reputation, study finds it won't lower cancer odds
|
Dying Feel Abandoned by Docs in the End
(09-Mar-2009)
Continuity of care, closure important for dying, families and docs, study finds
|
DNA Variations May Alter Risk of Hodgkin's Disease
(09-Mar-2009)
Proteins that repair genetic damage are focus of new research |
Combo Treatment for Aggressive Brain Tumor May Lengthen Life
(09-Mar-2009)
Study finds longer-term survival benefit with chemo and radiation |
Rectal Cancer Outcomes Best With Short-Course Radiation
(06-Mar-2009)
Even with latest surgical techniques, therapy should come first, studies suggest |
Health Tip: Caring for Mouth Sores From Cancer Treatment
(06-Mar-2009)
What you can do
|
Drug Could Make Melanoma More Vulnerable to Chemo
(06-Mar-2009)
Compound disabled protein fueling tumor growth, making therapy more effective |
Rectal Cancer Outcomes Best With Short-Course Radiation
(06-Mar-2009)
Even with latest surgical techniques, therapy should come first, studies suggest |
Rectal Cancer Outcomes Best With Short-Course Radiation
(06-Mar-2009)
Even with latest surgical techniques, therapy should come first, studies suggest |
Drug Could Make Melanoma More Vulnerable to Chemo
(06-Mar-2009)
Compound disabled protein fueling tumor growth, making therapy more effective |
Drug Could Make Melanoma More Vulnerable to Chemo
(06-Mar-2009)
Compound disabled protein fueling tumor growth, making therapy more effective |
Rectal Cancer Outcomes Best With Short-Course Radiation
(06-Mar-2009)
Even with latest surgical techniques, therapy should come first, studies suggest |
Brain Tumor Drug May Help Spur Cancer's Return
(05-Mar-2009)
But insights into how that happens may lead to ways around it, researchers say
|
Drugs From Vegetables May Target Melanoma Tumors
(05-Mar-2009)
Extracts of broccoli, cabbage block protein in disease spread, study says |
Drugs From Vegetables May Target Melanoma Tumors
(05-Mar-2009)
Extracts of broccoli, cabbage block protein in disease spread, study says |
Wine May Be Protective Against Esophageal Cancer
(02-Mar-2009)
One glass a day may lower risk for Barrett's, a precursor to disease, study finds |
Wine May Be Protective Against Esophageal Cancer
(02-Mar-2009)
One glass a day may lower risk for Barrett's, a precursor to disease, study finds |
New Test May Mean Faster Breast Cancer Treatment
(27-Feb-2009)
Genetic analysis method can be used on all women with diagnosis, study says |
Men With BRCA Gene Mutations Unaware of Cancer Risks
(27-Feb-2009)
They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
New Test May Mean Faster Breast Cancer Treatment
(27-Feb-2009)
Genetic analysis method can be used on all women with diagnosis, study says |
Men With BRCA Gene Mutations Unaware of Cancer Risks
(27-Feb-2009)
They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
Men With BRCA Gene Mutations Unaware of Cancer Risks
(27-Feb-2009)
They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
Men With BRCA Gene Mutations Unaware of Cancer Risks
(27-Feb-2009)
They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says |
Yoga May Bring Calm to Breast Cancer Treatment
(26-Feb-2009)
Women reported less stress, more peace after sessions, study finds |
Yoga May Bring Calm to Breast Cancer Treatment
(26-Feb-2009)
Women reported less stress, more peace after sessions, study finds |
Caffeine May Offer Some Skin Cancer Protection
(26-Feb-2009)
It might one day be used as an ingredient in sunscreen, researchers say |
Caffeine May Offer Some Skin Cancer Protection
(26-Feb-2009)
It might one day be used as an ingredient in sunscreen, researchers say |
Tests Might Diagnose, Predict Prostate Cancer
(25-Feb-2009)
One measures genes in urine, another combines PSA and other risk factors |
Tests Might Diagnose, Predict Prostate Cancer
(25-Feb-2009)
One measures genes in urine, another combines PSA and other risk factors |
Experts Call for FDA Regulation of Tobacco Products
(25-Feb-2009)
2-year project also urges higher cigarette taxes, more oversight of advertising claims |
Tests Might Diagnose, Predict Prostate Cancer
(25-Feb-2009)
One measures genes in urine, another combines PSA and other risk factors |
Waiting Is the Hardest Part in Biopsies
(24-Feb-2009)
Study finds stress hormone levels abnormal among women waiting for breast biopsy results |
Drinking Raises Cancer Risk for Middle-Age Women
(24-Feb-2009)
Even one drink a day poses danger, large study finds
|
Drinking Raises Cancer Risk for Middle-Age Women
(24-Feb-2009)
Even one drink a day poses danger, large study finds
|
Waiting Is the Hardest Part in Biopsies
(24-Feb-2009)
Study finds stress hormone levels abnormal among women waiting for breast biopsy results |
Drinking Raises Cancer Risk for Middle-Age Women
(24-Feb-2009)
Even one drink a day poses danger, large study finds
|
PSA Tests Not Race-Specific, Study Finds
(24-Feb-2009)
Contrary to common belief, same threshold works well for black and white men, researchers say |
Drugs May Help Healthy Men Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
(24-Feb-2009)
New guidelines suggest that men discuss use of medicines such as Propecia with their doctor |
Technique May Let More Women Use Tamoxifen
(23-Feb-2009)
30% of breast cancers currently don't respond to this type of estrogen-linked drug |
Calcium Helps Ward Off Colon Cancer
(23-Feb-2009)
Effect is strongest for women, study finds, doesn't extend to other malignancies |
Reminders Help Patients Get Better Care
(23-Feb-2009)
Simple interventions boosted colon cancer screening rates, researchers say |
Media Influences Cancer Care
(23-Feb-2009)
Patients who search Web, other media more likely to get newer treatments, study finds |
Calcium Helps Ward Off Colon Cancer
(23-Feb-2009)
Effect is strongest for women, study finds, doesn't extend to other malignancies |
Media Influences Cancer Care
(23-Feb-2009)
Patients who search Web, other media more likely to get newer treatments, study finds |
Calcium Helps Ward Off Colon Cancer
(23-Feb-2009)
Effect is strongest for women, study finds, doesn't extend to other malignancies |
Male Infertility Tied to Testicular Cancer Risk
(23-Feb-2009)
A common factor may boost the odds for both, researchers say |
Scientists Gain Insight Into Blood Cancer's Progression
(20-Feb-2009)
Findings for chronic myeloid leukemia may have wider implications, researchers say |
Many Older Men Won't Benefit from PSA Test
(20-Feb-2009)
Screening may prove an unnecessary expense in men 75 or older, researchers say |
Stress May Speed Melanoma Progression
(19-Feb-2009)
But certain heart drugs may help counter the effect, researchers say |
Obesity, Lack of Insurance Take Toll on Young Americans
(19-Feb-2009)
CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29 |
Stress May Speed Melanoma Progression
(19-Feb-2009)
But certain heart drugs may help counter the effect, researchers say |
Genetic Mutations Linked to Deadly Brain Cancer
(18-Feb-2009)
Tests could one day individualize treatment, researcher says |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Genetic Mutations Linked to Deadly Brain Cancer
(18-Feb-2009)
Tests could one day individualize treatment, researcher says |
Sunken, Unexploded Bombs Pose Cancer Risk
(18-Feb-2009)
Munitions in water off Puerto Rico transfer toxins into seafood, scientist says |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Health Groups Slam Tobacco Marketing to Women
(18-Feb-2009)
Attempts to make smoking more feminine, fashionable should be curbed, they say |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger
(18-Feb-2009)
Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
Doctors' Guide to Cancer Drugs May Need Revising
(17-Feb-2009)
Physicians often rely on outdated data when making 'off-label' decisions, study says |
Menopause Drug Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence
(17-Feb-2009)
Dutch study of tibolone, also used for osteoporosis but not available in U.S., was stopped early due to increased risk
|
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
Gene Test May Help Predict Colon Cancer's Return
(17-Feb-2009)
A marker in lymph nodes points to more persistent tumors, scientists say |
Doctors' Guide to Cancer Drugs May Need Revising
(17-Feb-2009)
Physicians often rely on outdated data when making 'off-label' decisions, study says |
Gene Test May Help Predict Colon Cancer's Return
(17-Feb-2009)
A marker in lymph nodes points to more persistent tumors, scientists say |
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
Health Tip: Tobacco and Oral Health
(17-Feb-2009)
What it can do to your mouth
|
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
Skin Woes Take Toll on U.S. Combat Troops
(17-Feb-2009)
Rashes, hives, other problems exacerbated by wartime conditions, researchers say |
One in Three Cancer Survivors on Unemployment Line
(17-Feb-2009)
Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study
|
Experts Release Guidelines on Use of Breast MRI
(16-Feb-2009)
The technology can supplement, but not replace, standard screening, they say |
Hodgkin's Survivors Prone to Breast Cancer Later
(16-Feb-2009)
Study found they were 37 times more likely to develop malignancies after radiation treatments |
Experts Release Guidelines on Use of Breast MRI
(16-Feb-2009)
The technology can supplement, but not replace, standard screening, they say |
Hodgkin's Survivors Prone to Breast Cancer Later
(16-Feb-2009)
Study found they were 37 times more likely to develop malignancies after radiation treatments |
Family History of Melanoma Doubles Parkinson's Risk
(16-Feb-2009)
Linkage between the two might be genetic, researchers say |
Hodgkin's Survivors Prone to Breast Cancer Later
(16-Feb-2009)
Study found they were 37 times more likely to develop malignancies after radiation treatments |
Family History of Melanoma Doubles Parkinson's Risk
(16-Feb-2009)
Linkage between the two might be genetic, researchers say |
Immune Cells Shrink Tumors in Mice
(13-Feb-2009)
They target a protein found in some cancers, study finds |
Chocolate for Your Valentine a Healthy Idea
(13-Feb-2009)
Expert says the dark kind protects against cancer, along with being sweet |
Researchers ID Biomarker for Fatal Prostate Cancer
(13-Feb-2009)
Men with highest ionized serum calcium 3 times more likely to die, study finds |
Health Tip: Help Reduce Your Risk of Lung Disease
(13-Feb-2009)
What you can do |
Immune Cells Shrink Tumors in Mice
(13-Feb-2009)
They target a protein found in some cancers, study finds |
Immune Cells Shrink Tumors in Mice
(13-Feb-2009)
They target a protein found in some cancers, study finds |
Immune Cells Shrink Tumors in Mice
(13-Feb-2009)
They target a protein found in some cancers, study finds |
Researchers ID Biomarker for Fatal Prostate Cancer
(13-Feb-2009)
Men with highest ionized serum calcium 3 times more likely to die, study finds |
Drug Inhibits Colon Cancer in Mice
(12-Feb-2009)
Treated with enzastaurin, even tumors that did develop weren't as advanced, study finds |
Drug Inhibits Colon Cancer in Mice
(12-Feb-2009)
Treated with enzastaurin, even tumors that did develop weren't as advanced, study finds |
Signs of Leukemia Show Up Years Before Diagnosis
(11-Feb-2009)
Study suggests abnormal blood cells hold clues to start of chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
Levels of Circulating Tumor Cells Could Predict Prostate Cancer Outcome
(11-Feb-2009)
New method of tracking changes proves better predictor than PSA, study says |
Promise of Cash Prompts Smokers to Quit
(11-Feb-2009)
Financial incentives tripled rates of cessation, study found
|
Urine Test May One Day Predict Prostate Cancer
(11-Feb-2009)
Lab results identify component linked to aggressiveness of disease
|
Signs of Leukemia Show Up Years Before Diagnosis
(11-Feb-2009)
Study suggests abnormal blood cells hold clues to start of chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
Promise of Cash Prompts Smokers to Quit
(11-Feb-2009)
Financial incentives tripled rates of cessation, study found
|
Levels of Circulating Tumor Cells Could Predict Prostate Cancer Outcome
(11-Feb-2009)
New method of tracking changes proves better predictor than PSA, study says |
Urine Test May One Day Predict Prostate Cancer
(11-Feb-2009)
Lab results identify component linked to aggressiveness of disease
|
Genes Help Cancer-Linked Viruses Elude Immune System
(10-Feb-2009)
Pathogens such as HPV tweak their DNA to escape detection, study suggests |
Long-Term Aspirin Use Seems to Protect Against Colorectal Lesions
(10-Feb-2009)
The benefit lasts even if you stop taking the drug, study finds |
Mediterranean Diet Aids the Aging Brain: Study
(10-Feb-2009)
Eating plan seems to reduce the risk of cognitive impairment, dementia |
Long-Term Aspirin Use Seems to Protect Against Colorectal Lesions
(10-Feb-2009)
The benefit lasts even if you stop taking the drug, study finds |
Long-Term Aspirin Use Seems to Protect Against Colorectal Lesions
(10-Feb-2009)
The benefit lasts even if you stop taking the drug, study finds |
Pregnancy May Not Affect Breast Cancer Survival
(09-Feb-2009)
But early diagnosis and treatment before birth are best, study says |
Marijuana Linked to Aggressive Testicular Cancer
(09-Feb-2009)
But not all are sure that adolescents' use of cannabis causes cells to proliferate |
Pregnancy May Not Affect Breast Cancer Survival
(09-Feb-2009)
But early diagnosis and treatment before birth are best, study says |
Vitamins Do Older Women Little Good
(09-Feb-2009)
Study finds they don't reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer |
Marijuana Linked to Aggressive Testicular Cancer
(09-Feb-2009)
But not all are sure that adolescents' use of cannabis causes cells to proliferate |
Get to Know the Pap Test
(08-Feb-2009)
Experts offer women 6 key facts about the lifesaving screening
|
Minorities Distrust Medical System More
(06-Feb-2009)
Study finds levels of skepticism correlate with lower cancer screening rates |
Minorities Distrust Medical System More
(06-Feb-2009)
Study finds levels of skepticism correlate with lower cancer screening rates |
Panel Finds Evidence Murky on Full-Body Skin Exams
(06-Feb-2009)
To detect cancer, people need to watch for lesions, experts stress |
Fertility Drugs Do Not Increase Ovarian Cancer Risk
(06-Feb-2009)
Women who have multiple treatments face little danger, Danish study says |
Minorities Distrust Medical System More
(06-Feb-2009)
Study finds levels of skepticism correlate with lower cancer screening rates |
Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Faces Tough Battle Against Pancreatic Cancer
(06-Feb-2009)
Experts note high recurrence rate, even when malignancy is found early |
Gene Test Could Predict Thyroid Cancer Risk
(06-Feb-2009)
2 mutations could increase cancer risk almost 6-fold, researchers find |
Fertility Drugs Do Not Increase Ovarian Cancer Risk
(06-Feb-2009)
Women who have multiple treatments face little danger, Danish study says |
Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Faces Tough Battle Against Pancreatic Cancer
(06-Feb-2009)
Experts note high recurrence rate, even when malignancy is found early |
Panel Finds Evidence Murky on Full-Body Skin Exams
(06-Feb-2009)
To detect cancer, people need to watch for lesions, experts stress |
Gene Test Could Predict Thyroid Cancer Risk
(06-Feb-2009)
2 mutations could increase cancer risk almost 6-fold, researchers find |
Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Faces Tough Battle Against Pancreatic Cancer
(06-Feb-2009)
Experts note high recurrence rate, even when malignancy is found early |
Two-Thirds of Hispanic Women Discover Breast Cancer Themselves
(05-Feb-2009)
But half wait at least a month before seeking help, research shows |
Statins Don't Cut Cancer Risk
(05-Feb-2009)
Animal study found 2 popular cholesterol-lowering drugs had little effect on tumors |
Rural Areas Able to Increase Colon Cancer Screenings
(05-Feb-2009)
As population ages, study finds destination states seeing higher volume of procedures |
Rural Areas Able to Increase Colon Cancer Screenings
(05-Feb-2009)
As population ages, study finds destination states seeing higher volume of procedures |
Two-Thirds of Hispanic Women Discover Breast Cancer Themselves
(05-Feb-2009)
But half wait at least a month before seeking help, research shows |
Statins Don't Cut Cancer Risk
(05-Feb-2009)
Animal study found 2 popular cholesterol-lowering drugs had little effect on tumors |
Cancer Patients Often Stranded in Health Insurance Nightmares
(05-Feb-2009)
New report details 20 troubling tales, offers advice on how to cope |
Rural Areas Able to Increase Colon Cancer Screenings
(05-Feb-2009)
As population ages, study finds destination states seeing higher volume of procedures |
Drop in Breast Cancer Rates Due to Drop in HRT Use
(04-Feb-2009)
Researchers say first two years of combined hormone therapy a 'safe' period |
Most Young, Black Females Are Not Getting HPV Vaccine
(04-Feb-2009)
Despite viewing shot as 'wise choice,' just 1 in 4 are protected, survey finds |
Adding a Cancer Drug May Make Matters Worse
(04-Feb-2009)
Finding underscores need for studies in people, not just animals, expert stresses |
Most Young, Black Females Are Not Getting HPV Vaccine
(04-Feb-2009)
Despite viewing shot as 'wise choice,' just 1 in 4 are protected, survey finds |
Cancer Survivors Say Costs Keep Them From Care
(04-Feb-2009)
Insured or not, patients forgo medical needs twice as often as others, study finds
|
Drop in Breast Cancer Rates Due to Drop in HRT Use
(04-Feb-2009)
Researchers say first two years of combined hormone therapy a 'safe' period |
Artificial Light Linked to Prostate Cancer Risk
(04-Feb-2009)
But don't turn off electricity, researchers say, just take this into account in energy policies |
Adding a Cancer Drug May Make Matters Worse
(04-Feb-2009)
Finding underscores need for studies in people, not just animals, expert stresses |
Artificial Light Linked to Prostate Cancer Risk
(04-Feb-2009)
But don't turn off electricity, researchers say, just take this into account in energy policies |
Adding a Cancer Drug May Make Matters Worse
(04-Feb-2009)
Finding underscores need for studies in people, not just animals, expert stresses |
2 Years of Hormone Use May Be 'Safe'
(03-Feb-2009)
Cancer risk doesn't rise until third year, study finds |
Fewer Women Are Having Mammograms
(03-Feb-2009)
CDC reports decline in two-thirds of the country
|
Stool-Based Colon Cancer Tests Vary Widely in Accuracy
(03-Feb-2009)
Colonoscopy remains the best way of spotting trouble, experts say |
Stool-Based Colon Cancer Tests Vary Widely in Accuracy
(03-Feb-2009)
Colonoscopy remains the best way of spotting trouble, experts say |
Childhood Beach Vacations May Boost Melanoma Risk
(03-Feb-2009)
Each seaside stay increased skin moles by 5%, study found |
2 Years of Hormone Use May Be 'Safe'
(03-Feb-2009)
Cancer risk doesn't rise until third year, study finds |
Fewer Women Are Having Mammograms
(03-Feb-2009)
CDC reports decline in two-thirds of the country
|
Childhood Beach Vacations May Boost Melanoma Risk
(03-Feb-2009)
Each seaside stay increased skin moles by 5%, study found |
New Clues to Stopping Colitis-Linked Cancer
(02-Feb-2009)
2 immune system proteins could hold the key, study finds |
Aggressive Treatment Effective in Kids' Brain Cancer
(31-Jan-2009)
Newer radiotherapy delivery systems cut dose, side effects after rare disease surgery |
Aggressive Treatment Effective in Kids' Brain Cancer
(31-Jan-2009)
Newer radiotherapy delivery systems cut dose, side effects after rare disease surgery |
Variations in Gene DNA Boost Drinkers' Cancer Risk
(30-Jan-2009)
Changes to 2 alcohol-metabolizing enzymes are responsible, study says |
Variations in Gene DNA Boost Drinkers' Cancer Risk
(30-Jan-2009)
Changes to 2 alcohol-metabolizing enzymes are responsible, study says |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Getting Recommended Mammograms
(27-Jan-2009)
Chest radiation indicates need for earlier screening, study notes
|
Ovary Removal May Not Be Needed in Endometrial Cancer
(27-Jan-2009)
In women 45 and younger, study finds no survival difference when ovaries left intact |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Getting Recommended Mammograms
(27-Jan-2009)
Chest radiation indicates need for earlier screening, study notes
|
In Kids, Genes May Affect Leukemia Treatment
(27-Jan-2009)
Finding could help tailor therapy regimen to individuals, experts say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Getting Recommended Mammograms
(27-Jan-2009)
Chest radiation indicates need for earlier screening, study notes
|
Ovary Removal May Not Be Needed in Endometrial Cancer
(27-Jan-2009)
In women 45 and younger, study finds no survival difference when ovaries left intact |
In Kids, Genes May Affect Leukemia Treatment
(27-Jan-2009)
Finding could help tailor therapy regimen to individuals, experts say |
Gene Variant Raises Risk for Brain Cancer at Young Age
(26-Jan-2009)
But researcher stresses risk is still low |
Why Cancer in One Breast May Affect the Other
(26-Jan-2009)
Researchers identify certain factors that seem to increase risk
|
Gene Variant Raises Risk for Brain Cancer at Young Age
(26-Jan-2009)
But researcher stresses risk is still low |
Why Cancer in One Breast May Affect the Other
(26-Jan-2009)
Researchers identify certain factors that seem to increase risk
|
Database Helps Assess Your Breast Cancer Risk
(25-Jan-2009)
Lifestyle factors and environmental hazards are included in the searchable site
|
Database Helps Assess Your Breast Cancer Risk
(25-Jan-2009)
Lifestyle factors and environmental hazards are included in the searchable site
|
Acne Cream Not Linked to Raised Death Risk
(23-Jan-2009)
Analysis of VA study that was halted early says retinoid tretinoin not the culprit |
Targeting Cancer's Own Stem Cells to Fight Recurrence
(21-Jan-2009)
In the lab, scientists used a virus to thwart tumor's comeback |
Supplement Hampers Thyroid Cancer Treatment
(21-Jan-2009)
Iodine from kelp in dietary aid compromised therapy, researchers say |
Supplement Hampers Thyroid Cancer Treatment
(21-Jan-2009)
Iodine from kelp in dietary aid compromised therapy, researchers say |
Supplement Hampers Thyroid Cancer Treatment
(21-Jan-2009)
Iodine from kelp in dietary aid compromised therapy, researchers say |
Tiny Chemo Beads Boost Liver Cancer Outcomes
(20-Jan-2009)
They are soaked with drugs to target only the tumor, researchers explain |
Older Drug Effective in Treating Pediatric Nerve Cancer
(20-Jan-2009)
Low, short-term doses of DFMO helps prevent disease spread, study finds |
Tiny Chemo Beads Boost Liver Cancer Outcomes
(20-Jan-2009)
They are soaked with drugs to target only the tumor, researchers explain |
Low-Cost Strategies to Maintain Health in Hard Times
(19-Jan-2009)
Staying fit doesn't have to break the bank, experts say |
Optimal Treatment Boosts Blacks' Lung Cancer Survival
(19-Jan-2009)
Patients who received recommended care did better, regardless of race, study found |
Genetic Data May Predict Colon Cancer Odds
(16-Jan-2009)
Discovery might help people make healthier diet, lifestyle choices, scientists say |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
Family Docs Do Colonoscopies Safely
(15-Jan-2009)
Study found no more complications than when specialists perform screening test |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
Family Docs Do Colonoscopies Safely
(15-Jan-2009)
Study found no more complications than when specialists perform screening test |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
More Americans Urged to Get Cancer Screenings
(15-Jan-2009)
Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
Researchers Zero In on GI Cancers
(14-Jan-2009)
Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
Researchers Zero In on GI Cancers
(14-Jan-2009)
Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
Hard-to-Treat Leukemia Cell Subtype Identified
(14-Jan-2009)
Discovery suggests new treatments for aggressive form of childhood disease, study says |
Researchers Zero In on GI Cancers
(14-Jan-2009)
Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
Researchers Zero In on GI Cancers
(14-Jan-2009)
Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
Hard-to-Treat Leukemia Cell Subtype Identified
(14-Jan-2009)
Discovery suggests new treatments for aggressive form of childhood disease, study says |
Researchers Zero In on GI Cancers
(14-Jan-2009)
Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
Researchers Zero In on GI Cancers
(14-Jan-2009)
Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
Ovary Removal Lowers Odds of Cancer in High-Risk Women
(13-Jan-2009)
Study confirms women with BRCA mutations are wise to take preventive action |
Multiple Screening Strategy Boosts Cervical Cancer Detection
(13-Jan-2009)
Two extra steps improve results, study finds |
Multiple Screening Strategy Boosts Cervical Cancer Detection
(13-Jan-2009)
Two extra steps improve results, study finds |
U.S. Flunks on Tobacco Control Report Card
(13-Jan-2009)
Lung Association report says feds and most states neglect preventing tobacco-caused illness |
U.S. Flunks on Tobacco Control Report Card
(13-Jan-2009)
Lung Association report says feds and most states neglect preventing tobacco-caused illness |
Ovary Removal Lowers Odds of Cancer in High-Risk Women
(13-Jan-2009)
Study confirms women with BRCA mutations are wise to take preventive action |
Gene Fusions May Drive Certain Cancers
(12-Jan-2009)
Prostate cell findings could reveal targets for future treatments |
Gene Fusions May Drive Certain Cancers
(12-Jan-2009)
Prostate cell findings could reveal targets for future treatments |
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Team Designs Gold Nanoparticles to Deliver Multiple Drugs
(09-Jan-2009)
New technique might better control treatment of diseases like cancer, AIDS |
Childhood Leukemia Subtype Resists Treatment
(09-Jan-2009)
Those with rare gene have disease relapse often within 5 years of apparent remission |
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Childhood Leukemia Subtype Resists Treatment
(09-Jan-2009)
Those with rare gene have disease relapse often within 5 years of apparent remission |
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Garlic as a Cancer Fighter? Maybe Not
(09-Jan-2009)
Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak
|
Hormone Therapy May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk
(08-Jan-2009)
Study included nearly 57,000 women who had been followed for about 15 years |
New Drug May Work Better Against Chemo Side Effects
(08-Jan-2009)
Japanese testing reveals longer protection from nausea and vomiting |
Hormone Therapy May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk
(08-Jan-2009)
Study included nearly 57,000 women who had been followed for about 15 years |
Hormone Therapy May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk
(08-Jan-2009)
Study included nearly 57,000 women who had been followed for about 15 years |
Melanoma Rates on the Rise in U.S.
(08-Jan-2009)
Increase could indicate an epidemic of skin cancer, researchers suggest |
New Drug May Work Better Against Chemo Side Effects
(08-Jan-2009)
Japanese testing reveals longer protection from nausea and vomiting |
Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter
(07-Jan-2009)
Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says |
Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter
(07-Jan-2009)
Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says |
Gene Governs Response to Leukemia Chemotherapy
(07-Jan-2009)
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is most common pediatric cancer |
Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter
(07-Jan-2009)
Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says |
Gene Governs Response to Leukemia Chemotherapy
(07-Jan-2009)
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is most common pediatric cancer |
Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter
(07-Jan-2009)
Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says |
'Snowbirds' Beware the Climate Changes
(07-Jan-2009)
Switch to balmier days can be healthy and hazardous for seniors, experts say |
Health Tip: Feel Better by Looking Good
(06-Jan-2009)
If you're sick, don't ignore your appearance
|
Obesity Linked to Ovarian Cancer
(05-Jan-2009)
Excess estrogen may contribute to malignancy, study suggests |
Obesity Linked to Ovarian Cancer
(05-Jan-2009)
Excess estrogen may contribute to malignancy, study suggests |
Genes Predict Chances of Breast Cancer's Spread
(01-Jan-2009)
Finding could help docs tailor treatments even further, researchers say |
Genes Predict Chances of Breast Cancer's Spread
(01-Jan-2009)
Finding could help docs tailor treatments even further, researchers say |
Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs to Jaw Trouble
(01-Jan-2009)
Condition marked by pain, swelling, loose teeth and exposed bone |
Grape Seed Extract Kills Leukemia Cells in Lab
(31-Dec-2008)
Finding might lead to new treatment for blood cancers, researchers say |
Grape Seed Extract Kills Leukemia Cells in Lab
(31-Dec-2008)
Finding might lead to new treatment for blood cancers, researchers say |
Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
(31-Dec-2008)
But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
High Insulin May Boost Odds of Breast Cancer
(30-Dec-2008)
Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity |
Gene Mutation Tied to Inherited Fatal Lung Disease
(30-Dec-2008)
Those with variant had cancer as well as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, study finds |
High Insulin May Boost Odds of Breast Cancer
(30-Dec-2008)
Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity |
Vitamins Fail to Prevent Cancer: Study
(30-Dec-2008)
C, E and beta carotene didn't halt women's risk of developing disease |
Gene Mutation Tied to Inherited Fatal Lung Disease
(30-Dec-2008)
Those with variant had cancer as well as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, study finds |
Food Phosphates Might Spur Lung Cancer
(29-Dec-2008)
Accelerated growth of tumors seen in mouse study |
Food Phosphates Might Spur Lung Cancer
(29-Dec-2008)
Accelerated growth of tumors seen in mouse study |
Degarelix Approved for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(29-Dec-2008)
Suppresses testosterone production
|
Lung Cancer: Still the Biggest Cancer Killer, by Far
(28-Dec-2008)
While researchers make advances, quitting smoking remains your best bet |
Lung Cancer: Still the Biggest Cancer Killer, by Far
(28-Dec-2008)
While researchers make advances, quitting smoking remains your best bet |
Cancer Medicine Advances on Many Fronts
(23-Dec-2008)
New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
Cancer Medicine Advances on Many Fronts
(23-Dec-2008)
New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
Cancer Medicine Advances on Many Fronts
(23-Dec-2008)
New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
Cancer Medicine Advances on Many Fronts
(23-Dec-2008)
New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
Cancer Medicine Advances on Many Fronts
(23-Dec-2008)
New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
Gleevec Approved for Use After Cancer Surgery
(22-Dec-2008)
Drug first sanctioned in 2001 |
Gene Variant Tied to Smokers' Risk of Lung Cancer
(22-Dec-2008)
2 transporters normally help protect lungs by removing inhaled toxins, study say |
Gene Variant Tied to Smokers' Risk of Lung Cancer
(22-Dec-2008)
2 transporters normally help protect lungs by removing inhaled toxins, study say |
Gene Boosts Drinkers' Colon Cancer Risk
(19-Dec-2008)
About a fifth of white Americans carry the mutation, researchers say |
Health Tip: Your Diet After Cancer Treatment
(19-Dec-2008)
Healthy meals still matter
|
Gene Boosts Drinkers' Colon Cancer Risk
(19-Dec-2008)
About a fifth of white Americans carry the mutation, researchers say |
Mozobil Boosts Stem Cells Before Bone Marrow Transplants
(19-Dec-2008)
Could help people with certain forms of blood cancer |
Marital Distress May Affect Breast Cancer Recovery
(18-Dec-2008)
Outcome appears to be related to quality of marriage relationship
|
Marital Distress May Affect Breast Cancer Recovery
(18-Dec-2008)
Outcome appears to be related to quality of marriage relationship
|
'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control
(17-Dec-2008)
Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
Phenols in Quality Olive Oil Suppress Breast Cancer Gene
(17-Dec-2008)
But study cautions lab findings were at levels unlikely to be achieved in real life |
'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control
(17-Dec-2008)
Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control
(17-Dec-2008)
Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
Phenols in Quality Olive Oil Suppress Breast Cancer Gene
(17-Dec-2008)
But study cautions lab findings were at levels unlikely to be achieved in real life |
Low Levels of 2 Enzymes in Ovarian Cancer Cells Shortened Survival
(17-Dec-2008)
Finding could lead to new treatments for this deadly disease, researchers say |
Low Levels of 2 Enzymes in Ovarian Cancer Cells Shortened Survival
(17-Dec-2008)
Finding could lead to new treatments for this deadly disease, researchers say |
'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control
(17-Dec-2008)
Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
New Genetic Analysis Might Boost Breast Cancer Care
(16-Dec-2008)
Scientists say they've found a more accurate cell-based prognostic tool |
Smoking Ups Colon Cancer Risk
(16-Dec-2008)
Most significant effect was seen after 30 years of smoking, researchers say
|
Smoking Ups Colon Cancer Risk
(16-Dec-2008)
Most significant effect was seen after 30 years of smoking, researchers say
|
Radiation Plus Hormone Therapy Cuts Prostate Cancer Deaths
(16-Dec-2008)
Study confirms effectiveness of widely used approach, experts say |
Colorectal Cancer Racial Gap Still Growing
(15-Dec-2008)
Blacks 45% more likely to die from the disease than whites, report says |
Colonoscopy Has a 'Right Side' Blind Spot
(15-Dec-2008)
Procedure better at detecting problems on left side of colon, study says |
Colorectal Cancer Racial Gap Still Growing
(15-Dec-2008)
Blacks 45% more likely to die from the disease than whites, report says |
Colonoscopy Has a 'Right Side' Blind Spot
(15-Dec-2008)
Procedure better at detecting problems on left side of colon, study says |
Blocking Oncogene Can Stop Spread of Ovarian Cancer
(15-Dec-2008)
Lab study showed it had effect on 60% Of malignant cells |
Pancreatic Cancer May Have a New Foe
(15-Dec-2008)
Blocking a particular gene could put brakes on killer disease, scientists say |
Colorectal Cancer Racial Gap Still Growing
(15-Dec-2008)
Blacks 45% more likely to die from the disease than whites, report says |
Colonoscopy Has a 'Right Side' Blind Spot
(15-Dec-2008)
Procedure better at detecting problems on left side of colon, study says |
Two Endometrial Cancer Treatments May Not Work
(13-Dec-2008)
Studies suggest lymph removal, external beam radiation no help against early disease |
Risk Info for Breast Cancer Patients Too Confusing
(12-Dec-2008)
Could lead to bad treatment decisions, study shows |
Osteoporosis Drug Seems to Shrink Breast Tumors
(12-Dec-2008)
Other drugs in pipeline also hold promise against the disease, researchers report |
HRT Users Who Get Breast Cancer Less Likely to Die
(12-Dec-2008)
They tend to get type of tumors that have better prognosis, study finds |
Progress Made in Predicting Breast Cancer Risk
(12-Dec-2008)
Breast density, tumor characteristics help fine-tune treatment, study says |
Health Tip: Joining a Cancer Support Group
(12-Dec-2008)
Some of the benefits
|
Combo Therapy Helps Multiple Myeloma Patients
(12-Dec-2008)
Three-quarters of those who had relapsed saw disease stabilize or improve, study shows |
Osteoporosis Drug Seems to Shrink Breast Tumors
(12-Dec-2008)
Other drugs in pipeline also hold promise against the disease, researchers report |
HRT Users Who Get Breast Cancer Less Likely to Die
(12-Dec-2008)
They tend to get type of tumors that have better prognosis, study finds |
Combo Therapy Helps Multiple Myeloma Patients
(12-Dec-2008)
Three-quarters of those who had relapsed saw disease stabilize or improve, study shows |
Risk Info for Breast Cancer Patients Too Confusing
(12-Dec-2008)
Could lead to bad treatment decisions, study shows |
2 Markers Predict Survival Odds in Colon Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2008)
One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found |
Health Tip: When a Loved One Has Cancer
(11-Dec-2008)
Suggestions on how you can help
|
2 Markers Predict Survival Odds in Colon Cancer Patients
(11-Dec-2008)
One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found |
Pilots May Face Greater Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2008)
Radiation might cause damage to DNA, study says |
Screening for Colorectal Cancer Saves Lives
(10-Dec-2008)
Italian study once again proves the value of testing |
Screening for Colorectal Cancer Saves Lives
(10-Dec-2008)
Italian study once again proves the value of testing |
Cancer Deaths Take Heavy Financial Toll
(10-Dec-2008)
One estimate projects the U.S. cost to be $1.472 trillion in 2020 |
Screening for Colorectal Cancer Saves Lives
(10-Dec-2008)
Italian study once again proves the value of testing |
Non-Hormonal Therapies Aid Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Dec-2008)
This applies to women with metastatic or recurrent inoperable disease, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Statin Use Doesn't Inhibit Lymphoma Drug Therapy
(09-Dec-2008)
Cholesterol-lowering meds may actually help patients on rituximab, study suggests |
Non-Hormonal Therapies Aid Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Dec-2008)
This applies to women with metastatic or recurrent inoperable disease, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Selenium, Vitamins E and C Won't Prevent Prostate Cancer
(09-Dec-2008)
Large trials fail to confirm suspected benefit
|
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Experimental Drug Fights Bone Marrow Cancers
(09-Dec-2008)
There are currently no FDA-approved treatments for these malignancies |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Statin Use Doesn't Inhibit Lymphoma Drug Therapy
(09-Dec-2008)
Cholesterol-lowering meds may actually help patients on rituximab, study suggests |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Selenium, Vitamins E and C Won't Prevent Prostate Cancer
(09-Dec-2008)
Large trials fail to confirm suspected benefit
|
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer
(09-Dec-2008)
Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
Statin Use Doesn't Inhibit Lymphoma Drug Therapy
(09-Dec-2008)
Cholesterol-lowering meds may actually help patients on rituximab, study suggests |
Non-Hormonal Therapies Aid Breast Cancer Patients
(09-Dec-2008)
This applies to women with metastatic or recurrent inoperable disease, report says |
Mineral May Reduce High-Risk Bladder Disease
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says selenium, particularly for women and those with p53 gene mutation, may help |
Glowing Substance Lights Up Cancer in Mice
(08-Dec-2008)
Fluorescent compound sticks to diseased cells, making them easier to spot, study says |
Scientists ID Protein Aiding Breast Cancer Spread
(08-Dec-2008)
Called Menainv, research suggests it's a promising candidate as marker for metastasis |
Single Men Less Likely to Get Prostate Screens
(08-Dec-2008)
This held true even for men with a family history of the disease, researchers say |
Mineral May Reduce High-Risk Bladder Disease
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says selenium, particularly for women and those with p53 gene mutation, may help |
Laws Governing Indoor Tanning by Teens Don't Work
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says lax enforcement probably to blame; experts cite risk of skin cancer |
Scientists ID Protein Aiding Breast Cancer Spread
(08-Dec-2008)
Called Menainv, research suggests it's a promising candidate as marker for metastasis |
Glowing Substance Lights Up Cancer in Mice
(08-Dec-2008)
Fluorescent compound sticks to diseased cells, making them easier to spot, study says |
Glowing Substance Lights Up Cancer in Mice
(08-Dec-2008)
Fluorescent compound sticks to diseased cells, making them easier to spot, study says |
Single Men Less Likely to Get Prostate Screens
(08-Dec-2008)
This held true even for men with a family history of the disease, researchers say |
Laws Governing Indoor Tanning by Teens Don't Work
(08-Dec-2008)
Study says lax enforcement probably to blame; experts cite risk of skin cancer |
New Statistical Model Could Cut Needless Breast Biopsies
(05-Dec-2008)
But further study needed before method can become standard, researchers say |
Treatment Options Are Many for Prostate Cancer
(05-Dec-2008)
Some doctors say many tumors can be left untreated, depending on man's age |
New Statistical Model Could Cut Needless Breast Biopsies
(05-Dec-2008)
But further study needed before method can become standard, researchers say |
New Criteria Could Expand Number of Liver Transplant Candidates
(05-Dec-2008)
Closer look at tumors boosts chances for those denied under current protocols, study says |
Health Tip: Warning Signs for Ovarian Cancer
(05-Dec-2008)
A doctor should evaluate them as soon as possible
|
Treatment Options Are Many for Prostate Cancer
(05-Dec-2008)
Some doctors say many tumors can be left untreated, depending on man's age |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Well Tolerated
(04-Dec-2008)
Reactions such as hives called 'idiosyncratic,' study finds |
Higher Chemo Drug Dose Prolongs Lives of Leukemia Patients
(04-Dec-2008)
Side effects similar to those seen with standard dose of daunorubicin, study shows |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Well Tolerated
(04-Dec-2008)
Reactions such as hives called 'idiosyncratic,' study finds |
Higher Chemo Drug Dose Prolongs Lives of Leukemia Patients
(04-Dec-2008)
Side effects similar to those seen with standard dose of daunorubicin, study shows |
Higher Chemo Drug Dose Prolongs Lives of Leukemia Patients
(04-Dec-2008)
Side effects similar to those seen with standard dose of daunorubicin, study shows |
Health Tip: Before You Begin Chemotherapy
(04-Dec-2008)
Questions to ask your doctor |
More High-Risk Women Preempt Breast Cancer
(03-Dec-2008)
Growing number with genetic, familial susceptibilities opt for double mastectomy |
Latest Breast Imaging Techniques Offer New Views
(03-Dec-2008)
Neither will replace mammography for screening yet, experts say
|
More High-Risk Women Preempt Breast Cancer
(03-Dec-2008)
Growing number with genetic, familial susceptibilities opt for double mastectomy |
Prostate Cancer Stimulates Nerve Growth
(03-Dec-2008)
And this phenomenon is tied to more aggressive disease, researchers say |
Latest Breast Imaging Techniques Offer New Views
(03-Dec-2008)
Neither will replace mammography for screening yet, experts say
|
Prostate Cancer Stimulates Nerve Growth
(03-Dec-2008)
And this phenomenon is tied to more aggressive disease, researchers say |
CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
(02-Dec-2008)
Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost |
CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
(02-Dec-2008)
Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost |
High Salt Levels Common in Many Foods
(02-Dec-2008)
Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says |
CT Colonography Screens for Cancer, Osteoporosis
(02-Dec-2008)
Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost |
Radioactive 'Seed' Rx Helps Women With Implants Fight Breast Cancer
(01-Dec-2008)
In these cases, the implant makes it more difficult to treat the malignancy, experts explain |
Radioactive 'Seed' Rx Helps Women With Implants Fight Breast Cancer
(01-Dec-2008)
In these cases, the implant makes it more difficult to treat the malignancy, experts explain |
Transfusing Anemic Cancer Patients Boosts Clot Risk
(28-Nov-2008)
But the danger is about the same as using drugs for treatment, study suggests |
Transfusing Anemic Cancer Patients Boosts Clot Risk
(28-Nov-2008)
But the danger is about the same as using drugs for treatment, study suggests |
Health Tip: Examining Your Breasts
(27-Nov-2008)
What you should look for during a self-exam
|
Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span
(27-Nov-2008)
November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit |
Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span
(27-Nov-2008)
November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit |
Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span
(27-Nov-2008)
November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit |
Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span
(27-Nov-2008)
November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit |
Genes May Predict Lymphoma Treatment Outcome
(26-Nov-2008)
Screens might be used to determine which patients will benefit, researchers say |
Genes May Predict Lymphoma Treatment Outcome
(26-Nov-2008)
Screens might be used to determine which patients will benefit, researchers say |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
Some Breast Cancers May Regress on Their Own
(25-Nov-2008)
Study of women receiving mammography suggests it happens |
Weight Boosts Older Women's Breast Cancer Risk
(25-Nov-2008)
It's the added pounds, not impaired detection, that's to blame, study concludes |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
Gene Test Could Predict Colon Cancer's Return
(25-Nov-2008)
Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
Gene Test Could Predict Colon Cancer's Return
(25-Nov-2008)
Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
Some Breast Cancers May Regress on Their Own
(25-Nov-2008)
Study of women receiving mammography suggests it happens |
Weight Boosts Older Women's Breast Cancer Risk
(25-Nov-2008)
It's the added pounds, not impaired detection, that's to blame, study concludes |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time
(25-Nov-2008)
But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
Gene Test Could Predict Colon Cancer's Return
(25-Nov-2008)
Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
'Fresh' Transfusions Improve Odds for Cancer Patients After Surgery
(24-Nov-2008)
But only if the blood was less than nine days old, study found |
Latin Women More Likely to Be Unhappy With Breast Cancer Treatment Decisions
(21-Nov-2008)
Spanish-speaking women need more culturally targeted information, study finds |
Iressa as Good as Chemotherapy for Lung Cancer
(21-Nov-2008)
Daily pill easier to take, has fewer side effects than chemotherapy, experts say |
Latin Women More Likely to Be Unhappy With Breast Cancer Treatment Decisions
(21-Nov-2008)
Spanish-speaking women need more culturally targeted information, study finds |
ADHD Medications Don't Pose Cancer Risk
(21-Nov-2008)
Study found 2 popular drugs do not cause genetic damage that can lead to disease |
New Approach Keeps Tumor Cells From Refueling
(21-Nov-2008)
Finding might one day lead to a novel technique to combat cancer, study says
|
Iressa as Good as Chemotherapy for Lung Cancer
(21-Nov-2008)
Daily pill easier to take, has fewer side effects than chemotherapy, experts say |
Iressa as Good as Chemotherapy for Lung Cancer
(21-Nov-2008)
Daily pill easier to take, has fewer side effects than chemotherapy, experts say |
Colorectal Cancer Treatment Costs Vary Widely
(20-Nov-2008)
Chemotherapy figures alone may differ by almost $37,000 per patient, study finds |
Colorectal Cancer Screens Detect Unrecognized Disease
(20-Nov-2008)
Finnish study says about 40% returned positive results in review of national program |
Colorectal Cancer Treatment Costs Vary Widely
(20-Nov-2008)
Chemotherapy figures alone may differ by almost $37,000 per patient, study finds |
Smokeout '08: The Perfect Time to Quit
(20-Nov-2008)
American Cancer Society urges people to stop for a day, then for life |
Inhibiting Protein May Keep Cancer Cells From Refueling
(20-Nov-2008)
Researchers say finding could be key to new disease-fighting therapies |
Colorectal Cancer Screens Detect Unrecognized Disease
(20-Nov-2008)
Finnish study says about 40% returned positive results in review of national program |
Smokeout '08: The Perfect Time to Quit
(20-Nov-2008)
American Cancer Society urges people to stop for a day, then for life |
Colorectal Cancer Treatment Costs Vary Widely
(20-Nov-2008)
Chemotherapy figures alone may differ by almost $37,000 per patient, study finds |
Colorectal Cancer Screens Detect Unrecognized Disease
(20-Nov-2008)
Finnish study says about 40% returned positive results in review of national program |
Colorectal Cancer Treatment Costs Vary Widely
(20-Nov-2008)
Chemotherapy figures alone may differ by almost $37,000 per patient, study finds |
Technique Tracks Cancer-Killing Cells
(19-Nov-2008)
Innovative approach could aid research, treatment, experts say |
Diet, Exercise May Modify Breast Cancer Risks
(18-Nov-2008)
Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says |
Canola Oil Consumed During Pregnancy Lowers Breast Cancer Risk for Offspring
(18-Nov-2008)
Mouse study found it was better than corn oil during gestation and lactation |
Cancer Drug Ups Risk of Clots in Veins
(18-Nov-2008)
Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect |
Vitamin C, E Supplements Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
Findings follow similar results for the prevention of heart disease
|
Cancer Drug Ups Risk of Clots in Veins
(18-Nov-2008)
Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect |
Non-AIDS Cancer Risk Higher for Those With HIV
(18-Nov-2008)
As life span has increased, they now face greater threat from other disease, study says |
Diet, Exercise May Modify Breast Cancer Risks
(18-Nov-2008)
Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says |
Home-Based Programs Benefit Older Cancer Survivors
(18-Nov-2008)
They improved ability to live and function when enrolled in tailored interventions |
Vitamin C, E Supplements Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
Findings follow similar results for the prevention of heart disease
|
Canola Oil Consumed During Pregnancy Lowers Breast Cancer Risk for Offspring
(18-Nov-2008)
Mouse study found it was better than corn oil during gestation and lactation |
Genetic Trait Could Predict Lung Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
But research is preliminary, scientists stress |
Cancer Drug Ups Risk of Clots in Veins
(18-Nov-2008)
Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect |
Genetic Trait Could Predict Lung Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
But research is preliminary, scientists stress |
Vitamin C, E Supplements Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(18-Nov-2008)
Findings follow similar results for the prevention of heart disease
|
Canola Oil Consumed During Pregnancy Lowers Breast Cancer Risk for Offspring
(18-Nov-2008)
Mouse study found it was better than corn oil during gestation and lactation |
Finding Points to Possible Blood Test for Brain Tumors
(17-Nov-2008)
Tiny sacs, released by glioblastoma cells, can be detected, study shows |
Family History Ups Breast Cancer Risk Even Without BRCA Gene
(17-Nov-2008)
Unknown mutations may account for increased odds, researchers say |
Psychological Counseling Boosts Breast Cancer Outcomes
(17-Nov-2008)
Interventions cut risk of recurrence, lengthened disease-free survival, study finds |
Wealthy More Likely to Have Breast Reconstruction
(17-Nov-2008)
Black women less likely than white women to have reconstruction after mastectomy |
Smoking, Drinking Raise Risks of Esophagus, Stomach Cancer
(17-Nov-2008)
Certain of these tumors are rising in incidence, experts note |
Stay Upbeat, Exercise to Help Prevent Cancer in Old Age
(17-Nov-2008)
Risk factors study found little link between drinking and malignancies |
Psychological Counseling Boosts Breast Cancer Outcomes
(17-Nov-2008)
Interventions cut risk of recurrence, lengthened disease-free survival, study finds |
Toxic Chemicals Blamed for Gulf War Illness
(17-Nov-2008)
Report also cites drug given to U.S. troops to protect them from nerve gas |
Finding Points to Possible Blood Test for Brain Tumors
(17-Nov-2008)
Tiny sacs, released by glioblastoma cells, can be detected, study shows |
Study Singles Out Beachgoers' Skin Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2008)
The most vulnerable use the least sunscreen, have greatest desire to tan |
Wealthy More Likely to Have Breast Reconstruction
(17-Nov-2008)
Black women less likely than white women to have reconstruction after mastectomy |
Gene Screen Might Predict Prostate Cancer
(17-Nov-2008)
Such a test would be especially useful for blacks, other high-risk groups |
Study Singles Out Beachgoers' Skin Cancer Risk
(17-Nov-2008)
The most vulnerable use the least sunscreen, have greatest desire to tan |
Smoking, Drinking Raise Risks of Esophagus, Stomach Cancer
(17-Nov-2008)
Certain of these tumors are rising in incidence, experts note |
Many Ignore Symptoms of Bladder Trouble
(15-Nov-2008)
November is health awareness month, so check with a physician if you're in pain |
Many Ignore Symptoms of Bladder Trouble
(15-Nov-2008)
November is health awareness month, so check with a physician if you're in pain |
Saturated Fats Linked to Cancer of Small Intestine
(14-Nov-2008)
These fats are found in red meat and processed meats, researchers say |
Saturated Fats Linked to Cancer of Small Intestine
(14-Nov-2008)
These fats are found in red meat and processed meats, researchers say |
Lung Cancer Genetics Different in Black Patients: Study
(14-Nov-2008)
Finding may explain why treatment and outcomes are different among races |
Lung Cancer Patients Get Blamed for Their Disease
(14-Nov-2008)
Survey finds nearly two-thirds of Americans believe so, even though most victims don't smoke at diagnosis |
Lung Cancer Genetics Different in Black Patients: Study
(14-Nov-2008)
Finding may explain why treatment and outcomes are different among races |
Lung Cancer May Be Deadlier for Men
(13-Nov-2008)
Gender is the major socioeconomic factor influencing outcomes, study finds |
States Should Fund Quit-Smoking Treatments: Experts
(13-Nov-2008)
Every former smoker saves $20,000 in health costs, American Lung Association reports |
U.S. Won't Meet 2010 No-Smoking Goals
(13-Nov-2008)
Almost 20% of adults smoked last year, far short of government objective of 12%, CDC says |
Scientists Unravel Mystery of Tamoxifen Resistance
(12-Nov-2008)
Some breast tumors produce a protein that defeats the drug |
Health Tip: Risk Factors for Skin Cancer
(12-Nov-2008)
Fair skin and other things that can increase your risk
|
Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Prevent Breast Cancer
(11-Nov-2008)
But findings apply to postmenopausal women only, counters editorial
|
Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Prevent Breast Cancer
(11-Nov-2008)
But findings apply to postmenopausal women only, counters editorial
|
Freezing Ovaries Preserves Fertility, Scientists Report
(10-Nov-2008)
New technique could help cancer patients or women who want to delay childbirth |
Freezing Ovaries Preserves Fertility, Scientists Report
(10-Nov-2008)
New technique could help cancer patients or women who want to delay childbirth |
Free Web Site Lists Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
(06-Nov-2008)
Studies are taking place at more than 1,100 facilities across the U.S. |
Migraine Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(06-Nov-2008)
Lower estrogen levels among sufferers may be the reason why, researchers say |
Negative Cancer Messages Backfire With Blacks
(06-Nov-2008)
Positive approaches more likely to prompt minorities to get checked for disease, study says |
Free Web Site Lists Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
(06-Nov-2008)
Studies are taking place at more than 1,100 facilities across the U.S. |
Migraine Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(06-Nov-2008)
Lower estrogen levels among sufferers may be the reason why, researchers say |
Negative Cancer Messages Backfire With Blacks
(06-Nov-2008)
Positive approaches more likely to prompt minorities to get checked for disease, study says |
Negative Cancer Messages Backfire With Blacks
(06-Nov-2008)
Positive approaches more likely to prompt minorities to get checked for disease, study says |
Researchers ID Genetic Markers for Esophageal Cancer
(05-Nov-2008)
Having 4 or more of these 11 genotypes triples risk of disease, study funds |
Technique Preserves Future Fertility in Girls With Cancer
(05-Nov-2008)
Doctors retrieved immature eggs from ovarian tissue |
Researchers ID Genetic Markers for Esophageal Cancer
(05-Nov-2008)
Having 4 or more of these 11 genotypes triples risk of disease, study funds |
First-Ever Mapping of Cancer Patient's Genome
(05-Nov-2008)
Study of leukemia patient's DNA may lead to routine gene scans, experts say |
First-Ever Mapping of Cancer Patient's Genome
(05-Nov-2008)
Study of leukemia patient's DNA may lead to routine gene scans, experts say |
Folic Acid and Other B Vitamins Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(04-Nov-2008)
Seven-year study of supplements found no change in disease risk
|
Silicone Breast Implants Might Raise Risk of Rare Lymphoma
(04-Nov-2008)
But researchers stress absolute chances of disease are still small |
Folic Acid and Other B Vitamins Won't Help Prevent Cancer
(04-Nov-2008)
Seven-year study of supplements found no change in disease risk
|
Silicone Breast Implants Might Raise Risk of Rare Lymphoma
(04-Nov-2008)
But researchers stress absolute chances of disease are still small |
U.S. Reported 25,000 Cases of HPV-Related Cancers Annually
(03-Nov-2008)
Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds |
U.S. Reported 25,000 Cases of HPV-Related Cancers Annually
(03-Nov-2008)
Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds |
U.S. Reported 25,000 Cases of HPV-Related Cancers Annually
(03-Nov-2008)
Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds |
U.S. Reported 25,000 Cases of HPV-Related Cancers Annually
(03-Nov-2008)
Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds |
U.S. Reported 25,000 Cases of HPV-Related Cancers Annually
(03-Nov-2008)
Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds |
Excess Weight Seems to Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(02-Nov-2008)
Exercising 30 to 60 minutes a day may offer needed protection, experts say |
Excess Weight Seems to Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(02-Nov-2008)
Exercising 30 to 60 minutes a day may offer needed protection, experts say |
Tailored Treatment Boosts Kidney Cancer Survival
(01-Nov-2008)
Study concludes one-size-fits-all therapy needs to be changed |
FDA Faulted for Stance on Chemical in Plastics
(01-Nov-2008)
BPA widely used in baby bottles, food containers; has been linked to diabetes, heart disease |
Tailored Treatment Boosts Kidney Cancer Survival
(01-Nov-2008)
Study concludes one-size-fits-all therapy needs to be changed |
Tailored Treatment Boosts Kidney Cancer Survival
(01-Nov-2008)
Study concludes one-size-fits-all therapy needs to be changed |
Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2008)
But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says |
Special Mouth Rinse Spots, Tracks Human Papillomavirus Infection
(31-Oct-2008)
Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers |
America's Pending Shortage of Cancer Doctors
(31-Oct-2008)
And what you can do to make yourself a more proactive patient
|
Vigorous Exercise Can Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2008)
But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says |
Preeclampsia Might Protect Against Testicular Cancer
(31-Oct-2008)
Study suggests link between high blood pressure in pregnancy and risk of the malignancy |
Special Mouth Rinse Spots, Tracks Human Papillomavirus Infection
(31-Oct-2008)
Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers |
Special Mouth Rinse Spots, Tracks Human Papillomavirus Infection
(31-Oct-2008)
Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers |
Special Mouth Rinse Spots, Tracks Human Papillomavirus Infection
(31-Oct-2008)
Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers |
Special Mouth Rinse Spots, Tracks Human Papillomavirus Infection
(31-Oct-2008)
Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers |
Preeclampsia Might Protect Against Testicular Cancer
(31-Oct-2008)
Study suggests link between high blood pressure in pregnancy and risk of the malignancy |
Research Reveals Why Tamoxifen Doesn't Always Work
(30-Oct-2008)
Receptors on the surface of breast cancer cells may be the key, scientists say |
Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
(30-Oct-2008)
But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease |
Cancer Cells' Chromosomes Hint at New Treatments
(30-Oct-2008)
A genetic aberration may lead to effective, targeted therapies |
Research Reveals Why Tamoxifen Doesn't Always Work
(30-Oct-2008)
Receptors on the surface of breast cancer cells may be the key, scientists say |
Major Illnesses in U.S. Seniors Cost $196 Billion Annually
(30-Oct-2008)
These include lung diseases, heart disease, pneumonia and gastrointestinal woes |
Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
(30-Oct-2008)
But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease |
Hot Flashes, Night Sweats a Good Sign for Breast Cancer Patients
(29-Oct-2008)
Symptoms correlated with lower recurrence rates, study finds |
Tests Could Predict Benefit From Cancer Drugs
(29-Oct-2008)
Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
Tests Could Predict Benefit From Cancer Drugs
(29-Oct-2008)
Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
Hot Flashes, Night Sweats a Good Sign for Breast Cancer Patients
(29-Oct-2008)
Symptoms correlated with lower recurrence rates, study finds |
Tests Could Predict Benefit From Cancer Drugs
(29-Oct-2008)
Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
Tests Could Predict Benefit From Cancer Drugs
(29-Oct-2008)
Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
Tests Could Predict Benefit From Cancer Drugs
(29-Oct-2008)
Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
Biologics Don't Raise Cancer Risk in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
(28-Oct-2008)
Review finds no connection between drugs that block tumor necrosis factor and malignancies |
Statins Lower Risk of Clots in Cancer Patients
(27-Oct-2008)
Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism |
Statins Lower Risk of Clots in Cancer Patients
(27-Oct-2008)
Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism |
Statins Lower Risk of Clots in Cancer Patients
(27-Oct-2008)
Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism |
Most Off-Label Cancer Drug Use for Palliative Care
(27-Oct-2008)
International review finds it's an accepted treatment in adults as well as children |
Statins Lower Risk of Clots in Cancer Patients
(27-Oct-2008)
Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism |
Purple Tomato Extended Lives of Cancer-Prone Mice
(26-Oct-2008)
Snapdragon flower pigments produced color, antioxidants in genetically modified fruit |
Colon Cancer Drug Won't Help Those With Certain Gene Mutation
(24-Oct-2008)
People with changes in K-ras gene won't benefit from cetuximab, study finds
|
Colon Cancer Drug Won't Help Those With Certain Gene Mutation
(24-Oct-2008)
People with changes in K-ras gene won't benefit from cetuximab, study finds
|
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Called Safe
(23-Oct-2008)
CDC found no heightened risk of blood clots, other conditions with Gardasil |
U.S. Urged to Renew the War on Cancer
(23-Oct-2008)
Leadership has to come from White House to offset growing complacency, presidential panel says |
U.S. Urged to Renew the War on Cancer
(23-Oct-2008)
Leadership has to come from White House to offset growing complacency, presidential panel says |
T-Cell Infusion Therapy Boosts Melanoma Survival
(22-Oct-2008)
Strategy caused tumor regression, relapse-free outcomes in about half of patients treated |
New Cancer Patients Retain Little Medical Information
(22-Oct-2008)
Those with poorest prognosis remember the least, study finds
|
Researchers Find More Genes Linked to Lung Cancer
(22-Oct-2008)
Discovery could lead to new targeted, individualized treatments, experts say |
New Prostates Grown From Single Stem Cell
(22-Oct-2008)
Researchers think feat could shed light on how cancer develops |
Researchers Find More Genes Linked to Lung Cancer
(22-Oct-2008)
Discovery could lead to new targeted, individualized treatments, experts say |
New Prostates Grown From Single Stem Cell
(22-Oct-2008)
Researchers think feat could shed light on how cancer develops |
T-Cell Infusion Therapy Boosts Melanoma Survival
(22-Oct-2008)
Strategy caused tumor regression, relapse-free outcomes in about half of patients treated |
3-D Doppler Ultrasound Helps ID Breast Cancers
(21-Oct-2008)
Method detects masses with higher blood flow speeds, likely indicating disease, study says |
New MRI Puts Cervical Cancer Into Focus
(21-Oct-2008)
The high-tech approach outlines extent of disease, guides treatment, experts say |
3-D Doppler Ultrasound Helps ID Breast Cancers
(21-Oct-2008)
Method detects masses with higher blood flow speeds, likely indicating disease, study says |
Chest CT Scans Detect Spread of Head, Neck Cancers
(21-Oct-2008)
This imaging was best at spotting disease progression in high-risk patients, study finds |
Education Helps Women Make Safer Tanning Choices
(20-Oct-2008)
Instructional booklet altered attitudes about indoor salons |
Poverty Raises Mortality Risk With Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
(20-Oct-2008)
Getting chemotherapy did improve chances of survival, study found |
Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Gastrointestinal Cancer Risk
(20-Oct-2008)
Large study found no danger from chemical produced during high-temp cooking |
Poverty Raises Mortality Risk With Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
(20-Oct-2008)
Getting chemotherapy did improve chances of survival, study found |
Education Helps Women Make Safer Tanning Choices
(20-Oct-2008)
Instructional booklet altered attitudes about indoor salons |
Poverty Raises Mortality Risk With Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
(20-Oct-2008)
Getting chemotherapy did improve chances of survival, study found |
Small Victories in the War Against Ovarian Cancer
(19-Oct-2008)
New diagnostics and a potential vaccine offer hope, experts say |
Small Victories in the War Against Ovarian Cancer
(19-Oct-2008)
New diagnostics and a potential vaccine offer hope, experts say |
Mammograms Remain Best Way to Spot Breast Cancer
(17-Oct-2008)
Friday is National Mammography Day |
Rethinking Prostate Cancer in Older Men
(17-Oct-2008)
Research suggests aggressive treatment is viable, even for patients in their late 70s |
Mammograms Remain Best Way to Spot Breast Cancer
(17-Oct-2008)
Friday is National Mammography Day |
Ontak Approved to Treat T-Cell Lymphoma
(17-Oct-2008)
Targets specific receptor on cancer cells |
Rethinking Prostate Cancer in Older Men
(17-Oct-2008)
Research suggests aggressive treatment is viable, even for patients in their late 70s |
Understanding the Benefits and Risks of Chemotherapy
(16-Oct-2008)
Besides hair loss and nausea, side effects include fatigue, vomiting, mouth sores and pain |
Nicotine May Spur Breast Cancer's Spread
(16-Oct-2008)
Early study suggests it pushes cells to migrate to distant sites |
Understanding the Benefits and Risks of Chemotherapy
(16-Oct-2008)
Besides hair loss and nausea, side effects include fatigue, vomiting, mouth sores and pain |
Nicotine May Spur Breast Cancer's Spread
(16-Oct-2008)
Early study suggests it pushes cells to migrate to distant sites |
Understanding the Benefits and Risks of Chemotherapy
(16-Oct-2008)
Besides hair loss and nausea, side effects include fatigue, vomiting, mouth sores and pain |
Younger Breast Cancer Survivors Risk Disease in Other Breast
(15-Oct-2008)
Study suggests link to radiation therapy, but experts say treatments are safer today |
Stomach Bacteria Might Guard Against Certain Throat Cancer
(15-Oct-2008)
H. pylori could help prevent some esophageal adenocarcinomas, study suggests |
Stomach Bacteria Might Guard Against Certain Throat Cancer
(15-Oct-2008)
H. pylori could help prevent some esophageal adenocarcinomas, study suggests |
Younger Breast Cancer Survivors Risk Disease in Other Breast
(15-Oct-2008)
Study suggests link to radiation therapy, but experts say treatments are safer today |
Gene Signature for Liver Cancer Recurrence Found
(15-Oct-2008)
A 186-gene panel, discovered in normal cells surrounding the tumor, may predict cancer survival, new research contends |
Cancer Screenings for Medicaid Patients Miss Targets
(14-Oct-2008)
Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
Caffeine Consumption Doesn't Raise Overall Breast Cancer Risk
(14-Oct-2008)
Large study did discover link with benign breast disease, or when tumor was larger |
Cancer Screenings for Medicaid Patients Miss Targets
(14-Oct-2008)
Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
Cancer Screenings for Medicaid Patients Miss Targets
(14-Oct-2008)
Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
Scientists ID Virus That Infects Cancer Cells
(14-Oct-2008)
Finding may lead to new treatments to attack other tumor subtypes, study says |
Cancer Screenings for Medicaid Patients Miss Targets
(14-Oct-2008)
Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
Caffeine Consumption Doesn't Raise Overall Breast Cancer Risk
(14-Oct-2008)
Large study did discover link with benign breast disease, or when tumor was larger |
Tamoxifen Cuts Fracture Risk: Study
(10-Oct-2008)
But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped |
Metabolic Syndrome Raises Colon Cancer Risk 75%
(10-Oct-2008)
Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says |
Racial Disparities Exist in Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes
(10-Oct-2008)
Blacks, the poor diagnosed at younger age, with more advanced disease, study says |
Liver Transplant Patients at Higher Cancer Risk
(10-Oct-2008)
1 in 6 likely to develop some form of disease by 20 years after operation, study says |
Tamoxifen Cuts Fracture Risk: Study
(10-Oct-2008)
But the benefit disappears when breast cancer drug is stopped |
Metabolic Syndrome Raises Colon Cancer Risk 75%
(10-Oct-2008)
Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says |
Liver Transplant Patients at Higher Cancer Risk
(10-Oct-2008)
1 in 6 likely to develop some form of disease by 20 years after operation, study says |
Liver Transplant Patients at Higher Cancer Risk
(10-Oct-2008)
1 in 6 likely to develop some form of disease by 20 years after operation, study says |
Chemo Alone Effective in Treating Kids' Brain Tumors
(10-Oct-2008)
Delaying, avoiding radiation could lessen long-term side effects, study finds |
NSAIDs Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Oct-2008)
Analysis of 38 studies found painkillers showed protective effect |
25% of Teen Girls Vaccinated for HPV
(09-Oct-2008)
It's a good start for new vaccine, CDC says |
Drug Sorafenib Improves Kidney Cancer Outcomes
(09-Oct-2008)
It helped older and younger patients, study says |
NSAIDs Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Oct-2008)
Analysis of 38 studies found painkillers showed protective effect |
25% of Teen Girls Vaccinated for HPV
(09-Oct-2008)
It's a good start for new vaccine, CDC says |
Drug Sorafenib Improves Kidney Cancer Outcomes
(09-Oct-2008)
It helped older and younger patients, study says |
New DNA Stool Testing Spots More Colon Cancers
(08-Oct-2008)
Study found it detected twice as many malignancies, serious precancerous polyps |
New Advances Could Battle Cancer Cell by Cell
(08-Oct-2008)
Flow cytometry illuminates signaling protein pathways, study says |
New DNA Stool Testing Spots More Colon Cancers
(08-Oct-2008)
Study found it detected twice as many malignancies, serious precancerous polyps |
New Advances Could Battle Cancer Cell by Cell
(08-Oct-2008)
Flow cytometry illuminates signaling protein pathways, study says |
Tamoxifen Speeds Diagnosis of ER-Negative Breast Cancer
(07-Oct-2008)
Study suggests the drug may make tumors easier to spot |
Study Suggests Red Wine May Protect Against Lung Cancer
(07-Oct-2008)
But authors say research, which focused on men, doesn't mean it's OK to smoke |
Tamoxifen Speeds Diagnosis of ER-Negative Breast Cancer
(07-Oct-2008)
Study suggests the drug may make tumors easier to spot |
Prostate Meds Not Tied to Increased Hip Fracture Risk
(07-Oct-2008)
But long-term effects of hormone-blocking drugs still need review, study finds |
Patients Benefit From End-of-Life Discussions With a Doctor
(07-Oct-2008)
Less likely to feel distress, more likely to enjoy better quality of life, study finds |
Study Suggests Red Wine May Protect Against Lung Cancer
(07-Oct-2008)
But authors say research, which focused on men, doesn't mean it's OK to smoke |
Prostate Meds Not Tied to Increased Hip Fracture Risk
(07-Oct-2008)
But long-term effects of hormone-blocking drugs still need review, study finds |
New Test Detects Rare Leukemia More Quickly
(06-Oct-2008)
Researchers also found technique could track response to treatments |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
New Test Detects Rare Leukemia More Quickly
(06-Oct-2008)
Researchers also found technique could track response to treatments |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
Obesity, Insulin Level Impact Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2008)
Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
Urine Samples Could Reveal Breast Cancer Risk
(03-Oct-2008)
High levels of two biomarkers might indicate early tumor growth, study suggests |
Urine Samples Could Reveal Breast Cancer Risk
(03-Oct-2008)
High levels of two biomarkers might indicate early tumor growth, study suggests |
Saliva Proteins May Help Spot Oral Cancer
(03-Oct-2008)
Someday, easy test could gauge biomarkers for disease, study says |
Extended Work Absences May Signal Risk of Death
(03-Oct-2008)
Problems tied to surgery or circulatory or psychiatric troubles a red flag, study suggests |
Saliva Proteins May Help Spot Oral Cancer
(03-Oct-2008)
Someday, easy test could gauge biomarkers for disease, study says |
Computer-Aided Mammogram Reading Effective
(01-Oct-2008)
Detection rates rival those of two radiologist readings, study says
|
Gene Could Link Obesity, Colon Cancer
(01-Oct-2008)
Variant is tied to a fat hormone, adiponectin, study finds |
Vitamin C Megadoses Hamper Cancer Treatments in Mice
(01-Oct-2008)
Study suggests disruption of chemotherapy's ability to target tumor cells |
Gene Could Link Obesity, Colon Cancer
(01-Oct-2008)
Variant is tied to a fat hormone, adiponectin, study finds |
Computer-Aided Mammogram Reading Effective
(01-Oct-2008)
Detection rates rival those of two radiologist readings, study says
|
Birth Size Linked to Breast Cancer Risk
(30-Sep-2008)
Heavier, longer infants more likely to develop disease as adults, study finds |
Birth Size Linked to Breast Cancer Risk
(30-Sep-2008)
Heavier, longer infants more likely to develop disease as adults, study finds |
Scams and Shams That Prey on Cancer Patients
(29-Sep-2008)
In some cases, unproven 'therapies' can be dangerous, experts say |
Scientists ID Gene Pathway Triggering Melanoma Spread
(29-Sep-2008)
Finding could lead to therapeutic applications for tumor progression in other cancers |
Study Suggests How Cancers Spread to Lungs
(29-Sep-2008)
A complex signaling system paves the way for metastasis, researchers say |
Study Suggests How Cancers Spread to Lungs
(29-Sep-2008)
A complex signaling system paves the way for metastasis, researchers say |
Scientists ID Gene Pathway Triggering Melanoma Spread
(29-Sep-2008)
Finding could lead to therapeutic applications for tumor progression in other cancers |
Hypnosis Cuts Hot Flashes for Breast Cancer Survivors
(26-Sep-2008)
Patients using the technique saw episodes diminish by 68%, study finds |
Hypnosis Cuts Hot Flashes for Breast Cancer Survivors
(26-Sep-2008)
Patients using the technique saw episodes diminish by 68%, study finds |
Lance Armstrong's New Challenge Could Be His Greatest
(26-Sep-2008)
His return to competitive cycling is designed to help the global fight against cancer |
Anemia Drugs Linked to Stroke Study Deaths: FDA
(26-Sep-2008)
Procrit, Aranesp already bear warning labels due to cancer concerns, experts note |
Early Breast Cancer No More Likely to Return in Young Women
(24-Sep-2008)
Findings debunk theory that DCIS recurrence varies with age |
Whole Brain Radiation Not Best for Cancer That Has Spread
(23-Sep-2008)
Study finds shorter survival time, reduction in learning, memory |
Hormone Rx May Protect Women With Breast Cancer Gene
(23-Sep-2008)
Patients with BRCA mutations cut their odds for malignancy when taking estrogen, study found |
Blacks at Greater Risk of Precancerous Colon Polyps
(23-Sep-2008)
Difference is most pronounced among black women, study finds
|
Researchers ID Ovarian Cancer Biomarker
(23-Sep-2008)
Finding could advance new drugs targeting blood cells surrounding tumors, study says |
Hormone Rx May Protect Women With Breast Cancer Gene
(23-Sep-2008)
Patients with BRCA mutations cut their odds for malignancy when taking estrogen, study found |
Hormone Therapy Not Best for Older Prostate Cancer Patients
(23-Sep-2008)
Study found giving it before radiation raised death risk 20% in this group |
Blacks at Greater Risk of Precancerous Colon Polyps
(23-Sep-2008)
Difference is most pronounced among black women, study finds
|
Researchers ID Ovarian Cancer Biomarker
(23-Sep-2008)
Finding could advance new drugs targeting blood cells surrounding tumors, study says |
Hormone Therapy Not Best for Older Prostate Cancer Patients
(23-Sep-2008)
Study found giving it before radiation raised death risk 20% in this group |
Family History Key Player in Brain Cancer Risk
(22-Sep-2008)
Having immediate relatives with tumors boosts one's risk for same, study says |
Shorter-Course Radiation for Breast Cancer Safe, Effective
(22-Sep-2008)
New findings in cancer radiology also support 'seed' therapy for breast cancer, and a proton beam technique |
Acupuncture Eases Breast Cancer Treatment Side Effects
(22-Sep-2008)
Ancient therapy bested antidepressant for relieving hot flashes in study |
Radiosurgery Proves Viable for Some Pancreatic Cancers
(22-Sep-2008)
Team cites precision of robotic 'CyberKnife,' with therapy delivered in only a week |
Family History Key Player in Brain Cancer Risk
(22-Sep-2008)
Having immediate relatives with tumors boosts one's risk for same, study says |
Vitamin D Receptor Gene Variant Tied to Melanoma
(22-Sep-2008)
People with the mutation may be at increased risk for disease, study concludes |
Shorter-Course Radiation for Breast Cancer Safe, Effective
(22-Sep-2008)
New findings in cancer radiology also support 'seed' therapy for breast cancer, and a proton beam technique |
Acupuncture Eases Breast Cancer Treatment Side Effects
(22-Sep-2008)
Ancient therapy bested antidepressant for relieving hot flashes in study |
For Some Doctors, Empathy Is in Short Supply
(22-Sep-2008)
Study finds they miss patients' cues about fears of well-being, even death |
For Some Doctors, Empathy Is in Short Supply
(22-Sep-2008)
Study finds they miss patients' cues about fears of well-being, even death |
Radiosurgery Proves Viable for Some Pancreatic Cancers
(22-Sep-2008)
Team cites precision of robotic 'CyberKnife,' with therapy delivered in only a week |
Breast Cancer Survivors Report High Quality of Life After Treatment
(21-Sep-2008)
Even 15 years after lumpectomy, radiation, less than 5% complain of pain, survey finds |
Breast Cancer Survivors Report High Quality of Life After Treatment
(21-Sep-2008)
Even 15 years after lumpectomy, radiation, less than 5% complain of pain, survey finds |
Breast Cancer Survivors Report High Quality of Life After Treatment
(21-Sep-2008)
Even 15 years after lumpectomy, radiation, less than 5% complain of pain, survey finds |
Group Works to Streamline Cancer Therapy Approvals
(19-Sep-2008)
6-point flow chart seeks to clarify most productive research lines for FDA consideration |
Drug Can Slow Bone Loss in Prostate Cancer Patients
(19-Sep-2008)
Hormone-deprivation Rx erodes bone, but meds like Fosamax can help, study shows |
Drug Can Slow Bone Loss in Prostate Cancer Patients
(19-Sep-2008)
Hormone-deprivation Rx erodes bone, but meds like Fosamax can help, study shows |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
No Tan Is a Safe Tan
(18-Sep-2008)
Trio of studies finds UV rays from tanning beds no better than sun itself |
Drug Combo Fights Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Cell Growth
(18-Sep-2008)
Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
Anti-Nausea Patch Approved for Chemo Patients
(18-Sep-2008)
Protects for up to 5 days
|
Virtual Colonoscopy Effective for Average Risk People
(17-Sep-2008)
Regular colonoscopy's long-term value is also confirmed, studies report
|
Patient-Reported Health Scores May Predict Head, Neck Cancer Outcomes
(17-Sep-2008)
Study finds perception of well-being during first year related to long-term survival |
Signaling Protein Could Be Target for Leukemia Chemo
(17-Sep-2008)
GSK3 apparently plays double role in activating and inhibiting cell growth, study finds |
Virtual Colonoscopy Effective for Average Risk People
(17-Sep-2008)
Regular colonoscopy's long-term value is also confirmed, studies report
|
Signaling Protein Could Be Target for Leukemia Chemo
(17-Sep-2008)
GSK3 apparently plays double role in activating and inhibiting cell growth, study finds |
Virtual Colonoscopy Effective for Average Risk People
(17-Sep-2008)
Regular colonoscopy's long-term value is also confirmed, studies report
|
Signaling Protein Could Be Target for Leukemia Chemo
(17-Sep-2008)
GSK3 apparently plays double role in activating and inhibiting cell growth, study finds |
Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
(16-Sep-2008)
Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
Massage Therapy Helps Those With Advanced Cancer
(16-Sep-2008)
It improved mood, pain symptoms more than simple touch, concludes study
|
Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
(16-Sep-2008)
Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
(16-Sep-2008)
Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
(16-Sep-2008)
Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
Lifestyle Changes Boost Enzyme Regulating Cell Aging
(16-Sep-2008)
Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Blasts Some Tumors
(15-Sep-2008)
In animal studies, it eliminated aggressive growths |
Immune System Biomarkers May Predict Early Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2008)
Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
Gardasil Approved for Additional Uses
(15-Sep-2008)
To help protect women against two more cancers |
Immune System Biomarkers May Predict Early Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2008)
Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
Gene Boosts Resistance to Chemo Drug
(15-Sep-2008)
SIRT1 was major factor in reaction to cisplatin, study finds |
Web Site Helps Cancer Patients With Fertility Preservation
(15-Sep-2008)
Northwestern consortium's program features message boards, videos and advice |
Prosthetic Ears Boost Hearing After Injury
(15-Sep-2008)
Not only restores aesthetics, but also improves speech recognition |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Blasts Some Tumors
(15-Sep-2008)
In animal studies, it eliminated aggressive growths |
Immune System Biomarkers May Predict Early Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2008)
Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
Immune System Biomarkers May Predict Early Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2008)
Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
Immune System Biomarkers May Predict Early Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2008)
Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
Gene Boosts Resistance to Chemo Drug
(15-Sep-2008)
SIRT1 was major factor in reaction to cisplatin, study finds |
Colon Cancer Oncogene Discovered
(14-Sep-2008)
CDK8 is frequently amplified in these malignancies, study finds |
Colon Cancer Oncogene Discovered
(14-Sep-2008)
CDK8 is frequently amplified in these malignancies, study finds |
Broad Screening of Blood Clots May Find Cancers Earlier
(12-Sep-2008)
Analysis suggests CT scan could boost detection 21% in those with unexplained masses |
Survival Rates Improve for Kids With Blood Cancers
(10-Sep-2008)
Advancements in treatment likely behind continued upswing, study concludes |
Stopping Cancer From Rebounding After Treatment
(10-Sep-2008)
The body helps tumors recover from chemo, but there may be a way to blunt that response, scientists say |
Erbitux Extends Life for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
(10-Sep-2008)
Used in tandem with chemotherapy, it block cancer cells from dividing and growing |
Survival Rates Improve for Kids With Blood Cancers
(10-Sep-2008)
Advancements in treatment likely behind continued upswing, study concludes |
Survival Rates Improve for Kids With Blood Cancers
(10-Sep-2008)
Advancements in treatment likely behind continued upswing, study concludes |
Erbitux Extends Life for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
(10-Sep-2008)
Used in tandem with chemotherapy, it block cancer cells from dividing and growing |
Erbitux Extends Life for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
(10-Sep-2008)
Used in tandem with chemotherapy, it block cancer cells from dividing and growing |
Stopping Cancer From Rebounding After Treatment
(10-Sep-2008)
The body helps tumors recover from chemo, but there may be a way to blunt that response, scientists say |
Colon Cancer Treatments Need Improvements
(09-Sep-2008)
More lymph nodes should be checked, and follow-up care should be more frequent, studies find
|
Music Therapy Improves Well-Being of Very Ill Patients
(09-Sep-2008)
Study finds even family members appear to benefit |
Lung Cancer Rates Among Nonsmokers Not on the Rise
(09-Sep-2008)
International study debunks some commonly held beliefs about this type of cancer |
Colon Cancer Treatments Need Improvements
(09-Sep-2008)
More lymph nodes should be checked, and follow-up care should be more frequent, studies find
|
Painkillers Lower PSA Test Readings
(08-Sep-2008)
Could complicate prostate cancer screening process, researchers say |
MRIs Don't Improve Breast Cancer Care, Outcome
(07-Sep-2008)
Study finds getting one delays treatment, raises odds of mastectomy |
MRIs Don't Improve Breast Cancer Care, Outcome
(07-Sep-2008)
Study finds getting one delays treatment, raises odds of mastectomy |
Drug Re-Sensitizes Breast Tumors to Treatment
(05-Sep-2008)
Phase II study finds sorafenib helps reverse disease resistance to anti-hormonal therapy |
Health Tip: Getting Ready for Cancer Treatment
(05-Sep-2008)
Proper diet is crucial |
Drug Re-Sensitizes Breast Tumors to Treatment
(05-Sep-2008)
Phase II study finds sorafenib helps reverse disease resistance to anti-hormonal therapy |
Blacks With Lung Disease Face Increased Cancer Risk
(05-Sep-2008)
Men with prior history of COPD 6 times more likely to develop malignancy, study suggests |
FDA to List Drugs Under Review for Safety Issues
(05-Sep-2008)
But officials say patients taking meds on Web site shouldn't overreact or stop taking them |
Blacks With Lung Disease Face Increased Cancer Risk
(05-Sep-2008)
Men with prior history of COPD 6 times more likely to develop malignancy, study suggests |
FDA to List Drugs Under Review for Safety Issues
(05-Sep-2008)
But officials say patients taking meds on Web site shouldn't overreact or stop taking them |
Health Tip: Getting Ready for Cancer Treatment
(05-Sep-2008)
Proper diet is crucial |
Genetic Mutations Linked to Deadly Cancers
(04-Sep-2008)
Findings of 3 studies focus on brain and pancreatic tumors |
New Screening Catches More Breast Cancers
(04-Sep-2008)
Finding among new trends in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, experts say |
Genetic Mutations Linked to Deadly Cancers
(04-Sep-2008)
Findings of 3 studies focus on brain and pancreatic tumors |
2 Million Cancer Cases Tied to Tobacco Use
(04-Sep-2008)
The U.S. review covered the period from 1999 to 2004 |
2 Million Cancer Cases Tied to Tobacco Use
(04-Sep-2008)
The U.S. review covered the period from 1999 to 2004 |
Genetic Mutations Linked to Deadly Cancers
(04-Sep-2008)
Findings of 3 studies focus on brain and pancreatic tumors |
Height May Boost Prostate Cancer Risk, Study Suggests
(03-Sep-2008)
But the findings could be pure chance, one expert says |
Study Links Serum Calcium, Prostate Cancer Death
(03-Sep-2008)
High, but still normal, levels triple risk of aggressive disease |
Height May Boost Prostate Cancer Risk, Study Suggests
(03-Sep-2008)
But the findings could be pure chance, one expert says |
Study Links Serum Calcium, Prostate Cancer Death
(03-Sep-2008)
High, but still normal, levels triple risk of aggressive disease |
Breast Cancer Drug Not Tied to Cognitive Decline: Study
(02-Sep-2008)
Researchers say finding is 'good news' for postmenopausal women taking anastrozole |
HPV Vaccine Has Higher Allergic Reaction Rate
(02-Sep-2008)
But the overall risk for these events is still extremely low, experts note
|
Secrets of Telomerase Revealed
(02-Sep-2008)
Researchers unlock active region of enzyme involved in cancer, aging |
No Definitive Link Seen Between Vytorin and Cancer
(02-Sep-2008)
Review results are reassuring, one cardiologist says |
Breast Cancer Drug Not Tied to Cognitive Decline: Study
(02-Sep-2008)
Researchers say finding is 'good news' for postmenopausal women taking anastrozole |
Some Hiroshima Survivors at Thyroid Cancer Risk
(29-Aug-2008)
Radiation may have caused chromosomal change that raises odds for malignancy, study finds |
Normal Cells May Predict Cancer Virulence
(28-Aug-2008)
Finding suggests that treatment that only aims at malignant cells might fall short |
Normal Cells May Predict Cancer Virulence
(28-Aug-2008)
Finding suggests that treatment that only aims at malignant cells might fall short |
Mistaken Beliefs About Cancer Abound
(27-Aug-2008)
Global survey says many inflate environmental risks, downplay behaviors that count |
Combination Therapy Helps to Combat Myeloma
(27-Aug-2008)
Adding Velcade to standard drug therapy prolonged survival, study finds |
Combination Therapy Helps to Combat Myeloma
(27-Aug-2008)
Adding Velcade to standard drug therapy prolonged survival, study finds |
Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Ups Risk for Other Cancers
(26-Aug-2008)
Risk for lung, colon and breast tumors is doubled, researchers say |
Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Ups Risk for Other Cancers
(26-Aug-2008)
Risk for lung, colon and breast tumors is doubled, researchers say |
LDL Cholesterol Tied to Increased Cancer Risk in Diabetics
(25-Aug-2008)
Using these levels as markers could help clinicians better treat patients, Chinese study finds |
Long-Term Exposure to Incense Raises Cancer Risk
(25-Aug-2008)
Rates of respiratory tract cancers increase, lung cancer incidence does not, study finds |
FDA Investigates Possible Vytorin-Cancer Link
(22-Aug-2008)
But the agency says patients can still take the cholesterol-lowering drug |
Drug Stops Bone Loss From Breast Cancer Chemo
(21-Aug-2008)
Zoledronic acid stabilized mineral density in premenopausal women, study finds |
Health Tip: Prepare for a Pap Test
(21-Aug-2008)
Help prevent an inaccurate result
|
Dietary Supplements May Pose Risk to Older Cancer Survivors
(21-Aug-2008)
It's unclear if pills help keep them healthier or put them in danger of disease recurrence |
Drug Stops Bone Loss From Breast Cancer Chemo
(21-Aug-2008)
Zoledronic acid stabilized mineral density in premenopausal women, study finds |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Worth the Cost: Study
(20-Aug-2008)
But authors admit the data is sketchy and the shot proves more expensive for older women |
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Won't Cause Cancer
(20-Aug-2008)
New analysis shows no effect from statin meds, which include Lipitor, Crestor |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Worth the Cost: Study
(20-Aug-2008)
But authors admit the data is sketchy and the shot proves more expensive for older women |
Skin Cancer Carries Its Own Scent
(20-Aug-2008)
Researchers hope to develop noninvasive test to detect malignancies |
Imaging System Lets Doctors 'See' Cancer During Surgery
(19-Aug-2008)
Fluorescent dyes light up diseased tissue on video monitors, helping spare healthy cells |
Zoledronic Acid Protects Bones of Women Getting Breast Cancer Treatment
(19-Aug-2008)
Drug countered effect of endocrine therapy in premenopausal patients, study finds |
Imaging System Lets Doctors 'See' Cancer During Surgery
(19-Aug-2008)
Fluorescent dyes light up diseased tissue on video monitors, helping spare healthy cells |
Mathematical Model Helps Predict Cancer Tumor Size
(19-Aug-2008)
Calculations were close to what was actually seen in clinical practice, Stanford team says |
Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
(19-Aug-2008)
At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado |
Imaging System Lets Doctors 'See' Cancer During Surgery
(19-Aug-2008)
Fluorescent dyes light up diseased tissue on video monitors, helping spare healthy cells |
Imaging System Lets Doctors 'See' Cancer During Surgery
(19-Aug-2008)
Fluorescent dyes light up diseased tissue on video monitors, helping spare healthy cells |
New Imaging Technique Could Spot Early Cancers
(18-Aug-2008)
Lasers heat nanotubes, then docs listen for ultrasound waves released showing tumors |
New Imaging Technique Could Spot Early Cancers
(18-Aug-2008)
Lasers heat nanotubes, then docs listen for ultrasound waves released showing tumors |
Newly Discovered Air Pollutants May Cause Lung Problems
(18-Aug-2008)
Cancer, cardiopulmonary diseases might be tied to persistent free radicals, study says |
New Imaging Technique Could Spot Early Cancers
(18-Aug-2008)
Lasers heat nanotubes, then docs listen for ultrasound waves released showing tumors |
New Lymphoma Drug Shows Promise
(14-Aug-2008)
Eleven of 38 non-Hodgkin patients respond to blinatumomab, study finds |
Moisturizers Spur Skin Cancer in Mouse Study
(14-Aug-2008)
Experiments find skin creams boosted rate of cancer growth, number of tumors; experts say human impact unknown. |
HRT Drug Boosts Stroke Risk in Older Women
(13-Aug-2008)
Tibolone should not be used by those 60 and older, study says |
HRT Drug Boosts Stroke Risk in Older Women
(13-Aug-2008)
Tibolone should not be used by those 60 and older, study says |
HRT Drug Boosts Stroke Risk in Older Women
(13-Aug-2008)
Tibolone should not be used by those 60 and older, study says |
Postmenopausal Women With Breast Cancer Face Joint Issues
(12-Aug-2008)
Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says |
Risk of Breast Cancer Relapse Can Linger
(12-Aug-2008)
Study shows recurrence after five-year mark, but numbers aren't as high as some might suspect, study says |
Older Patients With Cancer at Heightened Suicide Risk
(12-Aug-2008)
3 studies urge better management of patients' emotional distress to improve quality of life |
Surgery Helps With Prostate Cancer, Sometimes
(12-Aug-2008)
New study fails to settle question about best treatment for the disease |
New Chemotherapy Combo Holds Promise for Lung Cancer
(12-Aug-2008)
But expert notes research is still in early stages |
Postmenopausal Women With Breast Cancer Face Joint Issues
(12-Aug-2008)
Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says |
Risk of Breast Cancer Relapse Can Linger
(12-Aug-2008)
Study shows recurrence after five-year mark, but numbers aren't as high as some might suspect, study says |
New Chemotherapy Combo Holds Promise for Lung Cancer
(12-Aug-2008)
But expert notes research is still in early stages |
Surgery Helps With Prostate Cancer, Sometimes
(12-Aug-2008)
New study fails to settle question about best treatment for the disease |
New Chemotherapy Combo Holds Promise for Lung Cancer
(12-Aug-2008)
But expert notes research is still in early stages |
Risk of Breast Cancer Relapse Can Linger
(12-Aug-2008)
Study shows recurrence after five-year mark, but numbers aren't as high as some might suspect, study says |
Researchers Hunt Normal Cells That Give Rise to Cancer
(11-Aug-2008)
Identifying these progenitors may provide context for tumor formation, new treatments |
Researchers Hunt Normal Cells That Give Rise to Cancer
(11-Aug-2008)
Identifying these progenitors may provide context for tumor formation, new treatments |
Obese Men Face Twin Threat From Prostate Cancer
(08-Aug-2008)
Delayed diagnosis, less successful surgery, pair of studies finds |
Obese Men Face Twin Threat From Prostate Cancer
(08-Aug-2008)
Delayed diagnosis, less successful surgery, pair of studies finds |
Breaking the News About Breast Cancer
(07-Aug-2008)
Women worry about reactions during a time that's already difficult, study finds |
2 New Genes Tied to 3 Cancers
(07-Aug-2008)
Finding could improve early detection of breast, thyroid and kidney diseases, researchers say |
2 New Genes Tied to 3 Cancers
(07-Aug-2008)
Finding could improve early detection of breast, thyroid and kidney diseases, researchers say |
2 New Genes Tied to 3 Cancers
(07-Aug-2008)
Finding could improve early detection of breast, thyroid and kidney diseases, researchers say |
Exercise Lowers Risk of Colon Cancer
(06-Aug-2008)
But not all doctors informing patients of this simple preventive approach, study says |
Exercise Lowers Risk of Colon Cancer
(06-Aug-2008)
But not all doctors informing patients of this simple preventive approach, study says |
One-Fifth of British Childhood Cancer Survivors Smoke
(06-Aug-2008)
Study finds despite hazards, many put themselves at increased risk for second malignancies |
Study Links Agent Orange to Prostate Cancer in Vietnam Vets
(06-Aug-2008)
But some researchers say the finding fails to establish cause-and-effect |
Study Links Agent Orange to Prostate Cancer in Vietnam Vets
(06-Aug-2008)
But some researchers say the finding fails to establish cause-and-effect |
Vitamin C Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment
(05-Aug-2008)
The nutrient shrunk brain, ovarian and pancreatic tumors in mice |
Vitamin C Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment
(05-Aug-2008)
The nutrient shrunk brain, ovarian and pancreatic tumors in mice |
Vitamin C Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment
(05-Aug-2008)
The nutrient shrunk brain, ovarian and pancreatic tumors in mice |
Vitamin C Shows Promise as Cancer Treatment
(05-Aug-2008)
The nutrient shrunk brain, ovarian and pancreatic tumors in mice |
Immunotherapy Boosts Treatment of Kids' High-Risk Sarcomas
(04-Aug-2008)
Patients with recurrent or metastatic disease had better-than-normal survival, study finds |
New Guidelines Rule Out Prostate Screening for Men Over 75
(04-Aug-2008)
The hazards outweigh benefits, government task force reports |
Many Cancer Patients Turn to Complementary Medicine
(04-Aug-2008)
Women, especially breast and ovarian tumor patients, more likely to use these therapies |
New Guidelines Rule Out Prostate Screening for Men Over 75
(04-Aug-2008)
The hazards outweigh benefits, government task force reports |
New Guidelines Rule Out Prostate Screening for Men Over 75
(04-Aug-2008)
The hazards outweigh benefits, government task force reports |
Immunotherapy Boosts Treatment of Kids' High-Risk Sarcomas
(04-Aug-2008)
Patients with recurrent or metastatic disease had better-than-normal survival, study finds |
Breast CT Scans Could Be Comfortable Alternative to Mammograms
(01-Aug-2008)
Newer technique didn't squeeze breasts, still spotted lesions, study finds |
Cannabis-Linked Cell Receptor Might Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(01-Aug-2008)
Findings may serve as new path for better treatment of disease, study suggests |
Cannabis-Linked Cell Receptor Might Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(01-Aug-2008)
Findings may serve as new path for better treatment of disease, study suggests |
Methadone Kills Resistant Leukemia Cells
(01-Aug-2008)
Low doses of drug used to treat opioid addiction worked without toxic effects, study finds |
Breast CT Scans Could Be Comfortable Alternative to Mammograms
(01-Aug-2008)
Newer technique didn't squeeze breasts, still spotted lesions, study finds |
Methadone Kills Resistant Leukemia Cells
(01-Aug-2008)
Low doses of drug used to treat opioid addiction worked without toxic effects, study finds |
Cannabis-Linked Cell Receptor Might Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(01-Aug-2008)
Findings may serve as new path for better treatment of disease, study suggests |
Methadone Kills Resistant Leukemia Cells
(01-Aug-2008)
Low doses of drug used to treat opioid addiction worked without toxic effects, study finds |
Eradicating Gut Bacteria Improves Stomach Cancer Outcomes
(31-Jul-2008)
Removing H. pylori left patients two-thirds less likely to suffer recurrence |
New Test IDs Cancer Cells in Tumors
(31-Jul-2008)
Helps pinpoint which type of cancer is present |
Mouse Study Finds Molecule That Tells Hair to Grow
(31-Jul-2008)
Could one day lead to treatments for baldness, researchers say |
New Clues to How Cancer Spreads
(30-Jul-2008)
Healing cells called fibrocytes create niches in healthy organs where disease can spread, study finds |
New Clues to How Cancer Spreads
(30-Jul-2008)
Healing cells called fibrocytes create niches in healthy organs where disease can spread, study finds |
2 Breast Cancer Screening Strategies Prove Effective
(29-Jul-2008)
But recall rate for abnormal mammograms was lower in Norwegian practice than in U.S. |
Exercise Testing for Cancer Fails to Follow Guidelines
(29-Jul-2008)
Study urges national, international standards to ensure safety, reliable results |
2 Breast Cancer Screening Strategies Prove Effective
(29-Jul-2008)
But recall rate for abnormal mammograms was lower in Norwegian practice than in U.S. |
Prostate Cancer Treatment Could Impair Men's Thinking
(29-Jul-2008)
Hormone deprivation approach seems to affect memory, concentration, study finds
|
Bone Density Predicts Chances of Breast Cancer
(28-Jul-2008)
Researchers found higher levels raised risk of disease |
Micro Molecules May Be Cancer Biomarker
(28-Jul-2008)
RNAs regulating gene expression could detect disease in early stages, study says |
Protein Gives Doctors New Tool to Detect Melanoma
(23-Jul-2008)
Excessive IMP-3, not found in harmless moles, may be key to diagnosis |
Targeted Drug Boosts Survival Among Liver Cancer Patients
(23-Jul-2008)
Sorafenib added three months for those with advanced disease, study finds
|
Protein Gives Doctors New Tool to Detect Melanoma
(23-Jul-2008)
Excessive IMP-3, not found in harmless moles, may be key to diagnosis |
More Cancer Lymph Nodes Analyzed at Specialty Centers
(22-Jul-2008)
If too few are tested, patient's treatment and prognosis may be affected, study says |
More Cancer Lymph Nodes Analyzed at Specialty Centers
(22-Jul-2008)
If too few are tested, patient's treatment and prognosis may be affected, study says |
More Cancer Lymph Nodes Analyzed at Specialty Centers
(22-Jul-2008)
If too few are tested, patient's treatment and prognosis may be affected, study says |
Lung Cancer Trial Targets Asbestos-Related Disease
(21-Jul-2008)
Chemo-radiation therapy looks to kill cells on organ's surface, spare surrounding tissue |
Gene Profiles Might Help Guide Lung Cancer Care
(21-Jul-2008)
Combo of DNA activity, clinical clues could lead to smarter, tailored treatments, study suggests |
Lung Cancer Trial Targets Asbestos-Related Disease
(21-Jul-2008)
Chemo-radiation therapy looks to kill cells on organ's surface, spare surrounding tissue |
Gene Profiles Might Help Guide Lung Cancer Care
(21-Jul-2008)
Combo of DNA activity, clinical clues could lead to smarter, tailored treatments, study suggests |
Incidence of Mantle Cell Lymphoma on Rise
(18-Jul-2008)
Aggressive form of non-Hodgkin disease puts older men chiefly at risk, study finds |
Incidence of Mantle Cell Lymphoma on Rise
(18-Jul-2008)
Aggressive form of non-Hodgkin disease puts older men chiefly at risk, study finds |
Cancer Survival Depends on Where You Live
(17-Jul-2008)
U.S. does better than Europe, although American whites do better than blacks, study finds |
Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
(17-Jul-2008)
Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims |
Cancer Survival Depends on Where You Live
(17-Jul-2008)
U.S. does better than Europe, although American whites do better than blacks, study finds |
Cancer Survival Depends on Where You Live
(17-Jul-2008)
U.S. does better than Europe, although American whites do better than blacks, study finds |
Cancer Survival Depends on Where You Live
(17-Jul-2008)
U.S. does better than Europe, although American whites do better than blacks, study finds |
No Evidence Breast Self-Exams Cut Cancer Deaths
(16-Jul-2008)
Review of studies says monthly check is 'an option' for women starting in their 20s |
No Evidence Breast Self-Exams Cut Cancer Deaths
(16-Jul-2008)
Review of studies says monthly check is 'an option' for women starting in their 20s |
Researchers Find Link Between Organ Transplants, Cancer
(16-Jul-2008)
Immune-suppressing drugs may trigger protein that boosts tumor growth, study finds |
Case Points to Link Between Crohn's Treatment, Cancer
(16-Jul-2008)
A woman's lung tumor disappears after anti-TNF medications are stopped, doctors report |
Case Points to Link Between Crohn's Treatment, Cancer
(16-Jul-2008)
A woman's lung tumor disappears after anti-TNF medications are stopped, doctors report |
Brain Cancer Vaccine's Immune Response Key to Outcomes
(15-Jul-2008)
Tumor-altering shot, already in trials, lengthens survival, study finds |
Brain Cancer Vaccine's Immune Response Key to Outcomes
(15-Jul-2008)
Tumor-altering shot, already in trials, lengthens survival, study finds |
Imaging Advance Tracks Prostate Cancer in Lymph Nodes
(15-Jul-2008)
Engineered 'payload' based on common cold virus could aid doctors in treatment decisions |
Imaging Advance Tracks Prostate Cancer in Lymph Nodes
(15-Jul-2008)
Engineered 'payload' based on common cold virus could aid doctors in treatment decisions |
Colon Cancer Screening Rates Remain Low
(14-Jul-2008)
Only half of Americans over 50 tested; education, insurance play role, group says |
Colon Cancer Screening Rates Remain Low
(14-Jul-2008)
Only half of Americans over 50 tested; education, insurance play role, group says |
Are You Getting Burned by Your Sunscreen?
(13-Jul-2008)
Many products don't protect against UVA rays, which can cause skin cancer |
Are You Getting Burned by Your Sunscreen?
(13-Jul-2008)
Many products don't protect against UVA rays, which can cause skin cancer |
Recent Genetic Discoveries Don't Improve Prediction of Breast Cancer
(11-Jul-2008)
When added to risk assessment tool, SNPs made no difference, study finds |
Protein Thought to Promote Cancer Does Opposite
(11-Jul-2008)
Study finds it functions as a tumor suppressor instead |
Nanoparticle Stops Cancer From Spreading
(11-Jul-2008)
'Smart bomb' curbs metastasis with fewer side effects, study finds |
Melanoma Drug Boosts Recurrence-Free Survival
(11-Jul-2008)
Pegylated inteferon cut risk 15% but did not reduce overall mortality rates |
Nanoparticle Stops Cancer From Spreading
(11-Jul-2008)
'Smart bomb' curbs metastasis with fewer side effects, study finds |
Nanoparticle Stops Cancer From Spreading
(11-Jul-2008)
'Smart bomb' curbs metastasis with fewer side effects, study finds |
Protein Thought to Promote Cancer Does Opposite
(11-Jul-2008)
Study finds it functions as a tumor suppressor instead |
Melanoma Drug Boosts Recurrence-Free Survival
(11-Jul-2008)
Pegylated inteferon cut risk 15% but did not reduce overall mortality rates |
Nanoparticle Stops Cancer From Spreading
(11-Jul-2008)
'Smart bomb' curbs metastasis with fewer side effects, study finds |
Melanoma Rates Soar Among Younger Women
(10-Jul-2008)
But rates of the cancer in young men haven't changed, study says |
Melanoma Rates Soar Among Younger Women
(10-Jul-2008)
But rates of the cancer in young men haven't changed, study says |
Breast-Conserving Surgery Leaves Many Cancer Patients Disappointed
(09-Jul-2008)
Poor aesthetic outcome after lumpectomy linked to depression, fear, study finds |
Gene Activity May Explain Deadlier Breast Cancers Among Younger Women
(09-Jul-2008)
Study finds more than 350 common sets of genes in patients under 45 |
Men Often Not Told of Severity of Wife's Cancer
(09-Jul-2008)
Study finds almost 40% say docs never said condition was terminal until near death |
Men Often Not Told of Severity of Wife's Cancer
(09-Jul-2008)
Study finds almost 40% say docs never said condition was terminal until near death |
Men Often Not Told of Severity of Wife's Cancer
(09-Jul-2008)
Study finds almost 40% say docs never said condition was terminal until near death |
Thalidomide Continues to Show Benefits Against Myeloma
(09-Jul-2008)
The once-notorious drug aiding certain patients with the blood cancer |
Thalidomide Continues to Show Benefits Against Myeloma
(09-Jul-2008)
The once-notorious drug aiding certain patients with the blood cancer |
Men Often Not Told of Severity of Wife's Cancer
(09-Jul-2008)
Study finds almost 40% say docs never said condition was terminal until near death |
FDA Approves Genetic Test for Breast Cancer
(08-Jul-2008)
Kit will help identify which patients are most likely to respond to Herceptin |
Breast Cancer Test Rates Drug Therapy Candidates
(08-Jul-2008)
Helps doctors make better treatment decisions
|
Thickness, Location Predict Skin Cancer's Spread
(08-Jul-2008)
Thicker tumors boost risk almost fivefold, German study finds |
Low Iron Levels Cut Cancer Risk in Men With PAD
(08-Jul-2008)
Those who had phlebotomy were 37% less likely to develop disease |
Hormone Therapy Shows Little Benefit Against Prostate Cancer
(08-Jul-2008)
Survival rates no different than 'watchful waiting,' study shows |
FDA Approves Genetic Test for Breast Cancer
(08-Jul-2008)
Kit will help identify which patients are most likely to respond to Herceptin |
College-Educated Fare Better When Cancer Strikes
(08-Jul-2008)
They've gained most from recent advances in treatment, survival, study finds |
Hormone Therapy Shows Little Benefit Against Prostate Cancer
(08-Jul-2008)
Survival rates no different than 'watchful waiting,' study shows |
Thickness, Location Predict Skin Cancer's Spread
(08-Jul-2008)
Thicker tumors boost risk almost fivefold, German study finds |
Cancer Care Unaffected by Doctor Reimbursement Changes
(08-Jul-2008)
Study says Medicare Modernization Act yet to show drop-off in access predicted by critics |
Dietary Supplement May Prevent Breast Cancer
(07-Jul-2008)
Resveratrol, found in red wine, grape skins, inhibits abnormal cells, study finds |
Molecule Uses Cellular Recycling to Treat Kidney Cancer
(07-Jul-2008)
Finding represents a major shift for targeted therapy, study says |
Dietary Supplement May Prevent Breast Cancer
(07-Jul-2008)
Resveratrol, found in red wine, grape skins, inhibits abnormal cells, study finds |
Molecule Uses Cellular Recycling to Treat Kidney Cancer
(07-Jul-2008)
Finding represents a major shift for targeted therapy, study says |
Kidney Cancer Vaccine Shows No Boost in Survival
(03-Jul-2008)
But early-stage patients may benefit from further study of vitespen, researchers say |
Kidney Cancer Vaccine Shows No Boost in Survival
(03-Jul-2008)
But early-stage patients may benefit from further study of vitespen, researchers say |
New Drug Slows Thyroid Cancer
(02-Jul-2008)
Research also uncovers a genetic mutation that improves response to therapy |
Hallucinogen Gives Lasting Spiritual Boost
(02-Jul-2008)
Psilocybin may help treat patients with cancer, depression, drug abuse, study says |
Circulating Tumor Cells Reveal Insights Into Lung Cancers
(02-Jul-2008)
Technology could one day help tailor treatments to individual patients, study says |
Smokeless Tobacco Products Do Raise Cancer Risk
(02-Jul-2008)
Snuff, chew shouldn't be viewed as a safe alternative to smoking, experts say |
Circulating Tumor Cells Reveal Insights Into Lung Cancers
(02-Jul-2008)
Technology could one day help tailor treatments to individual patients, study says |
Scientists Find Way to Dim Cancer Switch
(01-Jul-2008)
Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
Scientists Find Way to Dim Cancer Switch
(01-Jul-2008)
Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
Scientists Find Way to Dim Cancer Switch
(01-Jul-2008)
Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
Scientists Find Way to Dim Cancer Switch
(01-Jul-2008)
Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
Scientists Find Way to Dim Cancer Switch
(01-Jul-2008)
Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
Promising Cancer Treatment Ready for Human Trial
(30-Jun-2008)
Tumor-fighting white blood cells would be transfused into patients with advanced malignancy |
Breast Cancer Vaccines Look Promising
(26-Jun-2008)
But research still to really pan out, expert warns |
Experimental Imaging System Helps Detect Breast Cancer
(26-Jun-2008)
It's less expensive and nearly as accurate as MRI, study says |
Experimental Imaging System Helps Detect Breast Cancer
(26-Jun-2008)
It's less expensive and nearly as accurate as MRI, study says |
Social, Health Care Factors Drive Colon Screen Disparities
(24-Jun-2008)
Economic status, access and language barriers affect who goes for tests, study concludes |
Vaccine Stops Colon Cancer's Spread in Mice
(24-Jun-2008)
Experimental shot targets the gut's immune system |
Research Uncovers Clues to Lymphoma
(24-Jun-2008)
Findings from mouse model could lead to new therapeutic targets |
Social, Health Care Factors Drive Colon Screen Disparities
(24-Jun-2008)
Economic status, access and language barriers affect who goes for tests, study concludes |
Research Uncovers Clues to Lymphoma
(24-Jun-2008)
Findings from mouse model could lead to new therapeutic targets |
Social, Health Care Factors Drive Colon Screen Disparities
(24-Jun-2008)
Economic status, access and language barriers affect who goes for tests, study concludes |
Poorer Patients Have Poorer Survival After Cancer Diagnosis
(23-Jun-2008)
Less affluent individuals had more advanced disease and were less likely to receive needed treatment |
Poorer Patients Have Poorer Survival After Cancer Diagnosis
(23-Jun-2008)
Less affluent individuals had more advanced disease and were less likely to receive needed treatment |
Poorer Patients Have Poorer Survival After Cancer Diagnosis
(23-Jun-2008)
Less affluent individuals had more advanced disease and were less likely to receive needed treatment |
Symptoms Plus Blood Test Boost Ovarian Cancer Detection
(23-Jun-2008)
The combo uncovered 80% of early-stage tumors, researchers say
|
Cancer Drug Gleevec Could Fight Stroke
(23-Jun-2008)
It might extend the effectiveness of clot-busting tPA, researchers say |
One Gene May Be Key to Myeloma
(23-Jun-2008)
The discovery holds promise as a treatment target for this diverse disease, experts say |
Symptoms Plus Blood Test Boost Ovarian Cancer Detection
(23-Jun-2008)
The combo uncovered 80% of early-stage tumors, researchers say
|
Poorer Patients Have Poorer Survival After Cancer Diagnosis
(23-Jun-2008)
Less affluent individuals had more advanced disease and were less likely to receive needed treatment |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Boosts Melanoma Incidence
(20-Jun-2008)
Patients treated with methotrexate had a threefold increased risk of disease, report says |
CT Screens for Lung Cancer Not a Cure-All
(20-Jun-2008)
Study says patients should think carefully about test that has no direct evidence of benefit |
Pro Baseball Helps Keep Skin Cancer From Scoring
(20-Jun-2008)
New campaign is focused especially on sunscreen-averse teen boys |
CT Screens for Lung Cancer Not a Cure-All
(20-Jun-2008)
Study says patients should think carefully about test that has no direct evidence of benefit |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Boosts Melanoma Incidence
(20-Jun-2008)
Patients treated with methotrexate had a threefold increased risk of disease, report says |
Pro Baseball Helps Keep Skin Cancer From Scoring
(20-Jun-2008)
New campaign is focused especially on sunscreen-averse teen boys |
Vitamin D May Promote Colon Cancer Survival
(19-Jun-2008)
But debate continues on whether the nutrient should be recommended for patients |
Non-Surgical Approach Can Treat Lung Cancers
(18-Jun-2008)
Radiofrequency ablation is quick and targets large tumors, sparing healthy tissue, study finds |
Cancer Drug Gleevec Linked to Muscle Damage
(18-Jun-2008)
French researchers say the problem can probably strike small percentage of patients |
Experimental Therapy Beats Back One Patient's Melanoma
(18-Jun-2008)
Doctors used man's own immune system cells to eliminate the disease |
Cancer Drug Gleevec Linked to Muscle Damage
(18-Jun-2008)
French researchers say the problem can probably strike small percentage of patients |
Non-Surgical Approach Can Treat Lung Cancers
(18-Jun-2008)
Radiofrequency ablation is quick and targets large tumors, sparing healthy tissue, study finds |
Experimental Therapy Beats Back One Patient's Melanoma
(18-Jun-2008)
Doctors used man's own immune system cells to eliminate the disease |
Lifestyle Changes Affect Cancer Genes
(17-Jun-2008)
Healthy diet, exercise and stress-reduction spur healthy alterations in DNA, study finds
|
FDA Warns Companies to Stop Selling Fake Cancer Cures
(17-Jun-2008)
Fraudulent products present a safety hazard to the public, agency says |
Lifestyle Changes Affect Cancer Genes
(17-Jun-2008)
Healthy diet, exercise and stress-reduction spur healthy alterations in DNA, study finds
|
Radiation May Help When Prostate Cancer Returns
(17-Jun-2008)
It halved the death rate and might need to be used more often, researchers say |
New Molecule Discovery Shows Promise Against Tamoxifen-Resistant Breast Cancers
(16-Jun-2008)
Potential therapy could be the next generation of treatments, researchers say |
Gene Therapy Helps Dogs Stricken With Cancer
(16-Jun-2008)
Treatment could eventually be used to improve lives of humans with disease, study says |
New Molecule Discovery Shows Promise Against Tamoxifen-Resistant Breast Cancers
(16-Jun-2008)
Potential therapy could be the next generation of treatments, researchers say |
New PET Scanner Could Improve Diagnosis
(16-Jun-2008)
It offers much better image resolution, scientists say |
A Health Gift for Men on Father's Day
(15-Jun-2008)
Be aware of your prostate cancer risk, experts advise |
A Health Gift for Men on Father's Day
(15-Jun-2008)
Be aware of your prostate cancer risk, experts advise |
Women Get Lung Cancer From Smoking at Same Rates as Men
(14-Jun-2008)
Health experts had debated whether women were more vulnerable to the disease |
Women Get Lung Cancer From Smoking at Same Rates as Men
(14-Jun-2008)
Health experts had debated whether women were more vulnerable to the disease |
Pancreatic Cancer Biomarkers Found
(13-Jun-2008)
Blood test for 5 proteins could detect disease sooner, when it's more treatable |
Researchers ID Traits of Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(13-Jun-2008)
Findings could lead to diagnostic urine test for 10% of men with the disease |
Pancreatic Cancer Biomarkers Found
(13-Jun-2008)
Blood test for 5 proteins could detect disease sooner, when it's more treatable |
Researchers ID Traits of Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(13-Jun-2008)
Findings could lead to diagnostic urine test for 10% of men with the disease |
Primary Tumors Fuel Growth of Cancer Cells
(12-Jun-2008)
Finding suggests interception of this signal may thwart metastases, study says |
Primary Tumors Fuel Growth of Cancer Cells
(12-Jun-2008)
Finding suggests interception of this signal may thwart metastases, study says |
Primary Tumors Fuel Growth of Cancer Cells
(12-Jun-2008)
Finding suggests interception of this signal may thwart metastases, study says |
Facility Characteristics Influence Mammography Accuracy
(11-Jun-2008)
Where screening is performed as important as who interprets results, study finds |
Raloxifene Cuts Risk of Certain Type of Breast Cancer
(11-Jun-2008)
And the benefits weren't limited to high-risk women, study finds |
DNA Coding May Make Bowel Prone to Cancer
(11-Jun-2008)
'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
Facility Characteristics Influence Mammography Accuracy
(11-Jun-2008)
Where screening is performed as important as who interprets results, study finds |
DNA Coding May Make Bowel Prone to Cancer
(11-Jun-2008)
'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
Medicare Costs for Cancer Treatment Soar
(10-Jun-2008)
Increased expenses for chemotherapy may affect treatment decisions, expert says |
Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
(10-Jun-2008)
Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
(10-Jun-2008)
Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
Medicare Costs for Cancer Treatment Soar
(10-Jun-2008)
Increased expenses for chemotherapy may affect treatment decisions, expert says |
Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
(10-Jun-2008)
Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
Decline in Cigarette Sales Offset by Use of Alternative Products
(10-Jun-2008)
Low taxes on substitute tobacco items keep addiction affordable, study says |
Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
(10-Jun-2008)
Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
Decline in Cigarette Sales Offset by Use of Alternative Products
(10-Jun-2008)
Low taxes on substitute tobacco items keep addiction affordable, study says |
Medicare Costs for Cancer Treatment Soar
(10-Jun-2008)
Increased expenses for chemotherapy may affect treatment decisions, expert says |
Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
(10-Jun-2008)
Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
Medicare Costs for Cancer Treatment Soar
(10-Jun-2008)
Increased expenses for chemotherapy may affect treatment decisions, expert says |
Family History Plays Role in Black Colon Screen Rates
(09-Jun-2008)
Reason unclear, but study says doctor recommendation key to higher participation |
Family History Plays Role in Black Colon Screen Rates
(09-Jun-2008)
Reason unclear, but study says doctor recommendation key to higher participation |
Blood Cancer Drug Shows Promise Against Lupus
(09-Jun-2008)
Experiments with mice found Velcade reduced dangerous autoantibodies |
Blood Cancer Drug Shows Promise Against Lupus
(09-Jun-2008)
Experiments with mice found Velcade reduced dangerous autoantibodies |
Method for Treating Cervical Lesions May Pose Pregnancy Risks
(06-Jun-2008)
Some experts say the procedure should be reserved for high-grade abnormalities |
Method for Treating Cervical Lesions May Pose Pregnancy Risks
(06-Jun-2008)
Some experts say the procedure should be reserved for high-grade abnormalities |
Fruits, Vegetables, Teas May Cut Smokers' Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2008)
Flavonoids in these foods may also counteract damage tobacco does to DNA, study suggests |
Diabetes Boosts Liver Cancer Risk in Hepatitis, Cirrhosis Cases
(05-Jun-2008)
Chances doubled, especially for older males, Dutch study finds |
Fruits, Vegetables, Teas May Cut Smokers' Cancer Risk
(05-Jun-2008)
Flavonoids in these foods may also counteract damage tobacco does to DNA, study suggests |
Sen. Kennedy Up and Walking After Brain Tumor Surgery
(03-Jun-2008)
Still faces radiation, chemotherapy treatments for what doctors say is a life-threatening malignant glioma |
Family History Might Improve Odds Against Colon Cancer
(03-Jun-2008)
Fewer deaths, recurrences seen in those who had relatives with disease, study finds |
Androgen Production Continues in Prostate Cancer Tumors
(03-Jun-2008)
Growths are able to maintain significant testosterone levels despite therapy, study finds |
Chronic Stomach Inflammation Boosts Cancer Risk
(03-Jun-2008)
Damage to DNA could cause cell mutations that lead to disease, study concludes |
Dangerous Side Effect Found in Cancer Immunotherapy Research
(03-Jun-2008)
Lab experiment resulted in T-cells spreading beyond treatment area |
Sen. Kennedy Up and Walking After Brain Tumor Surgery
(03-Jun-2008)
Still faces radiation, chemotherapy treatments for what doctors say is a life-threatening malignant glioma |
Androgen Production Continues in Prostate Cancer Tumors
(03-Jun-2008)
Growths are able to maintain significant testosterone levels despite therapy, study finds |
Dangerous Side Effect Found in Cancer Immunotherapy Research
(03-Jun-2008)
Lab experiment resulted in T-cells spreading beyond treatment area |
Bone Drug Lowers Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence
(02-Jun-2008)
Zometa, used to treat osteoporosis, showed no unanticipated side effects, researchers report |
Vaccine May Boost Survival of Brain Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
The tumors are similar to the type diagnosed in Sen. Edward Kennedy |
Sen. Kennedy's Brain Tumor Surgery Called a 'Success'
(02-Jun-2008)
Still faces radiation, chemotherapy treatments for what doctors say is a life-threatening malignant glioma |
Chemo May Limit Fertility in Breast Cancer Survivors
(02-Jun-2008)
They're more likely to have diminished ovarian reserve producing viable eggs, study suggests |
Bone Drug Lowers Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence
(02-Jun-2008)
Zometa, used to treat osteoporosis, showed no unanticipated side effects, researchers report |
Avastin Added to Chemo Helps Women With Advanced Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2008)
Anti-angiogenesis drug prolonged progression-free survival, study finds |
Smokers With Colon Cancer Face High Recurrence Risk
(02-Jun-2008)
The earlier in life a patient started, the greater the risk, study finds |
Erbitux Works Well for Two-Thirds of Colon Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
Study finds those with normal version of particular gene respond well to targeted therapy |
Acupuncture Eases Side Effects of Head, Neck Cancer Treatments
(02-Jun-2008)
Narcolepsy drug also helped with severe fatigue among patients on chemotherapy |
Hodgkin Lymphoma Kids Face Greater Risk of Future Problems
(02-Jun-2008)
Breast cancer leading cause of death for female survivors; cardiovascular events for males |
Combo Therapy Knocks Out Melanoma Tumors
(02-Jun-2008)
Chemo was more effective after a protein in growths was inhibited, researchers say |
Young Hodgkin Survivors Face Later Risk of Second Cancers
(02-Jun-2008)
Thyroid, breast, non-Hodgkin lymphoma were the most common types, study says |
3-Drug Combo Improves Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Outcomes
(02-Jun-2008)
Study finds treatment well-tolerated, kept tumors stable for almost 6 months |
Vaccine May Boost Survival of Brain Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
The tumors are similar to the type diagnosed in Sen. Edward Kennedy |
U.S. Childhood Cancers Vary by Sex, Region
(02-Jun-2008)
Pediatric malignancies are more common in the Northeast, and boys are at higher risk than girls, study finds
|
Chemo May Limit Fertility in Breast Cancer Survivors
(02-Jun-2008)
They're more likely to have diminished ovarian reserve producing viable eggs, study suggests |
Black Cancer Patients Choose More Aggressive End-of-Life Care
(02-Jun-2008)
Reasons unclear, but study suggests they had higher quality of life, were more at peace |
Smokers With Colon Cancer Face High Recurrence Risk
(02-Jun-2008)
The earlier in life a patient started, the greater the risk, study finds |
Bone Drug Lowers Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence
(02-Jun-2008)
Zometa, used to treat osteoporosis, showed no unanticipated side effects, researchers report |
Avastin Added to Chemo Helps Women With Advanced Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2008)
Anti-angiogenesis drug prolonged progression-free survival, study finds |
Erbitux Plus Chemo Improves Lung Cancer Outcomes
(02-Jun-2008)
Survival extended 5 weeks; benefit seen in all subtypes of disease, researchers say |
New Hope for Tough-to-Treat Cancers
(02-Jun-2008)
Gemzar, everolimus almost doubled survival time with pancreatic, kidney cancers, respectively |
Acupuncture Eases Side Effects of Head, Neck Cancer Treatments
(02-Jun-2008)
Narcolepsy drug also helped with severe fatigue among patients on chemotherapy |
Celebrex May Reduce Levels of Lung Cancer Biomarker
(02-Jun-2008)
Anti-inflammatory might one day help prevent malignancies, study suggests |
Anemia Drugs May Speed Tumor Growth in Some Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
Widely prescribed blood-boosters might stimulate malignant cells, hasten death, study says |
Erbitux Works Well for Two-Thirds of Colon Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
Study finds those with normal version of particular gene respond well to targeted therapy |
Sen. Kennedy's Brain Tumor Surgery Called a 'Success'
(02-Jun-2008)
Still faces radiation, chemotherapy treatments for what doctors say is a life-threatening malignant glioma |
New Hope for Tough-to-Treat Cancers
(02-Jun-2008)
Gemzar, everolimus almost doubled survival time with pancreatic, kidney cancers, respectively |
U.S. Childhood Cancers Vary by Sex, Region
(02-Jun-2008)
Pediatric malignancies are more common in the Northeast, and boys are at higher risk than girls, study finds
|
Erbitux Plus Chemo Improves Lung Cancer Outcomes
(02-Jun-2008)
Survival extended 5 weeks; benefit seen in all subtypes of disease, researchers say |
Celebrex May Reduce Levels of Lung Cancer Biomarker
(02-Jun-2008)
Anti-inflammatory might one day help prevent malignancies, study suggests |
Hodgkin Lymphoma Kids Face Greater Risk of Future Problems
(02-Jun-2008)
Breast cancer leading cause of death for female survivors; cardiovascular events for males |
Young Hodgkin Survivors Face Later Risk of Second Cancers
(02-Jun-2008)
Thyroid, breast, non-Hodgkin lymphoma were the most common types, study says |
3-Drug Combo Improves Advanced Pancreatic Cancer Outcomes
(02-Jun-2008)
Study finds treatment well-tolerated, kept tumors stable for almost 6 months |
New Hope for Tough-to-Treat Cancers
(02-Jun-2008)
Gemzar, everolimus almost doubled survival time with pancreatic, kidney cancers, respectively |
Combo Therapy Knocks Out Melanoma Tumors
(02-Jun-2008)
Chemo was more effective after a protein in growths was inhibited, researchers say |
Young Hodgkin Survivors Face Later Risk of Second Cancers
(02-Jun-2008)
Thyroid, breast, non-Hodgkin lymphoma were the most common types, study says |
Acupuncture Eases Side Effects of Head, Neck Cancer Treatments
(02-Jun-2008)
Narcolepsy drug also helped with severe fatigue among patients on chemotherapy |
Combo Therapy Knocks Out Melanoma Tumors
(02-Jun-2008)
Chemo was more effective after a protein in growths was inhibited, researchers say |
Avastin Added to Chemo Helps Women With Advanced Breast Cancer
(02-Jun-2008)
Anti-angiogenesis drug prolonged progression-free survival, study finds |
Acupuncture Eases Side Effects of Head, Neck Cancer Treatments
(02-Jun-2008)
Narcolepsy drug also helped with severe fatigue among patients on chemotherapy |
Anemia Drugs May Speed Tumor Growth in Some Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
Widely prescribed blood-boosters might stimulate malignant cells, hasten death, study says |
Erbitux Works Well for Two-Thirds of Colon Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2008)
Study finds those with normal version of particular gene respond well to targeted therapy |
Initiative Links Celebrities to Cancer Research
(29-May-2008)
Major League Baseball donates $10 million to novel effort |
Initiative Links Celebrities to Cancer Research
(29-May-2008)
Major League Baseball donates $10 million to novel effort |
Certain Tests in ERs Raise Cancer Risk for Some
(29-May-2008)
Study found too many X-rays, CT scans and nuclear medicine tests led to radiation buildup |
Type of Tomato Product Determines Power Against Prostate Cancer
(29-May-2008)
Compound produced during drying works with lycopene to protect against malignancies, study suggests |
Initiative Links Celebrities to Cancer Research
(29-May-2008)
Major League Baseball donates $10 million to novel effort |
Paclitaxel Plus Chemo Improves Outcomes in Early Breast Cancer
(27-May-2008)
Study finds a trend toward better overall survival |
Paclitaxel Plus Chemo Improves Outcomes in Early Breast Cancer
(27-May-2008)
Study finds a trend toward better overall survival |
Gum Disease Might Boost Cancer Risk
(27-May-2008)
Chronic inflammation could be the link, experts say |
Common Genetic Variant Tied to Lung Cancer Risk
(27-May-2008)
It may explain why some nonsmokers contract the disease, study says |
Cancer Patients Should Steer Clear of Antioxidants
(27-May-2008)
Research review suggests they may help cancer cells resist chemo, radiation |
Gum Disease Might Boost Cancer Risk
(27-May-2008)
Chronic inflammation could be the link, experts say |
Common Genetic Variant Tied to Lung Cancer Risk
(27-May-2008)
It may explain why some nonsmokers contract the disease, study says |
Cancer Patients Should Steer Clear of Antioxidants
(27-May-2008)
Research review suggests they may help cancer cells resist chemo, radiation |
Laser Therapy a New Option for Vocal-Cord Cancers
(26-May-2008)
It preserved and restored patients' voices with disease-free survival up to 5 years |
Laser Therapy a New Option for Vocal-Cord Cancers
(26-May-2008)
It preserved and restored patients' voices with disease-free survival up to 5 years |
Lowering Cholesterol May Also Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-May-2008)
Statins, which lower cholesterol, also lower PSA levels, a warning sign of disease |
Ted Kennedy Released From Hospital
(21-May-2008)
He returns to Cape Cod home while doctors determine treatment plans for malignant brain tumor |
Beer Drinking May Speed Pancreatic Cancer Onset
(21-May-2008)
Other alcohol also boosted the risk, as did smoking, study found |
Ted Kennedy Has a Brain Tumor
(20-May-2008)
Doctors find malignant glioma in tests after seizure |
Hormone Therapy Safe, Effective for Women Entering Menopause
(20-May-2008)
Experts stress that the finding applies only to those under 60 years of age
|
Repeat Colonoscopies Underused in High-Risk Patients
(20-May-2008)
Other research found traditional colonoscopy still better than virtual version |
Hormone Therapy Safe, Effective for Women Entering Menopause
(20-May-2008)
Experts stress that the finding applies only to those under 60 years of age
|
Repeat Colonoscopies Underused in High-Risk Patients
(20-May-2008)
Other research found traditional colonoscopy still better than virtual version |
Ventilator Relieves Lung Cancer Pain in Final Hours
(20-May-2008)
At end of life, it may be better than standard oxygen therapy, study suggests |
Radiation Improves Survival for Advanced Prostate Cancer
(20-May-2008)
But, it may not be for every patient, one expert says |
Firefighters May Face Higher Risk of Bladder Cancer
(19-May-2008)
Long-term exposure to smoke, chemicals boosts odds, but routine screening could help |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Firefighters May Face Higher Risk of Bladder Cancer
(19-May-2008)
Long-term exposure to smoke, chemicals boosts odds, but routine screening could help |
Kidney Cancers More Likely to Be Diagnosed Early
(19-May-2008)
Widespread use of medical imaging now catching smaller tumors at treatable stages |
Blood Test for Early Lung Cancer Shows Promise
(19-May-2008)
It had 87% accuracy rate in spotting tumors, scientists said |
Protein Helps ID Thyroid Cancer Nodules
(19-May-2008)
Test using galectin-3 finds them sooner, could cut unnecessary surgeries |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Kidney Cancers More Likely to Be Diagnosed Early
(19-May-2008)
Widespread use of medical imaging now catching smaller tumors at treatable stages |
Blood Test for Early Lung Cancer Shows Promise
(19-May-2008)
It had 87% accuracy rate in spotting tumors, scientists said |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer Raises Risk of Other Cancers
(19-May-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
Replacement Bladder Grown From Body's Own Cells
(18-May-2008)
'Neo-organ' from intestinal tissue could offer therapy option for cancer patients |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine Looks Promising in Early Trial
(18-May-2008)
Could help men with metastatic, recurring disease, researchers say |
Replacement Bladder Grown From Body's Own Cells
(18-May-2008)
'Neo-organ' from intestinal tissue could offer therapy option for cancer patients |
New Technology Speeds GI Disease Diagnosis
(18-May-2008)
Tiny microscope at end of endoscope allows immediate imagery of gastrointestinal tract |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine Looks Promising in Early Trial
(18-May-2008)
Could help men with metastatic, recurring disease, researchers say |
Low Levels of Vitamin D Spell Trouble for Breast Cancer Patients
(16-May-2008)
Study found women with deficiency were more likely to suffer recurrence, die from disease |
Blood Test Helps Docs Assess Breast Cancer Treatment
(16-May-2008)
New tool could allow physicians to determine much sooner if therapy is working |
Mastectomies on the Increase
(16-May-2008)
Trend coincides with increased use of MRI before surgeries, researchers report |
Outcomes Similar for Laparoscopic, Open Colon Cancer Surgeries
(16-May-2008)
Study finds mortality and survival rates equal for both procedures |
Not All Colon Cancer Patients Need Chemotherapy: Study
(16-May-2008)
DNA mismatch in some early stage cases makes therapy of little benefit, shortens survival |
Outcomes Similar for Laparoscopic, Open Colon Cancer Surgeries
(16-May-2008)
Study finds mortality and survival rates equal for both procedures |
Partnerships Effective Communicators of Cancer Advances
(16-May-2008)
Treatment guidelines quickly disseminated to community physicians, audit finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Heart Trouble
(16-May-2008)
Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds |
Blood Test Helps Docs Assess Breast Cancer Treatment
(16-May-2008)
New tool could allow physicians to determine much sooner if therapy is working |
Gene Signature May Predict Recurrence of Lung Cancer
(16-May-2008)
Could help docs determine who would benefit most from chemo after surgery, study says |
New Therapy Kills Human Leukemia Cells in Mice
(16-May-2008)
Technique expands natural killer cells in cord blood more than 30-fold |
Not All Colon Cancer Patients Need Chemotherapy: Study
(16-May-2008)
DNA mismatch in some early stage cases makes therapy of little benefit, shortens survival |
New Therapy Kills Human Leukemia Cells in Mice
(16-May-2008)
Technique expands natural killer cells in cord blood more than 30-fold |
Gene Signature May Predict Recurrence of Lung Cancer
(16-May-2008)
Could help docs determine who would benefit most from chemo after surgery, study says |
Outcomes Similar for Laparoscopic, Open Colon Cancer Surgeries
(16-May-2008)
Study finds mortality and survival rates equal for both procedures |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Heart Trouble
(16-May-2008)
Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds |
Gene Signature May Predict Recurrence of Lung Cancer
(16-May-2008)
Could help docs determine who would benefit most from chemo after surgery, study says |
Not All Colon Cancer Patients Need Chemotherapy: Study
(16-May-2008)
DNA mismatch in some early stage cases makes therapy of little benefit, shortens survival |
Hot Flashes Reduced by Neck Injection
(15-May-2008)
Treatment could help breast cancer patients and menopausal women, study finds |
Embryonic Pathways Induce Stem Cell Traits
(15-May-2008)
Regenerative ability holds promise for development of target-specific cancer drugs |
Lowering Dietary Fat May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer
(15-May-2008)
Findings in mouse model hint of new treatment strategies for the disease |
Genes Play Part in Prostate Cancer Among Races
(15-May-2008)
Whites at higher risk than Hispanics, but genetics determines who gets it |
Chemo for Mesothelioma Offers Limited Survival Benefits
(15-May-2008)
Therapy does not appear to help quality of life for lung cancer linked to asbestos
|
Chemo for Mesothelioma Offers Limited Survival Benefits
(15-May-2008)
Therapy does not appear to help quality of life for lung cancer linked to asbestos
|
Lowering Dietary Fat May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer
(15-May-2008)
Findings in mouse model hint of new treatment strategies for the disease |
Genes Play Part in Prostate Cancer Among Races
(15-May-2008)
Whites at higher risk than Hispanics, but genetics determines who gets it |
Chemo for Mesothelioma Offers Limited Survival Benefits
(15-May-2008)
Therapy does not appear to help quality of life for lung cancer linked to asbestos
|
HPV Tied to Better Tongue, Tonsil Cancer Outcomes
(14-May-2008)
Patients more likely to survive using chemoradiation, and new treatments may follow |
HPV Tied to Better Tongue, Tonsil Cancer Outcomes
(14-May-2008)
Patients more likely to survive using chemoradiation, and new treatments may follow |
HPV Tied to Better Tongue, Tonsil Cancer Outcomes
(14-May-2008)
Patients more likely to survive using chemoradiation, and new treatments may follow |
Familial Breast Cancer Risk Lasts a Lifetime for Sisters
(13-May-2008)
But, exercise helps prevent the disease, two additional studies report
|
Coupled With Mammography, Ultrasound Finds More Breast Cancers
(13-May-2008)
But, false-positive rate may be too high for some women, study suggests
|
Black Rectal Cancer Patients Less Likely to Get Chemo, Radiation
(13-May-2008)
See oncologists as often as whites, researchers not sure why different choices of treatment follow |
High-Tech Imaging No Better for Diagnosing Head/Neck Cancers
(13-May-2008)
New type of PET scan same as MRI, CT for false positives, study found |
Familial Breast Cancer Risk Lasts a Lifetime for Sisters
(13-May-2008)
But, exercise helps prevent the disease, two additional studies report
|
Coupled With Mammography, Ultrasound Finds More Breast Cancers
(13-May-2008)
But, false-positive rate may be too high for some women, study suggests
|
Black Rectal Cancer Patients Less Likely to Get Chemo, Radiation
(13-May-2008)
See oncologists as often as whites, researchers not sure why different choices of treatment follow |
Newer Prostate Cancer Treatment Similar to Traditional Surgery
(10-May-2008)
But researchers found patients wanted minimally invasive procedure more often, despite drawbacks |
Mood Disorders Put Breast Cancer Patients at Risk for PTSD
(09-May-2008)
They're twice as likely to have suffered from depression before the diagnosis
|
Mood Disorders Put Breast Cancer Patients at Risk for PTSD
(09-May-2008)
They're twice as likely to have suffered from depression before the diagnosis
|
Acrylamide Raises Kidney Cancer Risk
(09-May-2008)
Study found high intake of compound in fried foods, snacks, coffee upped chances of disease |
Breast Cancer Tends to Grow Faster in Younger Women
(08-May-2008)
Finding could affect how screenings are conducted, analyzed, researchers say |
Outside Workers Least Likely to Get Skin Exams
(08-May-2008)
But rest of workforce lax as well in getting checked for cancers caused by sun exposure |
Breast Cancer Tends to Grow Faster in Younger Women
(08-May-2008)
Finding could affect how screenings are conducted, analyzed, researchers say |
Outside Workers Least Likely to Get Skin Exams
(08-May-2008)
But rest of workforce lax as well in getting checked for cancers caused by sun exposure |
Gene Variation Linked to Neuroblastoma, a Childhood Cancer
(07-May-2008)
The variant is common in the aggressive form of the disease, researchers report |
BRCA Mutations Don't Spot All High-Risk Women
(05-May-2008)
Family history and atypical cells also indicate high risk of second cancer, study finds
|
Many Moms Unwilling to Have Younger Daughters Get HPV Vaccine
(05-May-2008)
Study shows only 49% intended to do so if child was aged 9 to 12 |
Protein May Trigger Colon Cancer
(05-May-2008)
Excessive levels turn harmless polyps cancerous, study shows |
Protein May Trigger Colon Cancer
(05-May-2008)
Excessive levels turn harmless polyps cancerous, study shows |
Protein May Trigger Colon Cancer
(05-May-2008)
Excessive levels turn harmless polyps cancerous, study shows |
New Targets Found That Stop Tumor Growth
(02-May-2008)
Blocking blood vessel formation has already worked against breast, colon cancers |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
(02-May-2008)
But findings are too preliminary for any firm recommendation, researchers say |
New Targets Found That Stop Tumor Growth
(02-May-2008)
Blocking blood vessel formation has already worked against breast, colon cancers |
Treating Stomach Infection Early Protects Against Cancer
(02-May-2008)
Study finds early use of antibiotics reversed damage caused by H. pylori |
New Targets Found That Stop Tumor Growth
(02-May-2008)
Blocking blood vessel formation has already worked against breast, colon cancers |
Biomarker Spots Which Lesions Likely to Progress to Prostate Cancer
(02-May-2008)
Finding could help men with precancerous lesions avoid unnecessary needle biopsies |
Treating Stomach Infection Early Protects Against Cancer
(02-May-2008)
Study finds early use of antibiotics reversed damage caused by H. pylori |
Treating Stomach Infection Early Protects Against Cancer
(02-May-2008)
Study finds early use of antibiotics reversed damage caused by H. pylori |
Biomarker Spots Which Lesions Likely to Progress to Prostate Cancer
(02-May-2008)
Finding could help men with precancerous lesions avoid unnecessary needle biopsies |
Health Tip: Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle
(01-May-2008)
And help reduce your cancer risk
|
Complications Found in Proposed Prostate Cancer Treatment
(01-May-2008)
Efforts to hinder a protein called IGF-1 not entirely successful, studies find |
Too Few Cancer Survivors Pursue Healthy Lifestyles
(30-Apr-2008)
Many aren't exercising enough or getting proper nutrition, study finds |
Genetic Changes May Dictate Course of Acute Myeloid Leukemia
(30-Apr-2008)
Findings could help determine which therapies will benefit certain patients |
Genetic Changes May Dictate Course of Acute Myeloid Leukemia
(30-Apr-2008)
Findings could help determine which therapies will benefit certain patients |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Cervical Cancer Screens Effective But More Can Be Done
(29-Apr-2008)
Women who don't have timely tests 5 times more likely to be diagnosed with advanced disease |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Cervical Cancer Screens Effective But More Can Be Done
(29-Apr-2008)
Women who don't have timely tests 5 times more likely to be diagnosed with advanced disease |
International Consortium Will Hunt Down Genetics of Cancer
(29-Apr-2008)
Genomic data will be made available for free to researchers around the world |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Medicare Costs Soar for Cancer Care
(29-Apr-2008)
Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
Brain Tumor Biomarker May Improve Patient Outcomes
(28-Apr-2008)
Measuring elevated levels of urine enzyme could lead to earlier detection, treatment |
Brain Tumor Biomarker May Improve Patient Outcomes
(28-Apr-2008)
Measuring elevated levels of urine enzyme could lead to earlier detection, treatment |
Lip Balms and Glosses May Boost Skin Cancer Risks
(26-Apr-2008)
It's the shine that attracts ultraviolet rays, but sunscreen base can help, expert says |
Lip Balms and Glosses May Boost Skin Cancer Risks
(26-Apr-2008)
It's the shine that attracts ultraviolet rays, but sunscreen base can help, expert says |
Lip Balms and Glosses May Boost Skin Cancer Risks
(26-Apr-2008)
It's the shine that attracts ultraviolet rays, but sunscreen base can help, expert says |
Health Tip: Protect Yourself Against Cervical Cancer
(25-Apr-2008)
Ways to help lower your risk |
Factors in Cancer Death Rates Stay Stagnant
(25-Apr-2008)
Efforts that fueled recent declines have hit a plateau, report says |
Immune-Boosting Lung Cancer Therapy Shows Promise
(25-Apr-2008)
It cut relapse after surgery to same extent as chemo but without side effects |
Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
(25-Apr-2008)
A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say |
Laparoscopic Surgery on Pancreas Has Fewer Complications
(25-Apr-2008)
Patients had less blood loss, shorter hospital stays, study finds |
Immune-Boosting Lung Cancer Therapy Shows Promise
(25-Apr-2008)
It cut relapse after surgery to same extent as chemo but without side effects |
Possible Viral Links to Lung Cancer Risk Uncovered
(25-Apr-2008)
Two studies find connection between measles, HPV and most common lung cancer |
Laparoscopic Surgery on Pancreas Has Fewer Complications
(25-Apr-2008)
Patients had less blood loss, shorter hospital stays, study finds |
FDR Might Have Had Melanoma
(25-Apr-2008)
Researcher suggests large lesion above his left eyebrow was possibly skin cancer |
Immune-Boosting Lung Cancer Therapy Shows Promise
(25-Apr-2008)
It cut relapse after surgery to same extent as chemo but without side effects |
Stored Ovarian Tissue Needs Testing Before Re-Implantation
(24-Apr-2008)
Inadequate safeguards could mean a return of cancer, study warns |
Stored Ovarian Tissue Needs Testing Before Re-Implantation
(24-Apr-2008)
Inadequate safeguards could mean a return of cancer, study warns |
Stored Ovarian Tissue Needs Testing Before Re-Implantation
(24-Apr-2008)
Inadequate safeguards could mean a return of cancer, study warns |
Gene Predicts Breast Cancer Prognosis
(23-Apr-2008)
Experiments in mice could lead to better diagnosis and treatment, experts say |
Gene Predicts Breast Cancer Prognosis
(23-Apr-2008)
Experiments in mice could lead to better diagnosis and treatment, experts say |
Scan Detects Oxygen Levels in Tumors
(23-Apr-2008)
Technology could one day guide individualized therapy for cancer patients |
Scientists Discover How Stomach Tumors Form
(23-Apr-2008)
Blocking IL-11 protein prevents inflammation, hints of new treatments for disease |
Scan Detects Oxygen Levels in Tumors
(23-Apr-2008)
Technology could one day guide individualized therapy for cancer patients |
New Anal Cancer Therapy Fails to Improve Outcomes
(22-Apr-2008)
Experimental use of cisplatin no better than standard treatment, researchers say |
Larger Skin Lesions More Likely to Be Melanoma
(22-Apr-2008)
Study backs current skin cancer-screening guidelines |
New Anal Cancer Therapy Fails to Improve Outcomes
(22-Apr-2008)
Experimental use of cisplatin no better than standard treatment, researchers say |
Larger Skin Lesions More Likely to Be Melanoma
(22-Apr-2008)
Study backs current skin cancer-screening guidelines |
New Anal Cancer Therapy Fails to Improve Outcomes
(22-Apr-2008)
Experimental use of cisplatin no better than standard treatment, researchers say |
Common Chemotherapy Drug Linked to Memory Problems
(22-Apr-2008)
'Chemo brain' a routine side effect of treatment with drug 5-fluorouracil, study says |
Mammograms Still a Good Idea for Elderly Women
(21-Apr-2008)
Study finds it reduces risk of being diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer |
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Treatment Bias Can Skew Results of Observational Studies
(21-Apr-2008)
Researchers suggest cancer studies like this should be viewed with caution |
Melanomas on Scalp and Neck More Deadly
(21-Apr-2008)
Survival rate was lower than with malignancies diagnosed on face, ears, study finds |
Mammograms Still a Good Idea for Elderly Women
(21-Apr-2008)
Study finds it reduces risk of being diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer |
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Melanomas on Scalp and Neck More Deadly
(21-Apr-2008)
Survival rate was lower than with malignancies diagnosed on face, ears, study finds |
Many Cancer Survivors Are Overweight and Sedentary: Study
(21-Apr-2008)
This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
Dealing Cervical Cancer a Knockout Blow
(18-Apr-2008)
Doctors step up efforts to vaccinate young women against virus that causes the disease |
Dealing Cervical Cancer a Knockout Blow
(18-Apr-2008)
Doctors step up efforts to vaccinate young women against virus that causes the disease |
Exercise Combats Cancer Fatigue
(18-Apr-2008)
Review suggests it be included as basic component before and after treatments |
Talk Therapy Proves Effective for Terminal Cancer Patients
(18-Apr-2008)
Supportive group therapy diminished depression almost as much as drug treatments |
Gleevec Pushes Advanced Melanoma Into Remission
(18-Apr-2008)
Woman's case first showing the cancer may have an Achilles' heel, report suggests |
Gleevec Pushes Advanced Melanoma Into Remission
(18-Apr-2008)
Woman's case first showing the cancer may have an Achilles' heel, report suggests |
Mouth Swab May One Day Diagnose Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2008)
It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
Mouth Swab May One Day Diagnose Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2008)
It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
Mouth Swab May One Day Diagnose Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2008)
It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
Mouth Swab May One Day Diagnose Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2008)
It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
Mouth Swab May One Day Diagnose Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2008)
It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
Mouth Swab May One Day Diagnose Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2008)
It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
Weekly Doses of Taxol Prolonged Lives of Breast Cancer Patients
(16-Apr-2008)
Finding should change standard of care, which is 4 doses every 3 weeks, researchers say |
Weekly Doses of Taxol Prolonged Lives of Breast Cancer Patients
(16-Apr-2008)
Finding should change standard of care, which is 4 doses every 3 weeks, researchers say |
Chemo May Not Affect Memory in Breast Cancer Patients
(15-Apr-2008)
Stress of diagnosis more likely cause of reports of 'chemofog,' 'chemobrain,' study suggests |
Women's Awareness of Cancer Risk Linked to Race, Ethnicity
(15-Apr-2008)
Study finds these factors influence how likely they are to undergo screenings |
Breast Cancer Unchanged in Black Women, Despite Drop in HRT Use
(15-Apr-2008)
More estrogen-receptor negative tumors may be a factor, experts suggest
|
New HPV Vaccine Promising in Mice
(15-Apr-2008)
It might cover all types of HPV and be given as a nasal spray, researchers say |
Space Radiation a Risk for Astronauts
(15-Apr-2008)
Risk of colon cancer, premature aging poses worries for manned missions to moon, Mars |
Women's Awareness of Cancer Risk Linked to Race, Ethnicity
(15-Apr-2008)
Study finds these factors influence how likely they are to undergo screenings |
New Drug Duo Helps Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(15-Apr-2008)
And cancer drug Sutent may slow liver cancer progression, scientists report |
Chemo May Not Affect Memory in Breast Cancer Patients
(15-Apr-2008)
Stress of diagnosis more likely cause of reports of 'chemofog,' 'chemobrain,' study suggests |
Space Radiation a Risk for Astronauts
(15-Apr-2008)
Risk of colon cancer, premature aging poses worries for manned missions to moon, Mars |
Women's Awareness of Cancer Risk Linked to Race, Ethnicity
(15-Apr-2008)
Study finds these factors influence how likely they are to undergo screenings |
Drug Proves Effective in Slowing Melanomas
(15-Apr-2008)
Riluzole, used to treat Lou Gehrig's disease, inhibits aggressive growth, study finds |
Experimental Cancer Vaccines Show Promise
(15-Apr-2008)
They target malignancies of the cervix, prostate and breast, among others |
Breast Cancer Unchanged in Black Women, Despite Drop in HRT Use
(15-Apr-2008)
More estrogen-receptor negative tumors may be a factor, experts suggest
|
Extra Drug Improves Rectal Cancer Treatment
(15-Apr-2008)
And contraceptive drug helps kill cervical cancer cells missed by chemotherapy |
Extra Drug Improves Rectal Cancer Treatment
(15-Apr-2008)
And contraceptive drug helps kill cervical cancer cells missed by chemotherapy |
New Drug Duo Helps Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(15-Apr-2008)
And cancer drug Sutent may slow liver cancer progression, scientists report |
Extra Drug Improves Rectal Cancer Treatment
(15-Apr-2008)
And contraceptive drug helps kill cervical cancer cells missed by chemotherapy |
Drug Proves Effective in Slowing Melanomas
(15-Apr-2008)
Riluzole, used to treat Lou Gehrig's disease, inhibits aggressive growth, study finds |
Women's Awareness of Cancer Risk Linked to Race, Ethnicity
(15-Apr-2008)
Study finds these factors influence how likely they are to undergo screenings |
Chemo May Not Affect Memory in Breast Cancer Patients
(15-Apr-2008)
Stress of diagnosis more likely cause of reports of 'chemofog,' 'chemobrain,' study suggests |
Extra Drug Improves Rectal Cancer Treatment
(15-Apr-2008)
And contraceptive drug helps kill cervical cancer cells missed by chemotherapy |
Molecule Disrupts DNA Sequence in Ewing's Sarcoma
(14-Apr-2008)
Finding could yield first targeted therapy for the rare disease, researchers say |
Drinking May Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(14-Apr-2008)
Effect was especially strong for estrogen-sensitive tumor types, study found |
Stem Cell Marker Controls Pair of Key Cancer Pathways
(14-Apr-2008)
Work suggests, but does not prove, that stem cells drive breast cancer formation, researcher says |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Works Against Deadlier Form of Disease
(14-Apr-2008)
It reduced mortality among women with HER2 malignancies, study shows |
Detecting, Diagnosing Breast Cancers
(14-Apr-2008)
Studies evaluate importance of imaging devices in prognosis, treatment of disease |
Drinking May Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(14-Apr-2008)
Effect was especially strong for estrogen-sensitive tumor types, study found |
Molecule Disrupts DNA Sequence in Ewing's Sarcoma
(14-Apr-2008)
Finding could yield first targeted therapy for the rare disease, researchers say |
Biomarker May Predict Response to Cancer Therapy
(14-Apr-2008)
Dutch researchers identify cell type that is potential target for these agents |
Stem Cell Marker Controls Pair of Key Cancer Pathways
(14-Apr-2008)
Work suggests, but does not prove, that stem cells drive breast cancer formation, researcher says |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Works Against Deadlier Form of Disease
(14-Apr-2008)
It reduced mortality among women with HER2 malignancies, study shows |
Detecting, Diagnosing Breast Cancers
(14-Apr-2008)
Studies evaluate importance of imaging devices in prognosis, treatment of disease |
Biomarker May Predict Response to Cancer Therapy
(14-Apr-2008)
Dutch researchers identify cell type that is potential target for these agents |
Biomarker May Predict Response to Cancer Therapy
(14-Apr-2008)
Dutch researchers identify cell type that is potential target for these agents |
Celebrex Plus Lipitor Could Fight Prostate Cancer
(14-Apr-2008)
Combining painkiller with statin slows tumor progression, mouse study suggests |
Doctor-Patient Talks Affect Use of Breast Reconstruction Surgery
(11-Apr-2008)
Disparity in practice linked to race, age and socioeconomic status, study finds |
Cancer Drug Trials Often Halted Early
(11-Apr-2008)
Without thorough review, Italian study says the trend poses risks to patients |
Doctor-Patient Talks Affect Use of Breast Reconstruction Surgery
(11-Apr-2008)
Disparity in practice linked to race, age and socioeconomic status, study finds |
New Drug Protects Against Radiation Damage
(10-Apr-2008)
Derivative of protein produced by bacteria blocked cell death pathway, study finds |
Breast Cancer Lymph Node Biopsy May Need Closer Look
(09-Apr-2008)
Stray 'micrometastases' could be missed, harming long-term survival, study suggests |
High-Dose Chemo Fails Against Small Cell Lung Cancers
(09-Apr-2008)
Tripled dose was ineffective and toxic, so strategy should be abandoned, study says |
Breast Cancer Lymph Node Biopsy May Need Closer Look
(09-Apr-2008)
Stray 'micrometastases' could be missed, harming long-term survival, study suggests |
Cancer Stem Cells Created in Lab
(09-Apr-2008)
Experts say discovery could unlock secrets of cancer one day |
High-Dose Chemo Fails Against Small Cell Lung Cancers
(09-Apr-2008)
Tripled dose was ineffective and toxic, so strategy should be abandoned, study says |
High-Dose Chemo Fails Against Small Cell Lung Cancers
(09-Apr-2008)
Tripled dose was ineffective and toxic, so strategy should be abandoned, study says |
Estrogen Supplements May Raise Odds of Benign Breast Disease
(08-Apr-2008)
Women on the hormone more than doubled the risk for this precancerous condition |
Food as Medicine?
(08-Apr-2008)
Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest |
Food as Medicine?
(08-Apr-2008)
Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest |
Green Tea, Mushroom Extract Combo Slows Sarcomas
(08-Apr-2008)
2 Chinese studies show cancer treatment extended survival time in mice |
Scientists Block Prostate Cancer Cells' Spread
(08-Apr-2008)
Fighting inflammation could reduce metastasis, mouse study suggests |
Two Liver Cancer Treatments Better Than One
(08-Apr-2008)
Survival time rose with combo therapy for advanced disease, study finds
|
Scientists Block Prostate Cancer Cells' Spread
(08-Apr-2008)
Fighting inflammation could reduce metastasis, mouse study suggests |
Two Liver Cancer Treatments Better Than One
(08-Apr-2008)
Survival time rose with combo therapy for advanced disease, study finds
|
Did Medicare Reimbursement Changes Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment?
(07-Apr-2008)
Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
Did Medicare Reimbursement Changes Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment?
(07-Apr-2008)
Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
Did Medicare Reimbursement Changes Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment?
(07-Apr-2008)
Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
Did Medicare Reimbursement Changes Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment?
(07-Apr-2008)
Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
Did Medicare Reimbursement Changes Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment?
(07-Apr-2008)
Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
Did Medicare Reimbursement Changes Affect Prostate Cancer Treatment?
(07-Apr-2008)
Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
Patient Navigators Boost Colon Screens in Urban Minorities
(04-Apr-2008)
Personal interventions cut no-show rates 30%, study finds |
'Nanomachine' Releases Anticancer Drugs Inside Cells
(04-Apr-2008)
In response to light, its pores let loose chemicals targeting disease |
Patient Navigators Boost Colon Screens in Urban Minorities
(04-Apr-2008)
Personal interventions cut no-show rates 30%, study finds |
'Nanomachine' Releases Anticancer Drugs Inside Cells
(04-Apr-2008)
In response to light, its pores let loose chemicals targeting disease |
Most Cancer Survivors Say Chemo Fears Unfounded
(04-Apr-2008)
Potentially lifesaving treatments are easier now, survey suggests |
Gum Disease, HPV a Double Whammy
(04-Apr-2008)
The two work in tandem to increase risk of tongue cancer, study shows |
Radon: The Silent Home Invader That Can Kill
(04-Apr-2008)
But simple tests and corrective actions can banish the carcinogenic gas |
Gum Disease, HPV a Double Whammy
(04-Apr-2008)
The two work in tandem to increase risk of tongue cancer, study shows |
'Nanomachine' Releases Anticancer Drugs Inside Cells
(04-Apr-2008)
In response to light, its pores let loose chemicals targeting disease |
Most Cancer Survivors Say Chemo Fears Unfounded
(04-Apr-2008)
Potentially lifesaving treatments are easier now, survey suggests |
Anemia Triples Risk of Local Recurrence in Breast Cancer Patients
(03-Apr-2008)
No differences seen in overall survival, metastasis when chemo triggered low red blood cell count |
Molecular Cause of Breast Cancer Metastasis Discovered
(03-Apr-2008)
Signaling events in tumor pave the way for lung invasion, study shows |
Topical Cream Treats Precancerous Lesions of Vulva
(02-Apr-2008)
Researchers note invasive surgery is currently the most common treatment |
New Scan 'Sees' Tumors Deep Inside Body
(02-Apr-2008)
Imaging technique could help surgeons remove all cancerous tissue |
Topical Cream Treats Precancerous Lesions of Vulva
(02-Apr-2008)
Researchers note invasive surgery is currently the most common treatment |
Gene Variants Linked to Lung Cancer Identified
(02-Apr-2008)
Whether they affect smoking behavior and cancer incidence not clear yet, expert says |
Topical Cream Treats Precancerous Lesions of Vulva
(02-Apr-2008)
Researchers note invasive surgery is currently the most common treatment |
Fasting Before Chemo Protects Healthy Cells
(01-Apr-2008)
Two days without food primed them for chemical onslaught and exposed cancer cells, study finds |
Genomic Profiling of Breast Cancers a Better Treatment Tool
(01-Apr-2008)
Findings point to personalized therapies that help predict disease recurrence |
Report Claims Clinical Trials Miss Many Populations
(01-Apr-2008)
Women, elderly, minorities among those routinely excluded or under-represented, researchers say |
Genomic Profiling of Breast Cancers a Better Treatment Tool
(01-Apr-2008)
Findings point to personalized therapies that help predict disease recurrence |
Fasting Before Chemo Protects Healthy Cells
(01-Apr-2008)
Two days without food primed them for chemical onslaught and exposed cancer cells, study finds |
Fasting Before Chemo Protects Healthy Cells
(01-Apr-2008)
Two days without food primed them for chemical onslaught and exposed cancer cells, study finds |
Many Women Unclear About Breast Cancer Treatments
(31-Mar-2008)
Study finds uncertainty about risks and benefits of mastectomies or lumpectomies. |
You May Be the Key to Cancer Prevention
(29-Mar-2008)
Up to half of cancer deaths could be avoided with lifestyle changes, experts say
|
Special MRI Spots When Brain Tumors Turn Deadly
(27-Mar-2008)
Study finds sophisticated imaging detects troubling increases in cerebral blood volume |
Gaps Persist in Use of Less Invasive Breast Cancer Procedure
(27-Mar-2008)
Non-white women, aged and the poor less likely to receive sentinel lymph node biopsy, research shows |
Gaps Persist in Use of Less Invasive Breast Cancer Procedure
(27-Mar-2008)
Non-white women, aged and the poor less likely to receive sentinel lymph node biopsy, research shows |
Now-Banned Hair Dyes Linked to Bladder Cancer
(26-Mar-2008)
Study finds slightly elevated risk for hairdressers, barbers |
Health Tip: Get Screened for Cancer
(25-Mar-2008)
Here are tests you should have
|
HRT Raises Recurrence Risk Among Breast Cancer Survivors
(25-Mar-2008)
Trial was halted early after risk of both recurrence and new malignancies surfaced |
Health Tip: Get Screened for Cancer
(25-Mar-2008)
Here are tests you should have
|
DNA-Based HPV Tests More Accurate Than Pap Smears
(25-Mar-2008)
Findings show they detect more precancerous cervical lesions |
Health Tip: Get Screened for Cancer
(25-Mar-2008)
Here are tests you should have
|
High-Risk Blacks Less Likely to Get Colonoscopies
(25-Mar-2008)
Those with family history are referred less often than whites, study finds |
Health Tip: Get Screened for Cancer
(25-Mar-2008)
Here are tests you should have
|
MRI Can Be Predictor of Post-Treatment Prostate Cancer Spread
(25-Mar-2008)
Those having radiation therapy may want to request more aggressive therapy, study finds |
DNA-Based HPV Tests More Accurate Than Pap Smears
(25-Mar-2008)
Findings show they detect more precancerous cervical lesions |
High-Risk Blacks Less Likely to Get Colonoscopies
(25-Mar-2008)
Those with family history are referred less often than whites, study finds |
Identical Genes From Parents May Raise Cancer Risk
(25-Mar-2008)
Finding could someday aid in diagnosis, treatment, experts say |
Woman's Abdominal Organs Removed in Unique Cancer Surgery
(25-Mar-2008)
Taking out stomach, pancreas, liver, spleen, small intestine and large intestine led to lifesaving operation |
HRT Raises Recurrence Risk Among Breast Cancer Survivors
(25-Mar-2008)
Trial was halted early after risk of both recurrence and new malignancies surfaced |
Some Cancer Trials Overstate Findings, Analysis Claims
(25-Mar-2008)
Group-randomized research sometimes uses inappropriate statistical analysis of a prevention effort |
Health Tip: Get Screened for Cancer
(25-Mar-2008)
Here are tests you should have
|
MRI Can Be Predictor of Post-Treatment Prostate Cancer Spread
(25-Mar-2008)
Those having radiation therapy may want to request more aggressive therapy, study finds |
Obese Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Some Cancers
(24-Mar-2008)
Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
Obese Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Some Cancers
(24-Mar-2008)
Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
Obese Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Some Cancers
(24-Mar-2008)
Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
Many Phase 3 Cancer Drug Trials Yield Effective Medicines
(24-Mar-2008)
Between a third and a half of these studies bring real clinical improvements, researchers say |
Researchers Gain Insights Into 'On-Off' Switch for Cells
(24-Mar-2008)
Finding could one day lead to new treatments for diseases such as cancer |
Obese Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Some Cancers
(24-Mar-2008)
Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
Music as Medicine
(22-Mar-2008)
Music therapy can help reduce anxiety and improve physical health
|
Family Discussion Plays Role in Breast Cancer Awareness
(21-Mar-2008)
Openness has major impact on counseling and genetic testing, study shows |
Full-Body Scans May Help the Highly Cancer-Prone
(21-Mar-2008)
People with Li-Fraumeni syndrome have a 90% chance of malignancy by age 60 |
Cancer Poses Challenges for Husbands' Frame of Mind
(20-Mar-2008)
They take their cues from wives' emotional well-being, study suggests |
Cancer Poses Challenges for Husbands' Frame of Mind
(20-Mar-2008)
They take their cues from wives' emotional well-being, study suggests |
Treanda Treats Rare Cancer
(20-Mar-2008)
Chemotherapy drug approved for chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
Cancer Poses Challenges for Husbands' Frame of Mind
(20-Mar-2008)
They take their cues from wives' emotional well-being, study suggests |
Breast Cancer Radiation Therapy Works in Fewer, But Higher Doses
(19-Mar-2008)
The regimen is less challenging for patients but equally effective in preventing relapse, British studies find |
Environmental Toxins, Radiation May Be Tied to Breast Cancer
(19-Mar-2008)
Exposure to plasticizers and other chemicals in childhood may hike adult cancer risks, report says |
Environmental Toxins, Radiation May Be Tied to Breast Cancer
(19-Mar-2008)
Exposure to plasticizers and other chemicals in childhood may hike adult cancer risks, report says |
Quality of Life an Issue in Prostate Cancer Treatment
(19-Mar-2008)
Each therapy has an impact on overall day-to-day living, experts say |
Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes a Mixed Bag
(18-Mar-2008)
Study finds quality of life suffers, but mental acuity may actually improve |
Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes a Mixed Bag
(18-Mar-2008)
Study finds quality of life suffers, but mental acuity may actually improve |
Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes a Mixed Bag
(18-Mar-2008)
Study finds quality of life suffers, but mental acuity may actually improve |
Tissue-Freezing Technique Effective Against Prostate Cancer
(18-Mar-2008)
But more study may still be needed to bring therapy into the mainstream, experts say |
Head and Neck Cancer Outcomes a Mixed Bag
(18-Mar-2008)
Study finds quality of life suffers, but mental acuity may actually improve |
Frying Tumors Can Boost Lung Cancer Survival
(17-Mar-2008)
And a similar needle-based freezing technology can help fight kidney cancer, studies find |
Frying Tumors Can Boost Lung Cancer Survival
(17-Mar-2008)
And a similar needle-based freezing technology can help fight kidney cancer, studies find |
Health Tip: Sun Safety
(17-Mar-2008)
Limit exposure during peak hours
|
Parkinson's Drug May Fight Cancer
(15-Mar-2008)
Dopamine prevents tumors from gaining a blood supply, studies suggest |
Obesity Linked to Poor Prognosis for Some Breast Cancer Patients
(14-Mar-2008)
Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
Combo Treatment Ups Survival When Cancer Spreads to Abdominal Lining
(14-Mar-2008)
Studies found it made difference when disease moved from colon, appendix |
Fighting Cancer With a Pen
(14-Mar-2008)
Research finds that 'expressive writing' helps to ease patients' burden |
Combo Treatment Ups Survival When Cancer Spreads to Abdominal Lining
(14-Mar-2008)
Studies found it made difference when disease moved from colon, appendix |
Fallout From Atomic Bombs Still Causing Health Problems
(14-Mar-2008)
Survivors who were children prone to cancers; those not-yet-born a bit luckier, new research suggests |
Obesity Linked to Poor Prognosis for Some Breast Cancer Patients
(14-Mar-2008)
Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
Combo Treatment Ups Survival When Cancer Spreads to Abdominal Lining
(14-Mar-2008)
Studies found it made difference when disease moved from colon, appendix |
FDA Panel Supports Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients
(13-Mar-2008)
But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
Radioimmunotherapy After Chemo Safe for Common Lymphoma
(13-Mar-2008)
Combo treatment improved overall survival rates in follicular non-Hodgkin lymphoma |
FDA Panel Supports Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients
(13-Mar-2008)
But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
FDA Panel Supports Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients
(13-Mar-2008)
But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
Radioimmunotherapy After Chemo Safe for Common Lymphoma
(13-Mar-2008)
Combo treatment improved overall survival rates in follicular non-Hodgkin lymphoma |
Women's Risk for a Certain Skin Cancer Varies by Geography
(13-Mar-2008)
Study finds more squamous cell carcinomas in southern U.S. states |
FDA Panel Supports Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients
(13-Mar-2008)
But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
Radioimmunotherapy After Chemo Safe for Common Lymphoma
(13-Mar-2008)
Combo treatment improved overall survival rates in follicular non-Hodgkin lymphoma |
Doctors See How Cancer Drug Can Damage Kidneys
(12-Mar-2008)
But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
'Crime Boss' Gene May Spur Breast Cancer
(12-Mar-2008)
Finding might explain why some tumors are aggressive and spread, researchers say |
Doctors See How Cancer Drug Can Damage Kidneys
(12-Mar-2008)
But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
Doctors See How Cancer Drug Can Damage Kidneys
(12-Mar-2008)
But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
Genetic Markers May Predict Lung Cancer Recurrence
(12-Mar-2008)
DNA evidence in lymph nodes could alter treatment approach, study suggests |
Doctors See How Cancer Drug Can Damage Kidneys
(12-Mar-2008)
But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
Genetic Markers May Predict Lung Cancer Recurrence
(12-Mar-2008)
DNA evidence in lymph nodes could alter treatment approach, study suggests |
Late Use of Aromatase Inhibitor Still Effective Against Breast Cancer
(11-Mar-2008)
Letrozole cut women's risk of recurrent or new tumors by more than half, study found |
Outcomes Improve for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients
(11-Mar-2008)
Survival rates have increased, likely because of advancements in therapy |
Specialized Care for Ovarian Cancer Improves Outcomes
(11-Mar-2008)
Dutch study cites better survival rates, but one expert urges caution |
Post-Op Chemo Fails to Boost Survival in Stomach Cancers
(11-Mar-2008)
Drug-surgery combo showed no significant improvement in outcomes, study finds |
Outcomes Improve for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients
(11-Mar-2008)
Survival rates have increased, likely because of advancements in therapy |
Specialized Care for Ovarian Cancer Improves Outcomes
(11-Mar-2008)
Dutch study cites better survival rates, but one expert urges caution |
Post-Op Chemo Fails to Boost Survival in Stomach Cancers
(11-Mar-2008)
Drug-surgery combo showed no significant improvement in outcomes, study finds |
New Drug for Brain Cancer Too Dangerous for Pediatric Patients
(10-Mar-2008)
Study found it caused permanent bone damage and stunted growth |
PSA Test Losing Diagnostic Value, Study Says
(10-Mar-2008)
Advances in biopsy techniques rendering prostate cancer screen less useful, but some experts disagree |
New Drug for Brain Cancer Too Dangerous for Pediatric Patients
(10-Mar-2008)
Study found it caused permanent bone damage and stunted growth |
Gulf War Illness Strongly Linked to Chemical Exposure
(10-Mar-2008)
Review found vets with the syndrome were more exposed to particular compounds |
Surgeon's Preferences Dictate Choice of Kidney Cancer Surgery
(10-Mar-2008)
Candidates for less radical procedures may not be getting them, study says |
PSA Test Losing Diagnostic Value, Study Says
(10-Mar-2008)
Advances in biopsy techniques rendering prostate cancer screen less useful, but some experts disagree |
Yoga Eases Menopause Symptoms in Breast Cancer Survivors
(08-Mar-2008)
Improvement after breathing, stretching program still evident 3 months later, study finds |
Yoga Eases Menopause Symptoms in Breast Cancer Survivors
(08-Mar-2008)
Improvement after breathing, stretching program still evident 3 months later, study finds |
Researchers Design Promising Cancer Drug
(07-Mar-2008)
It activates p53 tumor-suppressor function without causing DNA damage |
Estrogen Levels in Blood Predict Breast Cancer's Return
(06-Mar-2008)
Study found women who had a recurrence had twice as much of the hormone in their system |
Soaking Potatoes Before Frying Cuts Suspected Carcinogen
(06-Mar-2008)
Findings show even a simple washing reduces acrylamide levels by up to 23% |
Gleevec May Disrupt Ovarian Function
(05-Mar-2008)
Benefits still outweigh potential infertility risks, experts say |
Raised Breast Cancer Risk Persists After Combo HRT Stopped
(04-Mar-2008)
Latest data from Women's Health Initiative points to continued need for mammograms |
Non-Polyp Colon Lesions Hard to Detect
(04-Mar-2008)
These flat growths are relatively common and tend to be cancerous, study finds
|
Treatment Combo for Pancreatic Cancer Has Limited Benefit
(04-Mar-2008)
Chemo/chemoradiation therapy extended survival but not significantly |
Raised Breast Cancer Risk Persists After Combo HRT Stopped
(04-Mar-2008)
Latest data from Women's Health Initiative points to continued need for mammograms |
Treatment Combo for Pancreatic Cancer Has Limited Benefit
(04-Mar-2008)
Chemo/chemoradiation therapy extended survival but not significantly |
Non-Polyp Colon Lesions Hard to Detect
(04-Mar-2008)
These flat growths are relatively common and tend to be cancerous, study finds
|
Treatment Combo for Pancreatic Cancer Has Limited Benefit
(04-Mar-2008)
Chemo/chemoradiation therapy extended survival but not significantly |
Embryonic Stem Cell Protein Inhibits Melanoma
(03-Mar-2008)
Finding helps identify cellular pathways involved in cancer metastasis |
Breast Cancer Drug Might Treat Bipolar Disorder
(03-Mar-2008)
Tamoxifen may ease condition's mania phase, but side effects could be a problem, experts say |
Embryonic Stem Cell Protein Inhibits Melanoma
(03-Mar-2008)
Finding helps identify cellular pathways involved in cancer metastasis |
Embryonic Stem Cell Protein Inhibits Melanoma
(03-Mar-2008)
Finding helps identify cellular pathways involved in cancer metastasis |
Carb Intake, Obesity Tied to Rise in Esophageal Cancers
(29-Feb-2008)
Increased dietary intake of these refined compounds mirrors growth of disease, study says |
Carb Intake, Obesity Tied to Rise in Esophageal Cancers
(29-Feb-2008)
Increased dietary intake of these refined compounds mirrors growth of disease, study says |
Chemo Break Benefits Some Men With Prostate Cancer
(29-Feb-2008)
Findings suggest treatment 'holidays' improve quality of life for patients |
Vitamin E Supplements May Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(29-Feb-2008)
Study found a slight but significant association |
Chemo Break Benefits Some Men With Prostate Cancer
(29-Feb-2008)
Findings suggest treatment 'holidays' improve quality of life for patients |
Chemo Break Benefits Some Men With Prostate Cancer
(29-Feb-2008)
Findings suggest treatment 'holidays' improve quality of life for patients |
Broccoli Sprout Extract Hinders Bladder Cancer Development
(28-Feb-2008)
Rats given concentrated dose had risk of growths cut in half, study says |
Heart Hormones Beat Back Cancers in Mice
(28-Feb-2008)
One hormone cured 80 percent of pancreatic cancers, two-thirds of breast cancers, researcher says |
Broccoli Sprout Extract Hinders Bladder Cancer Development
(28-Feb-2008)
Rats given concentrated dose had risk of growths cut in half, study says |
Heart Hormones Beat Back Cancers in Mice
(28-Feb-2008)
One hormone cured 80 percent of pancreatic cancers, two-thirds of breast cancers, researcher says |
Scientists Find Cancer Culprits in Cigarette Smoke
(28-Feb-2008)
Hydrogen peroxide and other oxidants cause lung cells to become malignant |
Heart Hormones Beat Back Cancers in Mice
(28-Feb-2008)
One hormone cured 80 percent of pancreatic cancers, two-thirds of breast cancers, researcher says |
Gene Expression Differences Affect Drug Response
(28-Feb-2008)
Finding may point to new disease treatments in various populations |
Cost of Breast Cancer Can Include Paycheck
(26-Feb-2008)
Study found women lost average of 27% of their income after diagnosis |
Web Tool Aids Men in Prostate Decisions
(26-Feb-2008)
They had more data but were less likely to get screened than those who used official sites |
Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients Increase Death Risk
(26-Feb-2008)
Erythropoiesis-stimulating agents also boost risk of blood clots, study says
|
Study Finds Variations in Doses of Radiation Therapy
(26-Feb-2008)
Researchers call for universal standards for new technology called IMRT |
Web Tool Aids Men in Prostate Decisions
(26-Feb-2008)
They had more data but were less likely to get screened than those who used official sites |
HRT Can Lead to Abnormal Mammograms, Biopsies
(25-Feb-2008)
That may limit effectiveness of these breast cancer detection methods, study says |
Laser Screen Detects Diseases in Breath
(25-Feb-2008)
Chemical molecules in exhalations hint at wide range of conditions |
FDA OKs Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2008)
Drug still carries significant risks, but approval was based on its ability to slow tumors, experts say. |
FDA OKs Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2008)
Drug still carries significant risks, but approval was based on its ability to slow tumors, experts say. |
FDA OKs Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
(23-Feb-2008)
Drug still carries significant risks, but approval was based on its ability to slow tumors, experts say. |
Earlier Colon Cancer Screens Urged for Smokers
(22-Feb-2008)
Study finds tobacco users diagnosed almost 7 years earlier than nonsmokers |
Earlier Colon Cancer Screens Urged for Smokers
(22-Feb-2008)
Study finds tobacco users diagnosed almost 7 years earlier than nonsmokers |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining
(20-Feb-2008)
But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
Combo Treatment Best for Melanoma, Advanced Ovarian Cancer
(19-Feb-2008)
Vaccine plus antibody therapy also produced milder side effects, study finds |
Combo Treatment Best for Melanoma, Advanced Ovarian Cancer
(19-Feb-2008)
Vaccine plus antibody therapy also produced milder side effects, study finds |
Combo Treatment Best for Melanoma, Advanced Ovarian Cancer
(19-Feb-2008)
Vaccine plus antibody therapy also produced milder side effects, study finds |
Missing Chromosome Improves Response to Brain Tumor Treatment
(19-Feb-2008)
Findings show patients live average of 4 years longer than those without genetic abnormality |
Timely Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Insurance Status
(18-Feb-2008)
Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
Timely Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Insurance Status
(18-Feb-2008)
Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
Timely Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Insurance Status
(18-Feb-2008)
Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
Timely Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Insurance Status
(18-Feb-2008)
Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
Timely Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Insurance Status
(18-Feb-2008)
Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
Timely Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Insurance Status
(18-Feb-2008)
Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
Chemotherapy After Breast Cancer Surgery Effective for Older Women, Too
(17-Feb-2008)
But many patients aren't getting the lifesaving treatment, research reveals
|
Chemotherapy After Breast Cancer Surgery Effective for Older Women, Too
(17-Feb-2008)
But many patients aren't getting the lifesaving treatment, research reveals
|
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Daily Stress May Raise Women's Risk of Cervical Cancer
(15-Feb-2008)
Researchers find chronic worry impairs immune response to cancer-causing virus |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Viral Therapy Slows Pediatric Tumors in Mice
(15-Feb-2008)
Treatment leaves healthy tissue unharmed while targeting solid masses, study finds |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
Obesity Raises Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2008)
British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
DDT Compound Speeds Breast Cancer Growth
(14-Feb-2008)
Insecticide metabolite disrupts hormone-sensitive cells, study finds |
DDT Compound Speeds Breast Cancer Growth
(14-Feb-2008)
Insecticide metabolite disrupts hormone-sensitive cells, study finds |
Scientists Show Stem Cells Don't Cause Cancer
(14-Feb-2008)
Solving this problem is an important step before moving on to potential therapies |
Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems
(13-Feb-2008)
But Sutent's benefits may still outweigh its risks for many patients, experts say |
Many Prostate Cancers Will Not Need Treatment
(13-Feb-2008)
Major study finds most older men will die of other causes |
Ovary Removal Protects Some High-Risk Women
(12-Feb-2008)
BRCA2 carriers get twice the reduction in breast cancer risk that BRCA1 carriers do, study finds |
Precancerous Breast Lesions Cause Unnecessary Worry
(12-Feb-2008)
In most cases, ductal carcinoma in situ will not spread, researchers say |
HPV-Positive Head and Neck Cancers Fare Better
(12-Feb-2008)
Patients survive longer, more responsive to treatment than those with HPV-negative tumors |
HPV-Positive Head and Neck Cancers Fare Better
(12-Feb-2008)
Patients survive longer, more responsive to treatment than those with HPV-negative tumors |
Corneal Transplants Can Carry Infection Risk
(12-Feb-2008)
Risk is small and should not deter people from having the surgery, experts say |
HPV-Positive Head and Neck Cancers Fare Better
(12-Feb-2008)
Patients survive longer, more responsive to treatment than those with HPV-negative tumors |
HPV-Positive Head and Neck Cancers Fare Better
(12-Feb-2008)
Patients survive longer, more responsive to treatment than those with HPV-negative tumors |
Ovary Removal Protects Some High-Risk Women
(12-Feb-2008)
BRCA2 carriers get twice the reduction in breast cancer risk that BRCA1 carriers do, study finds |
HPV-Positive Head and Neck Cancers Fare Better
(12-Feb-2008)
Patients survive longer, more responsive to treatment than those with HPV-negative tumors |
Most Breast Cancer Web Pages Contain Reliable Information
(11-Feb-2008)
But sites devoted to complementary or alternative medicine may not be accurate, study finds |
More Gene Variations Found That Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(11-Feb-2008)
Some variants increase chances of disease up to 60%, researcher says |
PET Scans Best for Measuring Response to Sarcoma Treatment
(08-Feb-2008)
Study found it more accurate than MRIs or CT scans |
Gene Plays 'Jekyll-and-Hyde' Role in Deadly Brain Cancer
(07-Feb-2008)
Study finds STAT3 can act as tumor suppressor, keeping bad cells in check |
Pathology Reports Good for Breast Cancer Studies
(07-Feb-2008)
Harvard docs say this way of checking estrogen-receptor status of participants is OK |
Natural Secretion Marks Difference Between Ordinary Mole and Melanoma
(07-Feb-2008)
IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
Natural Secretion Marks Difference Between Ordinary Mole and Melanoma
(07-Feb-2008)
IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
Gene Plays 'Jekyll-and-Hyde' Role in Deadly Brain Cancer
(07-Feb-2008)
Study finds STAT3 can act as tumor suppressor, keeping bad cells in check |
Natural Secretion Marks Difference Between Ordinary Mole and Melanoma
(07-Feb-2008)
IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
Natural Secretion Marks Difference Between Ordinary Mole and Melanoma
(07-Feb-2008)
IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
Transparent Fish Gives New Window on Disease
(06-Feb-2008)
Scientists watched as cancer cells spread throughout living zebrafish's body |
Less Invasive Way to Stage Lung Cancer Shows Promise
(06-Feb-2008)
Needle aspiration procedures worked as well as standard, invasive method |
Multiple Sclerosis Drug May Be Linked to Melanoma
(06-Feb-2008)
Doctors report 2 cases of the deadly skin cancer developing in patients taking Tysabri |
Sorafenib Slows Growth of Some Leukemias
(01-Feb-2008)
Drug shows potential for patients with specific gene mutations, researchers find |
Sorafenib Slows Growth of Some Leukemias
(01-Feb-2008)
Drug shows potential for patients with specific gene mutations, researchers find |
Experimental Vaccine Halts Prostate Cancer in Mice
(01-Feb-2008)
Human trials may start in two years, California researcher says |
Protein Linked With Poor Prognosis in Early-Stage Breast Cancer
(30-Jan-2008)
But expression of Ki-67 didn't predict who'd benefit from additional chemo |
Personality Traits Don't Affect Breast Cancer Risk
(30-Jan-2008)
Authors of 1996 study that concluded differently took second look, found no connection
|
Protein Linked With Poor Prognosis in Early-Stage Breast Cancer
(30-Jan-2008)
But expression of Ki-67 didn't predict who'd benefit from additional chemo |
High-Dose Chemo Helps Beat Rare Brain Cancer
(30-Jan-2008)
Many patients achieved long-term remission without radiation, study finds |
High-Dose Chemo Helps Beat Rare Brain Cancer
(30-Jan-2008)
Many patients achieved long-term remission without radiation, study finds |
Protein Linked With Poor Prognosis in Early-Stage Breast Cancer
(30-Jan-2008)
But expression of Ki-67 didn't predict who'd benefit from additional chemo |
Surgeons' Characteristics Influence Breast Cancer Care
(29-Jan-2008)
Gender, race, schooling influence likelihood of giving radiation, study says |
MicroRNAs May Predict Colon Cancer Prognosis
(29-Jan-2008)
This genetic material shows early promise for diagnosing, treating tumors |
Surgeons' Characteristics Influence Breast Cancer Care
(29-Jan-2008)
Gender, race, schooling influence likelihood of giving radiation, study says |
MicroRNAs May Predict Colon Cancer Prognosis
(29-Jan-2008)
This genetic material shows early promise for diagnosing, treating tumors |
Sex Hormones Don't Seem to Affect Prostate Cancer Risk
(29-Jan-2008)
Finding could spur research into other causes of the disease |
Health Tip: Risk Factors for Melanoma
(29-Jan-2008)
The most serious form of skin cancer |
Health Tip: Use Sunscreen Year-Round
(28-Jan-2008)
Not just during summer
|
Doctors Review End-of-Life Care Guidelines
(25-Jan-2008)
Pain, shortness of breath, depression need intervention for all with serious illness |
Teens, Young Adults Missing Out on Latest Cancer Advances
(25-Jan-2008)
Treatment gap between pediatric and adult cancer care one reason why, study reports
|
Teens, Young Adults Missing Out on Latest Cancer Advances
(25-Jan-2008)
Treatment gap between pediatric and adult cancer care one reason why, study reports
|
Teens, Young Adults Missing Out on Latest Cancer Advances
(25-Jan-2008)
Treatment gap between pediatric and adult cancer care one reason why, study reports
|
Oral Contraceptives Cut Ovarian Cancer Risk
(25-Jan-2008)
The Pill prevents as many as 30,000 deaths each year, study says |
Next Generation of Parents More Likely to Back Genetic Testing
(24-Jan-2008)
Survey found adult children of parents with BRCA mutations would be more willing to test their own kids |
New Colon Cancer Test Might Spot Trouble Earlier
(24-Jan-2008)
That and other findings reported at symposium on gastrointestinal cancers |
Next Generation of Parents More Likely to Back Genetic Testing
(24-Jan-2008)
Survey found adult children of parents with BRCA mutations would be more willing to test their own kids |
New Colon Cancer Test Might Spot Trouble Earlier
(24-Jan-2008)
That and other findings reported at symposium on gastrointestinal cancers |
Melanomas Present Unique Appearance
(23-Jan-2008)
They stand out like 'ugly ducklings' compared to benign moles, study finds |
Melanomas Present Unique Appearance
(23-Jan-2008)
They stand out like 'ugly ducklings' compared to benign moles, study finds |
Implants Double Infection Risk After Breast Reconstruction
(22-Jan-2008)
More must be done to help women avoid painful, costly complications, researchers say |
Liver Cancer Drug Raises Blood Pressure
(22-Jan-2008)
Patients taking Nexavar need to be monitored closely, study says |
Liver Cancer Drug Raises Blood Pressure
(22-Jan-2008)
Patients taking Nexavar need to be monitored closely, study says |
Caffeine May Lower Ovarian Cancer Risk
(22-Jan-2008)
Alcohol and cigarettes not seen as threat, new research reports |
Hormone Therapy Only Helps Some Older Men With Prostate Cancer
(22-Jan-2008)
Overall health profile, especially cardiovascular history, is determining factor, study finds |
Smoking Worsens Prognosis for IPF Patients
(21-Jan-2008)
Study tackles anomaly that current puffers live longer with untreatable lung disease |
Smoking Worsens Prognosis for IPF Patients
(21-Jan-2008)
Study tackles anomaly that current puffers live longer with untreatable lung disease |
Combo Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Brain Tumors
(18-Jan-2008)
Radiation seeds, chemo wafers slowed disease, boosted survival |
Mislabeled Supplement Spurred Prostate Cancer: Report
(18-Jan-2008)
Ingredients might have led to aggressive disease in 2 men taking the product |
Combo Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Brain Tumors
(18-Jan-2008)
Radiation seeds, chemo wafers slowed disease, boosted survival |
Biological Link Between BRCA1 and Breast Cancer Detailed
(17-Jan-2008)
Finding suggests the gene, when not mutated, helps repair damaged DNA |
Biological Link Between BRCA1 and Breast Cancer Detailed
(17-Jan-2008)
Finding suggests the gene, when not mutated, helps repair damaged DNA |
Report Urges More Research Into Cell Phones
(17-Jan-2008)
Experts cite a lack of knowledge of health risks posed by long-term use |
Study Gets Closer to Origins of Leukemia
(17-Jan-2008)
Targeting a mutated cell might bring better treatments, researchers say |
Biological Link Between BRCA1 and Breast Cancer Detailed
(17-Jan-2008)
Finding suggests the gene, when not mutated, helps repair damaged DNA |
HRT Raises Risk of Lobular Breast Cancer
(16-Jan-2008)
Incidence increased with popularity of hormone therapy, study finds |
Genetic Breast Cancer Test Approved
(16-Jan-2008)
Estimates likelihood of recurrence, overall survival |
Genetic Mutations Boost Prostate Cancer Risk
(16-Jan-2008)
These variants plus a family history can increase risk up to tenfold, study suggests
|
Researchers Hone in on Cancer Stem Cells for Melanoma
(16-Jan-2008)
For the first time, researchers say targeting these units can slow down tumor growth |
Combo Treatment Best for Elderly Lymphoma Patients
(15-Jan-2008)
Adding monoclonal antibody to chemo lowered toxicity, lengthened survival |
Combo Treatment Best for Elderly Lymphoma Patients
(15-Jan-2008)
Adding monoclonal antibody to chemo lowered toxicity, lengthened survival |
Vaccines for Ovarian and Breast Cancer in Early Trials
(12-Jan-2008)
Activating body's immune system should fight tumors, researchers say |
Vaccines for Ovarian and Breast Cancer in Early Trials
(12-Jan-2008)
Activating body's immune system should fight tumors, researchers say |
Sun Savvy Sadly Lacking Among Americans
(11-Jan-2008)
Most people practice risky behaviors while under its glare, study finds |
Smoke-Free Workplace Laws, Cigarette Taxes on the Rise
(10-Jan-2008)
But more needs to be done on federal, state levels to combat tobacco use, report says |
Tiny RNA Molecules Control Breast Cancer's Spread
(09-Jan-2008)
Finding could lead to better prognosis, treatments, researchers say |
Tiny RNA Molecules Control Breast Cancer's Spread
(09-Jan-2008)
Finding could lead to better prognosis, treatments, researchers say |
BRCA Mutations Don't Raise Breast Cancer Risk Equally
(08-Jan-2008)
Study finds wide variation among families with carriers |
No Change in Cancer Care 'Race Gap' Since 1990s
(07-Jan-2008)
Blacks still less likely to get needed treatment compared with whites, study finds |
Team Finds 118 Genes That Might Play Role in Cancer
(07-Jan-2008)
Involved in control of cell division, they activate abnormally in malignant cells |
Fatherhood Tied to Higher Prostate Cancer Risk
(07-Jan-2008)
Findings from large study show a trend, but reasons aren't clear |
Not All Women Need Digital Mammograms
(04-Jan-2008)
Older women do as well with more cost-effective conventional film screenings, study says |
Localized Breast Cancer Cells Have Potential to Spread
(04-Jan-2008)
Finding supports the use of radiation after early-stage disease is removed, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Gene Might Extend Ovarian Cancer Survival
(03-Jan-2008)
The finding is so far limited to women of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Gene Might Extend Ovarian Cancer Survival
(03-Jan-2008)
The finding is so far limited to women of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, researchers say |
Body Abnormalities, Childhood Cancer May Share Genes
(03-Jan-2008)
Finding could help predict which children are at risk for malignancy, experts say |
FDA Reports New Risks Posed by Anemia Drugs
(03-Jan-2008)
ESAs can spur faster cancer growth and earlier death, agency says |
Breast Cancer Gene Might Extend Ovarian Cancer Survival
(03-Jan-2008)
The finding is so far limited to women of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, researchers say |
Combo Therapy Cuts Prostate Cancer Death Rates
(03-Jan-2008)
Study supports hormone therapy with radiation, finding no raised risk to heart |
Scientists Report Refinements to Brain Surgery
(02-Jan-2008)
Technique reduces chances of damage to areas that control language |
Colon Cancer Gene Traced to Arrival in United States
(02-Jan-2008)
Researchers studied two families to find couple who brought the mutation here in the 1630s |
Genetic Variation Doubles Risk of Liver Cancer
(02-Jan-2008)
Testing could determine which cirrhosis patients should be screened for tumor development |
New Cancer Drug Boosts Blood Pressure
(02-Jan-2008)
But doctors say sunitinib's benefits outweigh its risks |
Research Yields Clues to Recurrent Prostate Cancer
(02-Jan-2008)
Links between male hormone and a protein could spur tumor's return |
Colon Cancer Gene Traced to Arrival in United States
(02-Jan-2008)
Researchers studied two families to find couple who brought the mutation here in the 1630s |
Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast Cancer Patients
(26-Dec-2007)
Anthracyclines increase survival for HER2-positive tumors, but not negative ones, analysis finds
|
BRCA1 Mutation Prevalent Among Hispanic, Younger Black Women
(26-Dec-2007)
New ethnic findings point out that all women with early breast cancer should be tested for the mutation, experts say |
Malaria Drug Promising Against Cancer
(26-Dec-2007)
60-year-old drug chloroquine eliminated certain malignancies in mice, researchers say |
Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast Cancer Patients
(26-Dec-2007)
Anthracyclines increase survival for HER2-positive tumors, but not negative ones, analysis finds
|
Aspirin, Hormone Therapy Combo Can Shorten Lives of Prostate Cancer Patients
(26-Dec-2007)
First, prescribed to protect the heart, can lead to halting of cancer therapy, report says |
Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast Cancer Patients
(26-Dec-2007)
Anthracyclines increase survival for HER2-positive tumors, but not negative ones, analysis finds
|
Breast Cancer Surgeons Don't Discuss Reconstruction Options
(21-Dec-2007)
But these discussions greatly impact women's surgery choices, experts say |
Low-Income Women's Cancer Screenings Cost Effective: Report
(21-Dec-2007)
Total cost about $555, government analysis shows.
|
Low-Income Women's Cancer Screenings Cost Effective: Report
(21-Dec-2007)
Total cost about $555, government analysis shows.
|
FDA Renews Warnings on Pain-Relief Patch
(21-Dec-2007)
Misuse and misprescribing can lead to overdose, death from fentanyl-laden patches
|
New Combo Treatment Extends Kidney Cancer Survival
(21-Dec-2007)
Avastin plus interferon almost doubled patients' time without disease progression, study found |
Hormone Could Ease Painful Lymphedema
(20-Dec-2007)
Swelling in arms or legs can come after infection or cancer therapy, researchers note |
Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer Following Diagnosis
(20-Dec-2007)
Report finds they're less likely to get screening tests, so have advanced disease |
Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer Following Diagnosis
(20-Dec-2007)
Report finds they're less likely to get screening tests, so have advanced disease |
Race, Gender Affect Laryngeal Cancer Survival
(20-Dec-2007)
Men, blacks do worse, as do those without private health insurance, study finds |
Hormone Could Ease Painful Lymphedema
(20-Dec-2007)
Swelling in arms or legs can come after infection or cancer therapy, researchers note |
Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer Following Diagnosis
(20-Dec-2007)
Report finds they're less likely to get screening tests, so have advanced disease |
Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer Following Diagnosis
(20-Dec-2007)
Report finds they're less likely to get screening tests, so have advanced disease |
Area Around Breast Tumor May Predict Cancer's Spread
(19-Dec-2007)
Mutations in tumor-suppressing gene could point to lymph node involvement, study suggests |
Cancer Docs' Bedside Manner Often Lacks Empathy
(19-Dec-2007)
Study of physician-patient conversations shows oncologists could do better |
Microchip Spots Stray Tumor Cells in the Bloodstream
(19-Dec-2007)
Device might aid in the detection and monitoring of cancer, developers say |
Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope
(18-Dec-2007)
But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
Robotic Surgery Treats Tonsil Cancer
(18-Dec-2007)
Surgeon manipulates motorized arms to snip away tumors |
Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope
(18-Dec-2007)
But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope
(18-Dec-2007)
But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
Sunlight Helps Put Lung Cancer in the Shade
(18-Dec-2007)
The more rays people caught, the less prone they were to get the disease, study found |
Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope
(18-Dec-2007)
But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
Sunlight Helps Put Lung Cancer in the Shade
(18-Dec-2007)
The more rays people caught, the less prone they were to get the disease, study found |
Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope
(18-Dec-2007)
But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
Even Tiny Breast Tumors May Need Aggressive Treatment
(17-Dec-2007)
For a subset of cancer types, treatment needs to be much tougher than is typically done, study finds |
Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007
(17-Dec-2007)
12 million new cases -- many preventable -- were diagnosed this year, American Cancer Society reports |
Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007
(17-Dec-2007)
12 million new cases -- many preventable -- were diagnosed this year, American Cancer Society reports |
Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007
(17-Dec-2007)
12 million new cases -- many preventable -- were diagnosed this year, American Cancer Society reports |
Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007
(17-Dec-2007)
12 million new cases -- many preventable -- were diagnosed this year, American Cancer Society reports |
Arimidex Beats Tamoxifen in Keeping Breast Cancer at Bay
(14-Dec-2007)
After more than 8 years of follow-up, older women taking the newer drug fared better, study finds |
Breast Cancer Genes Also Raise Men's Risk for Malignancy
(14-Dec-2007)
Few men understand the danger from BRCA1/2, researchers say |
Immigrants Less Likely to Report Family History of Cancer
(14-Dec-2007)
Study suggests it results in poor screening, prevention efforts |
New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
(14-Dec-2007)
Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer |
Breast Cancer Genes Also Raise Men's Risk for Malignancy
(14-Dec-2007)
Few men understand the danger from BRCA1/2, researchers say |
High-Dose Chemo Provides Little Benefit to Breast Cancer Patients
(13-Dec-2007)
Review of studies finds regimen popular in 1980s doesn't really lengthen life |
Cell 'Addiction' to Growth Factors May Help Spur Cancers
(13-Dec-2007)
Study in mice shows blocking this dependence could stop disease before it starts |
Researchers Find Great Granddaddy of All Blood Cells
(13-Dec-2007)
Discovery could yield targeted treatments for leukemia, bone marrow transplants |
High-Dose Chemo Provides Little Benefit to Breast Cancer Patients
(13-Dec-2007)
Review of studies finds regimen popular in 1980s doesn't really lengthen life |
Cancer Patients Hold Fast to Belief That Opioids Mean Death
(12-Dec-2007)
Docs need to educate that drugs such as morphine are more than just a last resort |
Diagnostic Mammogram Readings Vary by Radiologist
(11-Dec-2007)
Radiologists' experience and affiliation often influenced results, study found |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
Gene Variant Tied to More Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(11-Dec-2007)
Men with differing version of tumor suppressor appear at increased risk, researchers say |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
Gene Variant Tied to More Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(11-Dec-2007)
Men with differing version of tumor suppressor appear at increased risk, researchers say |
High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk
(11-Dec-2007)
U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
Mutated Suppressor Gene Leads to a Type of Breast Cancer
(10-Dec-2007)
Finding could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
Most Medicare Recipients Ignore Colorectal Cancer Screening
(10-Dec-2007)
Only one-quarter seek lifesaving tests, new research find |
Possible Cure for Rare Lymphoma Reported
(10-Dec-2007)
Other blood cancer treatment advances announced at hematology meeting |
Possible Cure for Rare Lymphoma Reported
(10-Dec-2007)
Other blood cancer treatment advances announced at hematology meeting |
Most Medicare Recipients Ignore Colorectal Cancer Screening
(10-Dec-2007)
Only one-quarter seek lifesaving tests, new research find |
Possible Cure for Rare Lymphoma Reported
(10-Dec-2007)
Other blood cancer treatment advances announced at hematology meeting |
Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers
(07-Dec-2007)
Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers
(07-Dec-2007)
Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential Cancer Fighters
(07-Dec-2007)
Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
Gene-Based Sunscreen Might Someday Prevent Skin Cancer
(07-Dec-2007)
A topical drug could strengthen cells' DNA, animal studies suggest |
Everyday Choices Can Influence Cancer Risk
(07-Dec-2007)
More salads, exercise, can keep lung tumors at bay, one study found |
Blood Test to Detect Lung Cancer Being Eyed
(07-Dec-2007)
Finding markers for 4 key proteins could determine if more invasive treatment is necessary, researchers say |
Everyday Choices Can Influence Cancer Risk
(07-Dec-2007)
More salads, exercise, can keep lung tumors at bay, one study found |
Blood Test to Detect Lung Cancer Being Eyed
(07-Dec-2007)
Finding markers for 4 key proteins could determine if more invasive treatment is necessary, researchers say |
Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential Cancer Fighters
(07-Dec-2007)
Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers
(07-Dec-2007)
Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential Cancer Fighters
(07-Dec-2007)
Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers
(07-Dec-2007)
Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential Cancer Fighters
(07-Dec-2007)
Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
Gene-Based Sunscreen Might Someday Prevent Skin Cancer
(07-Dec-2007)
A topical drug could strengthen cells' DNA, animal studies suggest |
Everyday Choices Can Influence Cancer Risk
(07-Dec-2007)
More salads, exercise, can keep lung tumors at bay, one study found |
Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential Cancer Fighters
(07-Dec-2007)
Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
Blackberries, Broccoli Sprouts Battle Cancer
(06-Dec-2007)
Raw vegetables like broccoli also keep some malignancies at bay, research shows |
Black Women Wait Longer for Breast Cancer Surgery
(06-Dec-2007)
Older women also face delays, new study finds |
Common Household Chemical Could Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(06-Dec-2007)
Experiments with rats show early exposure causes genetic changes in breast cells |
Blackberries, Broccoli Sprouts Battle Cancer
(06-Dec-2007)
Raw vegetables like broccoli also keep some malignancies at bay, research shows |
Research Shows What Works to Cut Smoking Rates
(06-Dec-2007)
Higher cigarette prices, advertising bans can help, group says |
Health Tip: Get the Most From Your Mammogram
(05-Dec-2007)
Take these precautions |
Night Shift Work May Heighten Risk for Cancer
(05-Dec-2007)
Expert panel to add it to list of 'probable' causes of malignancy |
FDA Panel Says No to Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
(05-Dec-2007)
Drug has significant risks, and its benefits are still debated, experts say |
Night Shift Work May Heighten Risk for Cancer
(05-Dec-2007)
Expert panel to add it to list of 'probable' causes of malignancy |
Night Shift Work May Heighten Risk for Cancer
(05-Dec-2007)
Expert panel to add it to list of 'probable' causes of malignancy |
FDA Panel Says No to Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
(05-Dec-2007)
Drug has significant risks, and its benefits are still debated, experts say |
FDA Panel Says No to Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
(05-Dec-2007)
Drug has significant risks, and its benefits are still debated, experts say |
Diets May Raise Cancer Risk for Poor, Urban Women
(30-Nov-2007)
Most get too little of nutrients that cut their odds for malignancy, study finds |
Diets May Raise Cancer Risk for Poor, Urban Women
(30-Nov-2007)
Most get too little of nutrients that cut their odds for malignancy, study finds |
Cancer Patients Gain From Reporting Symptoms Online
(30-Nov-2007)
It's an effective way of connecting with doctors in real time, speeding care, study finds |
Fewer Women Getting Mammograms
(29-Nov-2007)
And doctors worry that could lead to rise in breast cancer cases |
Studies Reveal Why Breast Cancer Hits Black Women Harder
(29-Nov-2007)
Biology and genetics appear to be key factors, researchers say |
Research Can Help Close Cancer 'Race Gap'
(29-Nov-2007)
Understanding the needs of minority communities is key, U.S. teams say |
3-D Breast Imaging May Improve Cancer Detection
(28-Nov-2007)
Stereoscopic digital mammography cut rate of false-positive results, study found |
Genes May Explain Role of Race in Colon Cancer Risk
(28-Nov-2007)
Differences in a key piece of DNA seem important, scientists say |
Cancer-Suppressing Gene Tied to Female Fertility
(28-Nov-2007)
It's potentially another helpful role for p53, scientists say |
Rise in CT Scans Poses Cancer Risk
(28-Nov-2007)
One-third of the scans are unnecessary, Columbia researchers contend |
Combo PET/CT Scan Helps Spot Breast Cancer's Spread
(27-Nov-2007)
Technique helps detect metastases earlier for women with inflammatory breast cancer, study finds |
PET Scans Could Boost Lung Cancer Diagnosis
(27-Nov-2007)
In studies, the technology beat CT in spotting tumors early |
Pill Poses Little Cervical Cancer Risk
(09-Nov-2007)
And women's risk gets even smaller 10 years after stopping the drug, researchers say |
FDA Issues New Warnings for Anemia Drugs
(08-Nov-2007)
ESAs can increase cancer growth, cause stroke and heart attacks, revised label warns |
A Little Wine, Sunlight Help Boost Women's Health
(08-Nov-2007)
Two small studies suggest life-enhancing, life-extending benefits |
Excess Pounds Raise Women's Cancer Risk
(07-Nov-2007)
Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
Excess Pounds Raise Women's Cancer Risk
(07-Nov-2007)
Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
Health Tip: People With Cancer Can Exercise
(07-Nov-2007)
But check with a doctor first |
Excess Pounds Raise Women's Cancer Risk
(07-Nov-2007)
Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
Doctors Report High Survival Rates for Hodgkin's Disease
(07-Nov-2007)
Treatments are improving, and researchers even talk of a cure |
Excess Pounds Raise Women's Cancer Risk
(07-Nov-2007)
Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
Experimental Drug Fights Prostate Cancer
(07-Nov-2007)
In mice, it attacked disease on multiple fronts, researchers say |
Doctors Report High Survival Rates for Hodgkin's Disease
(07-Nov-2007)
Treatments are improving, and researchers even talk of a cure |
Obesity Leaves More Americans With Physical Limitations
(06-Nov-2007)
But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds
|
Radiation Seed Treatment Helps Younger Men Fight Prostate Cancer
(02-Nov-2007)
Technique just as effective in patients under 60, study finds |
Gene Variant Doubles Risk of Prostate Cancer in Black Men
(02-Nov-2007)
It may also affect other populations, researcher says |
Brain MRIs Find Hidden Neurological Problems
(31-Oct-2007)
Blocked blood vessels most common discovery, researchers report |
Little Evidence Silicone Breast Implants Harm Health
(31-Oct-2007)
Review of data finds no link to most common illnesses |
Obesity Linked to Increased Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2007)
Report says exercise and diet can lower chances of malignancies |
Better Prostate Cancer Survival for Men Taking Statins
(31-Oct-2007)
Study finds 10% improvement with cholesterol drugs |
Chemo Drug Improves Stomach Cancer Survival for Japanese Patients
(31-Oct-2007)
Researchers aren't sure if drug would have same benefit for Caucasians |
Vitamin D Won't Help Prevent Most Cancers
(30-Oct-2007)
Major study did find possible protection against colon tumors, however |
Virus Shows Some Cancer-Killing Abilities
(30-Oct-2007)
Results are promising but preliminary, experts caution
|
New Drug Promising Against Tough-to-Treat Kidney Cancer
(30-Oct-2007)
Axitinib produced good responses in almost half of patients, study found |
Quality of Life Predicts Lung Cancer Survival
(30-Oct-2007)
It was the single most important factor, researchers say |
High Dose Radiation for Prostate Cancer Won't Raise Sexual Dysfunction
(30-Oct-2007)
Technology ups treatment effectiveness without boosting this side effect, study finds |
Smoking Does Not Worsen Breast Cancer
(29-Oct-2007)
But there are lots of other reasons to avoid the habit, experts say |
Tasigna Approved for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
(29-Oct-2007)
For people resistant to other therapies |
Prostate Cancer Radiotherapy Won't Affect Sexual Function
(29-Oct-2007)
New high-dose technology targets tumor tissue, experts say |
New Guidelines Should Improve Ovarian Cancer Detection
(28-Oct-2007)
Early diagnosis is vital; symptoms can often mimic digestive problems |
Survey Finds Many Women Misinformed About Cancer
(26-Oct-2007)
Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection
|
Precancerous Lesions Raise Cervical Cancer Risk
(26-Oct-2007)
Study finding may lead to changes in recommendations for Pap tests |
Survey Finds Many Women Misinformed About Cancer
(26-Oct-2007)
Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection
|
Precancerous Lesions Raise Cervical Cancer Risk
(26-Oct-2007)
Study finding may lead to changes in recommendations for Pap tests |
Survey Finds Many Women Misinformed About Cancer
(26-Oct-2007)
Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection
|
Survey Finds Many Women Misinformed About Cancer
(26-Oct-2007)
Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection
|
Survey Finds Many Women Misinformed About Cancer
(26-Oct-2007)
Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection
|
Broccoli May Help Fight Skin Cancer
(25-Oct-2007)
Natural compound shields against effects of UV rays |
Three Chemo Drugs Better Than Two for Advanced Head/Neck Cancers
(24-Oct-2007)
Addition of docetaxel improved efficacy and reduced toxicity, studies find
|
Three Chemo Drugs Better Than Two for Advanced Head/Neck Cancers
(24-Oct-2007)
Addition of docetaxel improved efficacy and reduced toxicity, studies find
|
Drink or Two a Day May Help Lungs
(24-Oct-2007)
And another study supports vitamins for respiratory health |
Three Chemo Drugs Better Than Two for Advanced Head/Neck Cancers
(24-Oct-2007)
Addition of docetaxel improved efficacy and reduced toxicity, studies find
|
Three Chemo Drugs Better Than Two for Advanced Head/Neck Cancers
(24-Oct-2007)
Addition of docetaxel improved efficacy and reduced toxicity, studies find
|
More Women Choosing 'Preventive' Double Mastectomy
(23-Oct-2007)
There's no proof cancer will spread to the healthy second breast, researchers say |
More Dollars Don't Boost Lung Cancer Survival
(23-Oct-2007)
5-year outcomes unchanged since 1970s, despite higher spending on care, study shows |
Emotional State Doesn't Affect Cancer Survival
(22-Oct-2007)
Researchers found no difference between upbeat, less positive patients |
Blood Test Catches Secret Smokers
(22-Oct-2007)
Levels of carbon monoxide a giveaway, researcher says
|
Best Breast-Cancer Care Eludes Older Women
(21-Oct-2007)
Research highlights need to individualize treatment
|
Two-Drug Combo Fights Brain Tumors
(19-Oct-2007)
Avastin, irinotecan may hit the cancer at different points, researchers say |
Protein Gives Clues to Pancreatic Cancer
(19-Oct-2007)
When pp32 is gone, a tumor-spurring gene goes to work, researchers say |
Protein Gives Clues to Pancreatic Cancer
(19-Oct-2007)
When pp32 is gone, a tumor-spurring gene goes to work, researchers say |
Ixempra Approved for Breast Cancer
(17-Oct-2007)
Targets protein that spurs growth of cancer cells |
HPV Test Bests Pap Smear in Studies
(17-Oct-2007)
Experts debate whether it's time to change cervical cancer screening practices
|
U.S. Women's Health Care Still Falls Short: Report
(17-Oct-2007)
11 states as well as District of Columbia receive failing grades |
U.S. Women's Health Care Still Falls Short: Report
(17-Oct-2007)
11 states as well as District of Columbia receive failing grades |
Health Tip: Breast Self-Exams
(16-Oct-2007)
Here's what to look for |
Initial Colonoscopy Key to Cancer Detection
(16-Oct-2007)
It's more valuable than follow-up screenings, study finds |
Researchers ID New Gene Linked to Lung Cancer
(16-Oct-2007)
Discovery could lead to new therapies |
Initial Colonoscopy Key to Cancer Detection
(16-Oct-2007)
It's more valuable than follow-up screenings, study finds |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Continues to Fall
(15-Oct-2007)
Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Continues to Fall
(15-Oct-2007)
Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Continues to Fall
(15-Oct-2007)
Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Continues to Fall
(15-Oct-2007)
Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
U.S. Cancer Death Rate Continues to Fall
(15-Oct-2007)
Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
Hycamtin Approved for Relapsed Small Cell Lung Cancer
(15-Oct-2007)
Available next year |
Breast Cancer Radiation Won't Hurt Immune Health
(12-Oct-2007)
Partial-breast method might leave women less tired, researchers say |
Experts Offer Answers on Colonoscopy Options
(12-Oct-2007)
A newer 'virtual' model is challenging the traditional method |
Obesity Boosts Esophageal Cancer Risk
(11-Oct-2007)
Very overweight people face 6 times the odds, study finds |
Immune Proteins Warn of Early Lung Cancer
(11-Oct-2007)
They could be basis of test for smokers, experts say |
Drug a New Weapon Against One Form of Breast Cancer
(10-Oct-2007)
Adding paclitaxel to standard chemo targets HER2-positive tumors |
3 New Lung Cancer Genes Identified
(09-Oct-2007)
They are associated with 20 percent of all lung malignancies, scientists say |
More Fiber, Less Fat Help Prevent Ovarian Cancer
(09-Oct-2007)
Long-term dietary change led to 40% reduction in risk, study found |
Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Linked to Heart Risks
(09-Oct-2007)
But researchers say more study is needed, and the therapy is valuable |
Black Women Get Less Breast Cancer Treatment
(08-Oct-2007)
Study finds they're much less likely than whites to get tamoxifen, for example |
Woman's Hips Might Indicate Daughter's Breast Cancer Risk
(08-Oct-2007)
Wider hips mean more estrogen, bringing higher odds for the illness, researchers say |
Medicare Changes Didn't Alter Cancer Care
(08-Oct-2007)
Survey finds little difference in chemotherapy treatment; some critics say that's not good enough |
Surgery Best Bet for Prostate Cancer Survival
(08-Oct-2007)
Study finds it outperforming other forms of treatment |
Medicare Changes Didn't Alter Cancer Care
(08-Oct-2007)
Survey finds little difference in chemotherapy treatment; some critics say that's not good enough |
PSA Testing Still Valuable for Prostate Cancer
(07-Oct-2007)
What's key is whether the level of prostate-specific antigen is rising rapidly |
Prostate Cancer Survival Varies by Season
(07-Oct-2007)
Prognosis improves in summer, fall, study finds |
Thalidomide Improves Outcomes for Older Myeloma Patients
(05-Oct-2007)
Adding the drug to standard chemo boosted survival, study found |
Gene-Based Screen Spots Cervical Cancer Earlier
(04-Oct-2007)
It could lengthen the time needed between tests, researchers say |
'Virtual' Colonoscopy an Effective Option: Study
(03-Oct-2007)
The screen uses CT scans and is performed without anesthesia |
Gene Tests Match Up Lung Tumors, Best Treatment
(03-Oct-2007)
DNA indicates whether chemo will work, experts say |
Congress Starts Hearings on FDA's Control of Tobacco
(03-Oct-2007)
Some call it a boon for Americans' health, others disagree |
Obesity Driving Rising U.S. Health Costs
(02-Oct-2007)
Americans outspend Europeans when it comes to chronic disease care, study finds |
Study Supports Change to Prostate Cancer Biopsy
(02-Oct-2007)
An added measure could boost test's ability to guide treatment |
Accordions Breathe Easier Since Smoking Ban
(28-Sep-2007)
And that's good news for the pub musicians who play them, Irish researchers say |
Wine, Beer, Spirits Boost Breast Cancer Risk Equally
(27-Sep-2007)
Three or more drinks a day raise odds by 30%, study finds |
Fruits, Veggies Won't Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(26-Sep-2007)
Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say |
Fruits, Veggies Won't Lower Colon Cancer Risk
(26-Sep-2007)
Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say |
Doctors See Return of Kaposi's Sarcoma in Handful of AIDS Patients
(26-Sep-2007)
The skin cancer, which causes lesions, can be controlled with newer treatments |
1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
(25-Sep-2007)
They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
Breast Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall
(25-Sep-2007)
But decline is greater among white women than black women, report finds |
1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
(25-Sep-2007)
They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
Fecal Blood Tests Effective at Spotting Colon Cancer
(25-Sep-2007)
But they are underused, experts say |
1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
(25-Sep-2007)
They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
Study Links Coronary Disease, Colon Cancer
(25-Sep-2007)
Higher incidence of malignancies found in heart patients |
1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
(25-Sep-2007)
They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
(25-Sep-2007)
They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
Fecal Blood Tests Effective at Spotting Colon Cancer
(25-Sep-2007)
But they are underused, experts say |
Study Links Coronary Disease, Colon Cancer
(25-Sep-2007)
Higher incidence of malignancies found in heart patients |
Doctors' Office Outreach Boosts Colon Cancer Screening
(24-Sep-2007)
Simple methods significantly raise exam rate, study finds |
More Prostate Cancers Might Be Prevented
(24-Sep-2007)
New data should help reduce incidence of low-grade tumors, experts say |
Experts Offer Tips on Easing Mammogram Discomfort
(23-Sep-2007)
Simple steps like avoiding caffeine can help, they say |
Pelvic Exams Can Help Spot Ovarian Cancer
(22-Sep-2007)
Contrary to common belief, persistent symptoms can give warning, experts say |
Gene Chip Data Can Boost Cancer Outcomes
(21-Sep-2007)
4 of 7 patients with incurable disease fared better, doctor says |
Clues to Cell Death Could Fight Disease
(21-Sep-2007)
Insights might produce treatments to kill off cancer cells, experts say |
Experts Compare Colon Cancer Treatment Outcomes
(20-Sep-2007)
Review of studies shows big survival gains |
Gene Test Could Boost Myeloma Treatment
(20-Sep-2007)
Certain DNA influences who'll respond best to therapy, scientists say |
Stem Cells From Testes Produce Wide Range of Tissue Types
(19-Sep-2007)
Work with mice might lead to treatments for diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's |
Hushed Genes Might Mean Higher Lung Cancer Risk
(19-Sep-2007)
The suppression of certain DNA predicts malignancy, study finds |
Tiny Sensor Could Spot Cancer Early
(18-Sep-2007)
Device is one of many innovations that may revolutionize care |
Tiny Sensor Could Spot Cancer Early
(18-Sep-2007)
Device is one of many innovations that may revolutionize care |
Gene May Influence Breast Cancer-Estrogen Link
(17-Sep-2007)
Targeting this DNA might improve treatment, researchers say |
Cancer Care Might Impair Driving
(17-Sep-2007)
Head-and-neck cancer patients displayed more weaving, slower brake times |
Genetics Hold Promise, Challenges for Cancer Care
(16-Sep-2007)
Discoveries are exciting but roadblocks remain, experts say |
FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk
(14-Sep-2007)
Manufacturer calls Evista a valuable tool, but critics say its heart risks outweigh benefits |
Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of Breast Cancer
(14-Sep-2007)
Among postmenopausal women |
Tomato Diet Can't Guarantee Prostate Health: Study
(14-Sep-2007)
Lycopene, other nutrients no shield against prostate cancer, researchers say |
Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates
(12-Sep-2007)
Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
Tamoxifen Helps Treat Bipolar Disorder
(12-Sep-2007)
Discovery may lead to new drug to treat manic phase of the illness, study says |
Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates
(12-Sep-2007)
Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates
(12-Sep-2007)
Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates
(12-Sep-2007)
Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates
(12-Sep-2007)
Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates
(12-Sep-2007)
Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
6 Years Later, 9/11 Health Questions Linger
(11-Sep-2007)
Confusion, lack of data has rescue workers, medical experts frustrated |
Long-Term Fatigue Plagues Cancer Survivors
(10-Sep-2007)
Researchers found effects last well after therapy ends |
Mental Health Woes Strike Half of Cancer Patients
(10-Sep-2007)
Listening to patients is key to helping them feel better, researchers say |
Study Questions Dead-End Cancer Clinical Trials
(10-Sep-2007)
Just 13% of 'positive' phase II studies go forward despite promise |
Experts Offer Tips on Lung Cancer Prevention
(10-Sep-2007)
Supplements won't help lower risk, and neither will CT scans, guide says |
New Ovarian Cancer Drug Trial Under Way
(07-Sep-2007)
Phenoxodiol could help women resistant to other medicines |
Workouts a Boon for Breast Cancer Patients
(06-Sep-2007)
Exercise, yoga improve quality of life, even chemotherapy compliance, studies find |
Studies Shed New Light on Breast Cancer, Treatment
(06-Sep-2007)
Symposium reveals racial disparities, troublesome drug side effects |
Vitamin C Plus Fat Might Spur Cancer
(06-Sep-2007)
Mixing in the stomach, this combo encourages carcinogens, study suggests |
Filtered Cigarettes Blamed for Huge Rise in Type of Lung Cancer
(06-Sep-2007)
Adenocarcinoma, once rare, now the leading lung cancer killer, study says |
Barbershop Talks Cut Black Men's Prostate Cancer Risk
(06-Sep-2007)
Innovative program is making a difference for this high-risk group, founder says |
Test Spots Genetic Damage Done by Smoking
(05-Sep-2007)
It could lead to earlier detection, treatment of lung cancer, study says |
Knee Pain May Signal Lung Cancer
(05-Sep-2007)
It could give an early warning and improve treatment success, researchers say |
Direct Anesthetic Infusion Helps Colorectal Cancer Patients
(30-Aug-2007)
Ropivacaine helped control postoperative pain, cut recovery time, study finds |
Direct Anesthetic Infusion Helps Colorectal Cancer Patients
(30-Aug-2007)
Ropivacaine helped control postoperative pain, cut recovery time, study finds |
Self-Exams of Feet Can Catch Early Melanoma
(29-Aug-2007)
Stay a step ahead of cancer with check for moles, freckles or spots, surgeons' group says |
Removing Ovaries Before Menopause Leads to Memory, Movement Troubles
(29-Aug-2007)
Hormone-replacement therapy seems to lessen likelihood of problems, study finds |
Self-Exams of Feet Can Catch Early Melanoma
(29-Aug-2007)
Stay a step ahead of cancer with check for moles, freckles or spots, surgeons' group says |
RA Drugs Linked to Slight Skin Cancer Risk
(29-Aug-2007)
But the medications' benefits outweigh the downside, experts say |
Hypnosis Eases Pain of Breast Cancer Surgery
(28-Aug-2007)
Other benefits: Less anesthesia, faster recovery, less cost, study finds |
Frequent Prostate Screens Fail to Improve Aggressive Cancer Diagnoses
(28-Aug-2007)
2- and 4-year PSA tests equally effective at detecting larger disease, study finds |
Frequent Prostate Screens Fail to Improve Aggressive Cancer Diagnoses
(28-Aug-2007)
2- and 4-year PSA tests equally effective at detecting larger disease, study finds |
Oral Sex Implicated in Some Throat and Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
HPV virus is cause; vaccination may reduce incidence, experts say
|
Smoking Boosts Risk for Head, Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
Habit is even more dangerous for women than men, major study finds |
Oral Sex Implicated in Some Throat and Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
HPV virus is cause; vaccination may reduce incidence, experts say
|
Oral Sex Implicated in Some Throat and Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
HPV virus is cause; vaccination may reduce incidence, experts say
|
Smoking Boosts Risk for Head, Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
Habit is even more dangerous for women than men, major study finds |
Oral Sex Implicated in Some Throat and Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
HPV virus is cause; vaccination may reduce incidence, experts say
|
Smoking Boosts Risk for Head, Neck Cancers
(27-Aug-2007)
Habit is even more dangerous for women than men, major study finds |
Health Tip: Are You at Greater Risk For Cervical Cancer?
(24-Aug-2007)
Here are common risk factors |
Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Women's Skin Cancer Risk
(24-Aug-2007)
Mechanism isn't clear, and new findings don't apply to men |
Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Women's Skin Cancer Risk
(24-Aug-2007)
Mechanism isn't clear, and new findings don't apply to men |
Health Tip: Breast Self-Exams
(23-Aug-2007)
They can help detect cancer early |
FDA Proposes New Rules for Sunscreens
(23-Aug-2007)
New labeling would indicate UVA protection, not just UVB |
Health Tip: Before a Colonoscopy
(22-Aug-2007)
Follow instructions to ensure a successful procedure |
Insurance Impacts Laryngeal Cancer Detection
(22-Aug-2007)
Less or no coverage meant tumors were spotted later, study found |
Melanoma Diagnosis Often Delayed for Rural Poor
(22-Aug-2007)
Poverty and distance to specialist makes a difference, study finds |
Insurance Impacts Laryngeal Cancer Detection
(22-Aug-2007)
Less or no coverage meant tumors were spotted later, study found |
Acrylamide Won't Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(21-Aug-2007)
Fried, baked food compound poses no threat, major study finds |
Cranberry Could Juice Up Ovarian Cancer Treatment
(21-Aug-2007)
In lab experiments, it boosted drugs' killing power 6-fold |
Cranberry Could Juice Up Ovarian Cancer Treatment
(21-Aug-2007)
In lab experiments, it boosted drugs' killing power 6-fold |
Acrylamide Won't Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(21-Aug-2007)
Fried, baked food compound poses no threat, major study finds |
Hispanic Teens Take More Skin Cancer Risks
(20-Aug-2007)
Many think they're in no real danger, survey finds |
Coloring Compound in Fruits, Veggies May Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(19-Aug-2007)
Lab tests show altering anthocyanin molecules could lead to new treatments, study says |
Coloring Compound in Fruits, Veggies May Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(19-Aug-2007)
Lab tests show altering anthocyanin molecules could lead to new treatments, study says |
Many Parents Share Genetic Test Findings With Kids
(17-Aug-2007)
But the children may be too young to handle the information, study suggests |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Use Two Drugs at Once to Beat Leukemia: Study
(16-Aug-2007)
Simultaneous Gleevec plus Sprycel works best against chronic myeloid leukemia, researchers say |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Healthy Lifestyle Key To Cancer Prevention
(16-Aug-2007)
Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
Brain Radiation Treatment Boosts Lung Cancer Survival
(15-Aug-2007)
It limits malignancy's spread, but safety issues remain, experts say |
Molecule May Predict Prostate Cancer's Return
(15-Aug-2007)
Protein levels might help decide who needs surgery and who doesn't, experts say |
Decline in U.S. Breast Cancers Tied to Drop in Hormone Use
(14-Aug-2007)
Mammogram trends played no role in recent lower numbers, study finds |
Cervical Cancer Vaccines Won't Fight Existing HPV Infection
(14-Aug-2007)
Study bolsters recommendation that shot be given before onset of sexual activity |
Healthy Diet Guards Against Return of Colon Cancer
(14-Aug-2007)
Patients who ate high-fat foods were three times more likely to see recurrence of disease, study finds |
Scientists Create Breast Tumor Stem Cells
(13-Aug-2007)
Achievement could spur research into cancer's spread, experts say |
Scientists Create Breast Tumor Stem Cells
(13-Aug-2007)
Achievement could spur research into cancer's spread, experts say |
Most Asian Men Have Better Prostate Cancer Survival Rates
(13-Aug-2007)
Finding could help to govern treatment approaches, study suggests
|
Red Meat, Dairy Nutrient May Raise Colon Cancer Risk
(07-Aug-2007)
Choline linked to increased polyp growth in women, study found |
CDC's 'Preteen Vaccine' Campaign Aimed at Parents
(01-Aug-2007)
It explains what shots are needed for 11- and 12-year-olds |
Hormones Might Help Treat Colon Cancer
(01-Aug-2007)
Study suggests loss of specific chemicals drives the disease |
Natural Protein May Be Lymphoma's 'Bodyguard'
(01-Aug-2007)
Blocking Galectin 1 could be new means of fighting cancer, researchers say |
Test Brings Early Pancreatic Cancer to Light
(01-Aug-2007)
Catching the deadly disease before it spreads is key to a cure, experts say |
Fused Genes Might Fuel Prostate Tumors
(01-Aug-2007)
Specific genes might require specific treatments, researchers say |
Natural Protein May Be Lymphoma's 'Bodyguard'
(01-Aug-2007)
Blocking Galectin 1 could be new means of fighting cancer, researchers say |
MRIs Spot Breast Cancers in High-Risk Women
(31-Jul-2007)
But the technology won't replace mammography, experts stress |
Two-Drug Combo Tough on Kidney Cancer
(31-Jul-2007)
Early trial shows promise for interferon, sorafenib together |
Health Tip: Check Skin for Cancer Signs
(30-Jul-2007)
Watch moles for symptoms |
Exercise Plus Coffee May Ward Off Skin Cancer
(30-Jul-2007)
Findings come from mouse study, however, and sunscreen is still key, experts say |
Congress Readies Bill to Give FDA Tobacco Oversight
(25-Jul-2007)
Critics and supporters debate the pluses and minuses of the legislation |
Scientists Make Strides Against Melanoma
(22-Jul-2007)
But with real advances years away, prevention is the best approach |
Scans During Radiation Treatment Help Lung Cancer Patients
(20-Jul-2007)
PET imaging shows how tumors are responding, experts explain |
One Billion People Don't Get Enough Vitamin D
(19-Jul-2007)
Expert suggests recommended daily intake be boosted to help prevent disease |
Taking Cancer Drug With Food May Cut Costs
(17-Jul-2007)
Breast cancer patients on Tykerb could save $1,740 per month, experts say |
Healthiest Diet Made Little Difference to Breast Cancer Survivors
(17-Jul-2007)
Regimen exceeding national guidelines didn't protect more from recurrence, study finds
|
CT Heart Scans Raise Cancer Risk
(17-Jul-2007)
Study suggests the tests be carefully matched to patients' need, risk |
Chemical 'Paint' Helps Surgeons See Cancer's Borders
(16-Jul-2007)
Removing all of the tumor is key to preventing recurrence, researchers say |
Childhood Brain Tumor Survivors Often Struggle in School
(16-Jul-2007)
Grades were lower, especially in language classes, study found |
New Test Helps Detect Spreading Breast Cancer
(16-Jul-2007)
Assists doctors in deciding appropriate therapy |
Chemical 'Paint' Helps Surgeons See Cancer's Borders
(16-Jul-2007)
Removing all of the tumor is key to preventing recurrence, researchers say |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
Study Compares Colon Cancer Drug Regimens
(13-Jul-2007)
Starting off with single agent works as well as combo approach, experts say |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
Study Compares Colon Cancer Drug Regimens
(13-Jul-2007)
Starting off with single agent works as well as combo approach, experts say |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA
(13-Jul-2007)
The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
Straight Talk From Docs on Grim Prognoses Works Best
(12-Jul-2007)
Knowing the facts helps, even when outlook is poor, new research shows |
Breast Cancer Genes Don't Raise Tumor-Linked Death Risk
(11-Jul-2007)
Women with the BRCA mutations also responded equally well to treatment, study found |
Inflammatory Genes Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(11-Jul-2007)
2 variants alter immune system's response to infection, cell damage, study finds |
Inflammatory Genes Raise Lung Cancer Risk
(11-Jul-2007)
2 variants alter immune system's response to infection, cell damage, study finds |
Meats, Sweets May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(10-Jul-2007)
Chinese women who favored Western fare doubled their odds for malignancy, study showed |
Breast Cancer More Aggressive in Black Women
(10-Jul-2007)
Experts are divided over the reasons why |
Convenience Stores Most Likely to Sell Cigarettes to Kids
(10-Jul-2007)
Those sales are even more frequent when clerks are under 18, study finds |
Patient's Own Body Fat Used in Breast Remodeling
(09-Jul-2007)
Procedure is first being tried on breast cancer survivors, developers say |
Genetically Altered Cold Sore Virus Fights Cancer
(09-Jul-2007)
Herpes simplex strain showed no side effects in early trial, study says |
Prostate Cancer Gene Also Raises Colon Cancer Risk
(09-Jul-2007)
It's the first example of DNA spurring more than one cancer type, scientists say |
Genetically Altered Cold Sore Virus Fights Cancer
(09-Jul-2007)
Herpes simplex strain showed no side effects in early trial, study says |
Diagnosis Delays Tough on Kids With Cancer
(09-Jul-2007)
Little research done on how often these potentially dangerous problems occur, experts say |
New Drug Fights Tough-to-Treat Prostate Cancer
(09-Jul-2007)
Hormone-reducing abiraterone can shrink tumors, studies show |
Prostate Cancer Gene Also Raises Colon Cancer Risk
(09-Jul-2007)
It's the first example of DNA spurring more than one cancer type, scientists say |
Many Men Getting Unnecessary Prostate Cancer Blood Tests
(09-Jul-2007)
Patients are often either too young or too old to benefit from PSA screening, study finds |
Timing of Breast Cancer Drug Affects Cardiac Risk: Study
(05-Jul-2007)
Giving Herceptin alongside -- not after -- standard chemo may be best approach |
Health Tip: Positive Pap Results
(05-Jul-2007)
What could they mean? |
Most Sunscreens Aren't Up to the Task
(05-Jul-2007)
They offer some protection, but you need to take additional steps to avoid skin cancer |
Study Spots New Pancreatic Cancer Drug Target
(02-Jul-2007)
A cell receptor multiplies as tumors grow and spread, researchers say |
Surgeons Push for Less Invasive Lung Cancer Procedures
(29-Jun-2007)
They require less recovery time, but few centers can perform them, experts say |
Breast Cancer Survival May Run in Families
(28-Jun-2007)
Daughters of women who succumb to the disease have heightened risk of dying if they develop it, Swedish study finds. |
New Test Identifies More Cervical Cancers
(28-Jun-2007)
But one expert wonders if it would be cost-effective |
Breast Cancer Survival May Run in Families
(28-Jun-2007)
Daughters of women who succumb to the disease have heightened risk of dying if they develop it, Swedish study finds. |
Smokers Toxic to Bar, Restaurant Workers
(28-Jun-2007)
Urine tests show how quickly carcinogen levels can rise |
Ultrasound Can Spare Some Women Invasive Breast Biopsy
(26-Jun-2007)
Noninvasive follow-up may be acceptable alternative, study suggests |
Bisphosphonates Linked to Jawbone Disorder
(26-Jun-2007)
Medications tied to bone deterioration in about 5% of cancer cases, study finds |
New Cancer Drugs Prove Their Worth
(25-Jun-2007)
They may cost more, but they extend lives, improve quality of life, studies find |
Stirrups-Free Pap Smear May Be a Welcome Option
(22-Jun-2007)
Study finds no difference in results when feet remain on examination table |
Drug From Sea Squirt Treats Rare Sarcoma
(22-Jun-2007)
Tumors either disappeared or shrank in half of patients, study found |
Candy Cigarettes May Lead to the Real Thing
(22-Jun-2007)
Adult smokers much more likely to have played with them as kids, study finds |
Fish Oil Might Slow Prostate Cancer
(21-Jun-2007)
Early study with mice suggests a potentially beneficial effect |
Estrogen May Lower Younger Women's Heart Risk
(20-Jun-2007)
Findings differ from prior HRT study involving those over 60 |
Study Probes Whether Diet Can Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(20-Jun-2007)
Trial to compare Mediterranean diet with U.S. Healthy People 2010 guidelines |
Study Probes Whether Diet Can Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(20-Jun-2007)
Trial to compare Mediterranean diet with U.S. Healthy People 2010 guidelines |
Experts Offer Better Means of Gauging Breast Cancer Risk
(19-Jun-2007)
Relying on family history keeps too many women from valuable gene tests, they say |
Higher Screening Rates Credited With Drop in Colorectal Cancer
(17-Jun-2007)
But not enough people are being tested for the easily preventable disease, experts say |
Higher Screening Rates Credited With Drop in Colorectal Cancer
(17-Jun-2007)
But not enough people are being tested for the easily preventable disease, experts say |
Hormone Therapy Extends Lives of Ovarian Cancer Patients
(15-Jun-2007)
The use of letrozole may also delay need for chemotherapy, study says |
Turning an Anti-Tumor Gene Back On Could Fight Cancer
(15-Jun-2007)
The next step is to develop drugs that can do so, scientists say |
Bone Marrow May Give Rise to Blood Cancers
(15-Jun-2007)
The birthplace of blood cells could be a source of malignancy, research suggests |
Hormone Therapy Extends Lives of Ovarian Cancer Patients
(15-Jun-2007)
The use of letrozole may also delay need for chemotherapy, study says |
Cancer Risk From Environmental Arsenic Can Last for Generations
(12-Jun-2007)
Chilean study finds rates for malignancy were still high decades after clean-up |
Private Insurance May Help in Earlier Cancer Detection
(11-Jun-2007)
Advanced oral, breast tumors found more often in people with no insurance or public insurance |
Private Insurance May Help in Earlier Cancer Detection
(11-Jun-2007)
Advanced oral, breast tumors found more often in people with no insurance or public insurance |
PET Scans ID Esophageal Cancers Benefiting From Chemo
(08-Jun-2007)
Study could lead to tailored treatments on the basis of tumor biology |
Stem Cells Can Be Cancer Cell Lookalikes
(08-Jun-2007)
Whether they help drive malignancy is still not clear, scientists say |
Vitamin D Cuts Cancer Risk: Study
(08-Jun-2007)
Women who took nearly three times the recommended amount reduced risk by 60 percent |
Umbilical Cord Beats Marrow for Leukemia Transplants
(08-Jun-2007)
Patients get equal survival benefit, even with less-than-perfect match, study finds |
Prostate Cancer Treatment Can Speed Heart Attacks
(08-Jun-2007)
Hormome-suppressing therapy linked to cardiac risk in study |
More Proof That Breast Cancer Rates Are Declining
(07-Jun-2007)
Drop in HRT use may be one of several factors, study says |
New Biomarkers Classify Outcomes of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancers
(07-Jun-2007)
Protein patterns in tumors, blood serum predictive of who would fare better, studies find |
New Biomarkers Classify Outcomes of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancers
(07-Jun-2007)
Protein patterns in tumors, blood serum predictive of who would fare better, studies find |
Combining PET, CT Scans Can Improve Ovarian Cancer Care
(07-Jun-2007)
This approach spots hidden disease, guides treatment, researchers say |
New Imaging Techniques Hold Promise for Variety of Diseases
(07-Jun-2007)
Advances could lead to better treatments for illnesses such as heart disease, Alzheimer's, ovarian cancer, studies say |
Ethanol Injection Helps Thyroid Cancer Patients
(06-Jun-2007)
Alcohol cut tumor volume 50% in bone metastasis cases where radioiodine was ineffective |
Cancer Drugs Appear to Boost Long-Term Memory
(06-Jun-2007)
Mouse study hints at treatments for Alzheimer's, other brain diseases, in humans |
Drug Boosts Adrenal Cancer Survival
(06-Jun-2007)
Mitotane marks advance against rare, tough-to-treat cancer |
Drug May Help Combat 'Chemo Brain'
(05-Jun-2007)
Small study found modafinil effective for women with breast cancer |
Hot Flashes May Be Good News for Breast-Cancer Patients
(05-Jun-2007)
Could be a sign that drug therapy is working, study says |
Disagreement With Doctor on Health Hurts Cancer Patients
(05-Jun-2007)
Those with advanced lung, colon cancers more likely to die if disconnect exists, study found |
Folic Acid Supplements Don't Reduce High-Risk Colon Cancers
(05-Jun-2007)
Opposite may be true -- extra folate may increase risk of the disease, study finds
|
Drug May Help Combat 'Chemo Brain'
(05-Jun-2007)
Small study found modafinil effective for women with breast cancer |
Disagreement With Doctor on Health Hurts Cancer Patients
(05-Jun-2007)
Those with advanced lung, colon cancers more likely to die if disconnect exists, study found |
Disagreement With Doctor on Health Hurts Cancer Patients
(05-Jun-2007)
Those with advanced lung, colon cancers more likely to die if disconnect exists, study found |
Lymphoma Drug Effective as 1st Line Treatment
(05-Jun-2007)
Bexxar used against follicular non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, researchers say |
Folic Acid Supplements Don't Reduce High-Risk Colon Cancers
(05-Jun-2007)
Opposite may be true -- extra folate may increase risk of the disease, study finds
|
Drug May Help Combat 'Chemo Brain'
(05-Jun-2007)
Small study found modafinil effective for women with breast cancer |
Disparities Persist in Cancer Care
(04-Jun-2007)
Studies show racial, socioeconomic gaps continue with breast, childhood cancers |
Disparities Persist in Cancer Care
(04-Jun-2007)
Studies show racial, socioeconomic gaps continue with breast, childhood cancers |
Herceptin Heart Danger Stays Same After Five Years
(04-Jun-2007)
Breast cancer patients showed no increase in risk, longer-term study finds |
Herceptin Still Improves Odds Against Breast Cancer
(04-Jun-2007)
Latest analysis found benefit stayed the same four years later |
Breakthrough Liver Cancer Treatment Found
(04-Jun-2007)
Successful test results of 1st drug to prolong life presented at cancer meeting |
Disparities Persist in Cancer Care
(04-Jun-2007)
Studies show racial, socioeconomic gaps continue with breast, childhood cancers |
Disparities Persist in Cancer Care
(04-Jun-2007)
Studies show racial, socioeconomic gaps continue with breast, childhood cancers |
Breakthrough Liver Cancer Treatment Found
(04-Jun-2007)
Successful test results of 1st drug to prolong life presented at cancer meeting |
Herceptin Heart Danger Stays Same After Five Years
(04-Jun-2007)
Breast cancer patients showed no increase in risk, longer-term study finds |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Might Lower Chances of Cancer's Return
(03-Jun-2007)
The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Might Lower Chances of Cancer's Return
(03-Jun-2007)
The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors |
Gene Has Strong Ties to Stomach Cancer
(03-Jun-2007)
Discovery brings better understanding of one form of the disease |
New Treatments for Tough Cancers Show Promise
(02-Jun-2007)
Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
Ginseng, Flaxseed May Help Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2007)
But another study dampens enthusiasm for the use of shark cartilage against lung tumors |
New Treatments for Tough Cancers Show Promise
(02-Jun-2007)
Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
Targeted Cancer Therapies Continue to Impress
(02-Jun-2007)
Sprycel, Avastin battling back blood, kidney cancers, research shows |
New Treatments for Tough Cancers Show Promise
(02-Jun-2007)
Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
Targeted Cancer Therapies Continue to Impress
(02-Jun-2007)
Sprycel, Avastin battling back blood, kidney cancers, research shows |
Ginseng, Flaxseed May Help Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2007)
But another study dampens enthusiasm for the use of shark cartilage against lung tumors |
Gene Tests May Boost Lung Cancer Care
(02-Jun-2007)
They pinpoint the cause of the malignancy, which aids treatment, experts say |
New Treatments for Tough Cancers Show Promise
(02-Jun-2007)
Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
Ginseng, Flaxseed May Help Cancer Patients
(02-Jun-2007)
But another study dampens enthusiasm for the use of shark cartilage against lung tumors |
New Treatments for Tough Cancers Show Promise
(02-Jun-2007)
Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
New Treatments for Tough Cancers Show Promise
(02-Jun-2007)
Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
Heart Disease Marker May Predict Prostate Cancer's Course
(01-Jun-2007)
Patients with higher levels of C-reactive protein fared worse, study found |
Heart Disease Marker May Predict Prostate Cancer's Course
(01-Jun-2007)
Patients with higher levels of C-reactive protein fared worse, study found |
Health Tip: Lather up With Sunscreen
(01-Jun-2007)
And protect your skin |
Improved Delivery Shortens Breast Cancer Radiation Time
(31-May-2007)
Highly targeted therapy takes 4 weeks instead of 6 or 7, experts say |
More Americans Suffering Sunburns
(31-May-2007)
Too much sun greatly increases skin cancer risk, experts say |
Hair Relaxers Won't Boost Black Women's Breast Cancer Risk
(30-May-2007)
Study of 59,000 women shows no link, despite long-time use |
FDA Approves New Kidney Cancer Drug
(30-May-2007)
Temsirolimus helps extend lives of patients with advanced disease, study found |
Vitamin D, Calcium Might Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(29-May-2007)
But it's too early to recommend supplements, one expert says |
Most Errors in Pediatric Chemo Make It to Patients
(29-May-2007)
Dispensing, administration mistakes were most likely cause, study found |
Most Errors in Pediatric Chemo Make It to Patients
(29-May-2007)
Dispensing, administration mistakes were most likely cause, study found |
Spike in PSA Blood Level Points to Prostate Cancer's Aggressiveness
(29-May-2007)
Trends over time indicate need for stronger treatments, study shows |
Breast Cancer Genetics Takes Big Leap Forward
(28-May-2007)
Scientists have found 4 new mutations that may combine to boost risk |
Man's Best Friend Joins the Fight Against Cancer
(28-May-2007)
New canine tumor tissue bank will help save dog and human lives, experts say |
Tips to Keeping the Barbecue Cancer-Free
(26-May-2007)
Marinating, precooking can deny tumor-causing compounds a plate at the table |
Gene Findings Boost Breast Cancer Research
(24-May-2007)
Scientists find new DNA driving malignancy, and a host of implicated proteins |
FDA Should Regulate Tobacco: Report
(24-May-2007)
U.S. Institute of Medicine panel calls for tough new policies against smoking |
Health Tip: Symptoms of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(24-May-2007)
Including swollen lymph nodes |
Health Tip: Breast Cysts
(23-May-2007)
Most are noncancerous |
Experience Counts in Colonoscopy: Study
(23-May-2007)
Doctors become proficient at about 150 procedures, researchers say |
Aspirin May Keep Colon Cancer Away
(23-May-2007)
But the drug doesn't protect against all forms of the disease, study finds
|
Experts Outline Use of Bisphosphonates Against Myeloma
(23-May-2007)
New guidelines are meant to aid doctors treating the bone marrow cancer |
Botox Could Treat Enlarged Prostate
(23-May-2007)
It relieves symptoms and shrinks oversized gland, study shows |
Aspirin May Keep Colon Cancer Away
(23-May-2007)
But the drug doesn't protect against all forms of the disease, study finds
|
Drug Shrinks Some Brain Tumors
(22-May-2007)
A gene helps determine who'll benefit from temozolomide, study finds |
MRI May Improve Breast Cancer Surgery
(22-May-2007)
The scans can point to new regions needing excision, researchers say |
Indoor Smoking Bans Kick Carcinogens to the Curb
(22-May-2007)
They're creating unhealthy 'smoke zones' on sidewalks, study finds |
'Enose' Device Sniffs Out Asthma
(22-May-2007)
It analyzes breath to discern who has the illness |
Gum Disease Boosts Tongue Cancer Risk in Men
(22-May-2007)
Periodontitis viruses could trigger the malignancies, researchers say |
Supplements Don't Cut Lung Cancer Risk: Study
(21-May-2007)
Taking multivitamins, C, E or folate conferred no statistically significant benefit |
Robotic Procedure Improves Survival for Prostate Cancer Patients
(21-May-2007)
It leaves fewer stray cancer cells after prostate removal, study shows |
Supplements Don't Cut Lung Cancer Risk: Study
(21-May-2007)
Taking multivitamins, C, E or folate conferred no statistically significant benefit |
Robotic Procedure Improves Survival for Prostate Cancer Patients
(21-May-2007)
It leaves fewer stray cancer cells after prostate removal, study shows |
PSA Test Still Important to Detect Prostate Cancer, Studies Find
(21-May-2007)
Statins also may help reduce risk of getting the disease
|
Green Tea May Offer Protection From Bladder Inflammation
(20-May-2007)
Herbal agents used were at levels found in normal dietary intake, study says |
Green Tea May Offer Protection From Bladder Inflammation
(20-May-2007)
Herbal agents used were at levels found in normal dietary intake, study says |
Agent Orange Raises Vietnam Vets' Risk of Recurrent Prostate Cancer
(20-May-2007)
Odds for aggressive tumors highest among black veterans, study found |
New Hormone Treatment Fights Certain Breast Cancers
(18-May-2007)
But LHRH agonists are only effective in women under 40, study finds |
Experts Debate Giving HPV Vaccine to Boys
(18-May-2007)
Spread of the virus linked to cervical cancer can harm them, too |
Gardasil Guards Against Vaginal, Vulval Cancers
(18-May-2007)
Researchers found cervical cancer vaccine reduced risk of lesions by 49% |
Gardasil Guards Against Vaginal, Vulval Cancers
(18-May-2007)
Researchers found cervical cancer vaccine reduced risk of lesions by 49% |
Experts Debate Giving HPV Vaccine to Boys
(18-May-2007)
Spread of the virus linked to cervical cancer can harm them, too |
Severely Obese Women More Likely to Skip Cancer Scans
(17-May-2007)
Many may feel embarrassed at getting weighed or examined, expert says |
Many Americans Confused About Cancer: Survey
(17-May-2007)
1 in 4 think there's not much you can do to prevent it |
Moderate Drinking May Lower Kidney Cancer Risk
(17-May-2007)
But alcohol can raise odds for other malignancies, researchers warn |
Tomatoes No Magic Bullet For Prostate Cancer
(17-May-2007)
Lycopene and beta-carotene won't prevent the disease, study finds |
Emotions, Fears Cloud Notions of Cancer Risk
(16-May-2007)
A better grasp of the facts leads to smarter health choices, experts say |
Secondhand Smoke Harms Underweight Babies
(16-May-2007)
They suffer more when young from wheezing, infections, study finds |
Breast Tissue Markers Help Predict Cancer's Course
(15-May-2007)
8 genetic clues were found in cells close to the tumor, researchers explain |
Fruit, Vegetable-Rich Diet Halves Lung Disease Risk
(15-May-2007)
But eating right is no green light to smoke, experts say |
Heavy Multivitamin Use May Raise Prostate Cancer Risk
(15-May-2007)
Odds rose 32% for men taking more than a pill a day, study found |
U.S. Mammography Rates Dropping
(14-May-2007)
Government study found 4% decline between 2000 and 2005 |
Chemical Compounds Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(14-May-2007)
Pollutants, food ingredients, solvents may all cause harm, researchers say |
Support Groups Don't Extend Cancer Patients' Lives
(14-May-2007)
But they can improve a person's quality of life, study authors say |
Immune System Dysfunction Pinpointed in Melanoma Cases
(14-May-2007)
Finding may boost cancer vaccine efforts, researchers say |
Chemical Compounds Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(14-May-2007)
Pollutants, food ingredients, solvents may all cause harm, researchers say |
Immune System Dysfunction Pinpointed in Melanoma Cases
(14-May-2007)
Finding may boost cancer vaccine efforts, researchers say |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
(11-May-2007)
But 300-milligram dose used in study comes with dangers, experts warn |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
(11-May-2007)
But 300-milligram dose used in study comes with dangers, experts warn |
Scientists Find Clues to AIDS-Linked Cancer
(11-May-2007)
Kaposi's sarcoma relies on key bits of genetic material, experts say |
World's Cancer Patients Face Inequities in Access to Newer Drugs
(10-May-2007)
More than half will benefit, but it depends on where they live, study finds |
FDA Panel Urges Stronger Warnings for Anemia Drugs
(10-May-2007)
Prescribing medications in higher doses poses dangers, research has suggested |
Studies Support Cervical Cancer Vaccine's Effectiveness in Young Girls
(09-May-2007)
And another trial pinpoints HPV as prime cause of throat cancer |
Studies Support Cervical Cancer Vaccine's Effectiveness in Young Girls
(09-May-2007)
And another trial pinpoints HPV as prime cause of throat cancer |
Hepatitis C Infection Ups Lymphoma Risk
(08-May-2007)
Odds of the cancer are 20 to 30 percent higher, study says
|
MRI Detects Breast Cancer Missed by Mammography in High-Risk Women
(07-May-2007)
False-positive rate remains too high for test to be used as general screening tool, however
|
Health Tip: Risk Factors for Breast Cancer
(07-May-2007)
Some are associated with lifestyle choices |
Firefighters Exposed to World Trade Center Dust Developed Lung Condition
(07-May-2007)
Study author says sarcoidosis isn't really dangerous, but other doctors express concern |
Diabetes Drug Boosts Chemo's Effectiveness
(07-May-2007)
Avandia gives push to plantinum-based therapies, researchers say |
Statins Could Cut Lung Cancer Risk
(07-May-2007)
But promising findings need to be replicated elsewhere, experts say |
Diabetes Drug Boosts Chemo's Effectiveness
(07-May-2007)
Avandia gives push to plantinum-based therapies, researchers say |
Washington, NYC America's Most 'Sun-Smart' Cities
(07-May-2007)
Chicago residents are worst for warding off skin cancer, survey of cities and states finds |
New Study Stresses Mammogram's Importance in Breast Cancer Decline
(05-May-2007)
Analysis shows effect of screening mammography
|
Less Sun a Better Bet Than Sunscreens
(03-May-2007)
Protective clothing also cuts your risk of skin cancer, research finds |
Tamoxifen Protects Certain Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer
(02-May-2007)
Those who've undergone ovarian removal are shielded from estrogen-linked disease, study finds |
Testosterone Cream Did Not Boost Libido in Female Cancer Survivors
(01-May-2007)
Lack of effectiveness may have been due to low estrogen levels among women, study finds |
Gene Discovery May Improve Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment
(01-May-2007)
MicroRNA holds promise, but bedside applications still years away, experts say |
Gene Discovery May Improve Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment
(01-May-2007)
MicroRNA holds promise, but bedside applications still years away, experts say |
Study Outlines Fat Hormone's Role in Breast Cancer
(30-Apr-2007)
Leptin may enhance tumor growth, mouse study shows |
Study Outlines Fat Hormone's Role in Breast Cancer
(30-Apr-2007)
Leptin may enhance tumor growth, mouse study shows |
U.S. Cancer Group Launches Major Study
(29-Apr-2007)
American Cancer Society hoping to track long-term health of 500,000 Americans |
Imaging Technique Could Help Fight Metastatic Cancers
(27-Apr-2007)
Docs assessed treatment's success by watching water diffuse through tumors |
Imaging Technique Could Help Fight Metastatic Cancers
(27-Apr-2007)
Docs assessed treatment's success by watching water diffuse through tumors |
Imaging Technique Could Help Fight Metastatic Cancers
(27-Apr-2007)
Docs assessed treatment's success by watching water diffuse through tumors |
Scientists Spot Mechanism Behind Lung Cancer Drug Resistance
(26-Apr-2007)
Adding another medication can solve the problem, researchers say |
Better Prostate Cancer Test May Be Near
(26-Apr-2007)
Blood protein outperforms standard PSA in spotting aggressive tumors, study finds |
No Link Between Abortion, Miscarriage and Breast Cancer
(23-Apr-2007)
Study of more than 100,000 women shows no definite connection |
Social, Health Care Factors Make Colon Cancer Deadlier for Blacks
(23-Apr-2007)
They have poorer cancer screening, treatment, study suggests |
Cheaper, Easier Virtual Colonoscopy Could Boost Detection
(23-Apr-2007)
It wouldn't replace invasive technique, however, experts say |
Dermatologists Best for Melanoma Diagnosis
(23-Apr-2007)
Patients survived longer if skin specialist spotted the lesion, study found |
Studies Assess Risk of Developing Primary, Secondary Cancers
(20-Apr-2007)
Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
Studies Assess Risk of Developing Primary, Secondary Cancers
(20-Apr-2007)
Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
Studies Assess Risk of Developing Primary, Secondary Cancers
(20-Apr-2007)
Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
Studies Assess Risk of Developing Primary, Secondary Cancers
(20-Apr-2007)
Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
Studies Assess Risk of Developing Primary, Secondary Cancers
(20-Apr-2007)
Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
Decline in HRT Use Linked to Drop in Breast Cancer
(19-Apr-2007)
Rates of disease fell nearly 9 percent after U.S. study found hormones caused health problems; U.K. study shows HRT use fueled ovarian cancer |
Cancer Biomarkers Could Help Guide Treatment
(18-Apr-2007)
New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
Cancer Biomarkers Could Help Guide Treatment
(18-Apr-2007)
New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
Cancer Biomarkers Could Help Guide Treatment
(18-Apr-2007)
New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
Cancer Patients at High Risk of Drug Interactions
(18-Apr-2007)
Better surveillance could prevent deadly incidents, experts say |
Cancer Biomarkers Could Help Guide Treatment
(18-Apr-2007)
New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
Cancer Biomarkers Could Help Guide Treatment
(18-Apr-2007)
New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
Switch to Ethanol as Fuel May Harm Health
(18-Apr-2007)
Pollution levels would equal or exceed those produced by gasoline, study finds |
Breast Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(17-Apr-2007)
It spurred immune system to kill tumors in mice, researchers say |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Cancer Risk
(17-Apr-2007)
But the high dose needed brings its own dangers, experts warn |
Cancer Vaccines Are Proving Their Mettle
(17-Apr-2007)
Shots for pancreas, head-and-neck and cervical tumors appear effective, studies find |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Cancer Risk
(17-Apr-2007)
But the high dose needed brings its own dangers, experts warn |
Cutting Inflammation Could Cut Cancer Risk
(17-Apr-2007)
Studies suggest anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin might help |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Cancer Risk
(17-Apr-2007)
But the high dose needed brings its own dangers, experts warn |
Cancer Vaccines Are Proving Their Mettle
(17-Apr-2007)
Shots for pancreas, head-and-neck and cervical tumors appear effective, studies find |
Marijuana Compound May Fight Lung Cancer
(17-Apr-2007)
In cells and in mice, THC shrank tumors, scientists say |
Cancer Vaccines Are Proving Their Mettle
(17-Apr-2007)
Shots for pancreas, head-and-neck and cervical tumors appear effective, studies find |
Daily Aspirin May Reduce Cancer Risk
(17-Apr-2007)
But the high dose needed brings its own dangers, experts warn |
Early Life Factors May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(16-Apr-2007)
Birth size, smoking, race may all play role in DNA changes that increase odds of disease |
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Antigen-Cloning Technique May Bolster Skin Cancer Vaccine
(16-Apr-2007)
Research could find way to stimulate helper T-cells to fight melanoma |
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Fruits and Vegetables Fight Off Cancer
(16-Apr-2007)
Three studies suggest that eating well can reduce risk
|
Antigen-Cloning Technique May Bolster Skin Cancer Vaccine
(16-Apr-2007)
Research could find way to stimulate helper T-cells to fight melanoma |
Health Tip: Risk Factors for Bladder Cancer
(13-Apr-2007)
Some, like smoking, can be controlled |
Minimally Invasive Lung Procedure Boosts Chemotherapy
(13-Apr-2007)
Thoracoscopic lobectomy also shortens hospital stays, recovery times, study finds |
Minimally Invasive Lung Procedure Boosts Chemotherapy
(13-Apr-2007)
Thoracoscopic lobectomy also shortens hospital stays, recovery times, study finds |
Radiation Therapy Benefits Elderly Brain Cancer Patients
(11-Apr-2007)
Finding underscores the need for more research of diseases that will affect an aging population |
Gene Studies Offer Insights Into Cancer
(11-Apr-2007)
One details disease's spread, the other offers potential for better chemotherapy |
A Brother's Death, a Sister's Awakening
(11-Apr-2007)
His inspiring fight against a crippling cancer taught her the value of life and love |
Gene Studies Offer Insights Into Cancer
(11-Apr-2007)
One details disease's spread, the other offers potential for better chemotherapy |
U.S. Cancer Deaths Continue to Decline
(10-Apr-2007)
But too many people are still smoking and not eating well or exercising, report says |
Hispanic Women's Biology May Spur More Aggressive Breast Cancer
(09-Apr-2007)
Finding could explain worse prognoses in this group, researchers say |
Researchers Identify Key Protein for Breast Cancer's Spread
(09-Apr-2007)
Finding could lead to new therapies to treat the disease |
Rare Joint Cancer Yields Its Secrets
(09-Apr-2007)
Understanding synovial sarcoma can bring effective treatment, experts say |
Women Under-Treated for Ovarian Cancer
(09-Apr-2007)
A third of U.S. patients don't get recommended surgical treatment, study finds |
Cell Growth Factor Promotes Cancer's Spread
(06-Apr-2007)
Inhibiting TGF-beta might prove effective therapy, researchers say |
Myeloma Drug Works Better at Lower Dose
(06-Apr-2007)
Survival improved so much that U.S. trial was stopped early |
Inhaled Steroids Cut COPD Patients' Lung Cancer Risk
(06-Apr-2007)
The drugs may lower airway inflammation, reduce genetic errors, researchers say |
Health Tip: Preparing for a Mammogram
(05-Apr-2007)
Do's and don'ts on the day of the test |
Dogged Research Spots Gene Behind Pooches' Size
(05-Apr-2007)
Discovery also gives insight into canine, human disease, experts say |
Computer-Aided Detection Doesn't Help Mammography
(04-Apr-2007)
It leads to too many false-positive results in breast screenings, study finds |
PSA May Be Poor Predictor of Lethal Prostate Cancer
(04-Apr-2007)
But a U.S. expert challenges new Swedish finding |
Breast Cancer Deaths Dropping Most in Women Under 70
(03-Apr-2007)
Overall decline since 1990s attributed to tamoxifen, more screenings, experts say |
Chemotherapy Plus Tamoxifen Aids Breast Cancer Patients
(03-Apr-2007)
Study found higher survival rate for women on the dual therapy |
Breast Cancer Deaths Dropping Most in Women Under 70
(03-Apr-2007)
Overall decline since 1990s attributed to tamoxifen, more screenings, experts say |
Chemotherapy Plus Tamoxifen Aids Breast Cancer Patients
(03-Apr-2007)
Study found higher survival rate for women on the dual therapy |
New Mammography Guidelines Issued for Women 40-49
(02-Apr-2007)
American College of Physicians suggests exam timetable should be based on discussion with doctor |
Genes May Help Some Quit Smoking
(02-Apr-2007)
Certain DNA is linked to better results, study finds |
Hormone Therapy for Advanced Prostate Cancer Not for Everyone
(02-Apr-2007)
Risks can outweigh benefits, so patient-doctor discussions are needed, new guidelines suggest. |
Internet Use Can Boost Breast Cancer Patients' Faith in Docs
(30-Mar-2007)
Often, high-quality info validates what physicians have already told them, study finds |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Continues to Spark Debate
(29-Mar-2007)
Most agree that Gardasil is effective, but should its use be compulsory? |
Periodic Health Checkups Boost Cancer Screening Rates
(29-Mar-2007)
Regular visits tripled likelihood of colon or prostate tests, study finds |
Periodic Health Checkups Boost Cancer Screening Rates
(29-Mar-2007)
Regular visits tripled likelihood of colon or prostate tests, study finds |
Job Performance Can Go Up in Smoke
(29-Mar-2007)
Smoking employees take more sick leave, perform more poorly, studies find |
Periodic Health Checkups Boost Cancer Screening Rates
(29-Mar-2007)
Regular visits tripled likelihood of colon or prostate tests, study finds |
FDA Panel Backs Prostate Cancer Vaccine
(29-Mar-2007)
Studies show it extends life of patients with metastatic disease by several months |
Blueberries May Help Curb Colon Cancer
(27-Mar-2007)
The antioxidant-rich food cut precancerous lesions in rats |
Blueberries May Help Curb Colon Cancer
(27-Mar-2007)
The antioxidant-rich food cut precancerous lesions in rats |
Radiofrequency Method Zaps Lung Tumors
(27-Mar-2007)
Using a needle, doctors subject cancer to electrical currents |
Long-Term Aspirin Use Cuts Death Risk for Women: Study
(27-Mar-2007)
Two decades of tracking shows low to moderate use has major impact on heart disease and cancer |
Radiofrequency Method Zaps Lung Tumors
(27-Mar-2007)
Using a needle, doctors subject cancer to electrical currents |
Blueberries May Help Curb Colon Cancer
(27-Mar-2007)
The antioxidant-rich food cut precancerous lesions in rats |
Docs' Referral Practices Limit Breast Reconstruction
(26-Mar-2007)
Findings show only 16% of U.S. women who've had mastectomy have plastic surgery
|
Young, Black Women at Higher Risk of Aggressive Breast Cancer
(26-Mar-2007)
These tumors lack hormone receptors that make ideal treatment targets, researchers say |
Docs' Referral Practices Limit Breast Reconstruction
(26-Mar-2007)
Findings show only 16% of U.S. women who've had mastectomy have plastic surgery
|
Cancer's Return Shouldn't Limit Elizabeth Edwards, Doctors Say
(23-Mar-2007)
With expert care, she could maintain good quality of life |
Saliva Tests Making Their Way to Routine Care
(22-Mar-2007)
Screens are already in the works for cancer, other illnesses, experts say |
Gene Identified That May Fight Colon Cancer
(21-Mar-2007)
Findings in mice could lead to new targeted tumor treatments, study suggests |
Lymph Nodes Crucial to Colon Cancer Care
(21-Mar-2007)
Examining them helps guide treatment, and study suggests doctors could do more |
Study Compares Late-Stage Lung Cancer Treatments
(21-Mar-2007)
For many patients, radiation may outperform surgery following chemotherapy |
Gene Identified That May Fight Colon Cancer
(21-Mar-2007)
Findings in mice could lead to new targeted tumor treatments, study suggests |
Childhood Leukemia Survivors at Long-Term Risk of Second Cancer
(20-Mar-2007)
Odds for a variety of tumors kept rising in 30-year study |
Childhood Leukemia Survivors at Long-Term Risk of Second Cancer
(20-Mar-2007)
Odds for a variety of tumors kept rising in 30-year study |
Childhood Leukemia Survivors at Long-Term Risk of Second Cancer
(20-Mar-2007)
Odds for a variety of tumors kept rising in 30-year study |
Childhood Leukemia Survivors at Long-Term Risk of Second Cancer
(20-Mar-2007)
Odds for a variety of tumors kept rising in 30-year study |
Male Breast Cancer Deadlier for Blacks
(19-Mar-2007)
Racial disparity mirrors that of more common female breast tumors, researchers say |
Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk
(19-Mar-2007)
Study finds 2.6-fold increase in chance of dying compared to normal-weight men |
Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk
(19-Mar-2007)
Study finds 2.6-fold increase in chance of dying compared to normal-weight men |
Researchers Seek More Women for 'Sister Study' of Breast Cancer
(18-Mar-2007)
They're recruiting healthy sisters of breast cancer patients to better understand the disease |
Test Could Determine Which Breast Cancer Patients Need Chemo
(16-Mar-2007)
Researchers plan to study the Oncotype DX screen in 10,000 women |
Immune Protein May Help Spur Cancer's Return
(16-Mar-2007)
Finding opens new target for treatment, researchers say |
Blood Pressure Drugs May Fight Lung Cancer
(15-Mar-2007)
Mouse study suggests ACE inhibitors shrink tumors |
U.S. Faces Shortage of Cancer Doctors: Report
(14-Mar-2007)
An aging population will put real strain on oncology care, experts say |
Study Compares Stem Cell Transplants for Myeloma
(14-Mar-2007)
For younger patients, a transplant from a compatible donor boosts survival |
Tykerb Approved for Advanced Breast Cancer
(13-Mar-2007)
When other therapies haven't succeeded |
FDA OKs New Drug for Advanced Breast Cancer
(13-Mar-2007)
Tykerb delayed illness progression in those with advanced HER2 disease |
FDA OKs New Drug for Advanced Breast Cancer
(13-Mar-2007)
Tykerb delayed illness progression in those with advanced HER2 disease |
'Expert Centers' Give More Cost-Effective Cancer Care
(12-Mar-2007)
Study finds these hospitals are more costly, but provide savings over long term |
'Expert Centers' Give More Cost-Effective Cancer Care
(12-Mar-2007)
Study finds these hospitals are more costly, but provide savings over long term |
Gene Discovery Sheds Light on Pancreatic Cancer
(12-Mar-2007)
Specific sequence of DNA improves survival by 50%, researchers say |
Poorer Health Care Ups Black Men's Prostate Cancer Risk
(12-Mar-2007)
Too often, black males lack insurance or ongoing relationship with doctor, study finds |
Trial Uses Measles to Kill Bone Marrow Cancer
(11-Mar-2007)
Researchers look to engineer the virus as treatment for multiple myeloma |
Trial Uses Measles to Kill Bone Marrow Cancer
(11-Mar-2007)
Researchers look to engineer the virus as treatment for multiple myeloma |
Trial Uses Measles to Kill Bone Marrow Cancer
(11-Mar-2007)
Researchers look to engineer the virus as treatment for multiple myeloma |
Heated 'Nanoprobes' Destroy Breast Cancer Cells
(09-Mar-2007)
In animal study, tumor growth was slowed with no toxicity |
Heated 'Nanoprobes' Destroy Breast Cancer Cells
(09-Mar-2007)
In animal study, tumor growth was slowed with no toxicity |
Cancer-Fighting Gene Guards Against Sun Damage
(08-Mar-2007)
Gene jumpstarts tanning process, which protects against skin cancer |
Cancer Genome Scientists Discover 100 More Mutated Genes
(07-Mar-2007)
Major study offers clues to a cure |
PET Scan Helps Spot Aggressive Kidney Cancers
(07-Mar-2007)
Technology could spare patients biopsies, researchers say |
Radiation for Breast Cancer in 1980s Ups Heart Risk
(06-Mar-2007)
But the treatment's lifesaving benefits still outweigh the dangers, experts say |
Aspirin, NSAIDs Won't Prevent Colorectal Cancer: Study
(06-Mar-2007)
U.S. task force recommendation says potential harm outweighs benefits |
CT Scans May Not Lower Lung Cancer Death Rate
(06-Mar-2007)
New findings are at odds with those of an earlier trial, however |
Aspirin, NSAIDs Won't Prevent Colorectal Cancer: Study
(06-Mar-2007)
U.S. task force recommendation says potential harm outweighs benefits |
CT Scans May Not Lower Lung Cancer Death Rate
(06-Mar-2007)
New findings are at odds with those of an earlier trial, however |
Tea Antioxidant Plus Celebrex May Fight Prostate Cancer
(02-Mar-2007)
Combo slows tumor growth, animal study shows |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
Long-Term, Strenuous Exercise May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(27-Feb-2007)
Study found moderate activity didn't appear to have an effect, however |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
1 in 4 U.S. Women Carries Cervical Cancer Virus
(27-Feb-2007)
CDC numbers reinforce need for early vaccination against HPV, experts say |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
Some Antioxidant Supplements May Raise Death Risk
(27-Feb-2007)
But critics say the review of the data has serious flaws |
Breath Test Helps Spot Lung Cancer
(27-Feb-2007)
The research, though preliminary, was accurate about 75% of the time |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Cancer Death Risk: Study
(27-Feb-2007)
Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
Industry-Funded Breast Cancer Trials Show More Positive Results
(26-Feb-2007)
Study also found lack of comparison group in research backed by drug makers |
Children With Cancer at Risk for Fragile Bones
(26-Feb-2007)
Lack of exercise plus treatment side effects are to blame, experts say |
More Teens Are Saying, 'Have a Cigar'
(25-Feb-2007)
They're getting the message about cigarette dangers but not 'stogies', research finds
|
Cancer Drug May Turn Immune System Against Tumors
(22-Feb-2007)
It's a new strategy in fighting malignancy, researchers say |
Words Can Help the Healing
(22-Feb-2007)
Expressive-writing therapy is aiding cancer patients |
Cancer Drug May Turn Immune System Against Tumors
(22-Feb-2007)
It's a new strategy in fighting malignancy, researchers say |
Cancer Drug May Turn Immune System Against Tumors
(22-Feb-2007)
It's a new strategy in fighting malignancy, researchers say |
Tests May Spot Most Deadly Prostate Cancers
(22-Feb-2007)
The screen could also spare many men unnecessary biopsies, researchers say |
Cancer Drug May Turn Immune System Against Tumors
(22-Feb-2007)
It's a new strategy in fighting malignancy, researchers say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Increased Sarcoma Risk
(21-Feb-2007)
They were nine times more likely to develop secondary malignancy, study finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Increased Sarcoma Risk
(21-Feb-2007)
They were nine times more likely to develop secondary malignancy, study finds |
DNA May Predict Benefit of Lung Cancer Treatment
(21-Feb-2007)
Two-gene test could help some patients avoid unnecessary chemotherapy, researchers say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Increased Sarcoma Risk
(21-Feb-2007)
They were nine times more likely to develop secondary malignancy, study finds |
DNA May Predict Benefit of Lung Cancer Treatment
(21-Feb-2007)
Two-gene test could help some patients avoid unnecessary chemotherapy, researchers say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Increased Sarcoma Risk
(21-Feb-2007)
They were nine times more likely to develop secondary malignancy, study finds |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Increased Sarcoma Risk
(21-Feb-2007)
They were nine times more likely to develop secondary malignancy, study finds |
Cancer Drug Avastin Fights Brain Tumors
(20-Feb-2007)
It cuts off the malignancy's blood supply, researchers say |
Improved Stool-Based Test Could Boost Colon Cancer Screening
(20-Feb-2007)
It's more accurate, and patients don't need to change diet beforehand |
Tamoxifen May Affect Women's Eye Health
(19-Feb-2007)
The breast cancer drug increases optical swelling, study suggests |
'Great American Health Challenge:' Beat Cancer
(17-Feb-2007)
American Cancer Society wants to help you cut your risk for the disease |
Health Tip: Understanding Hodgkin's Disease
(15-Feb-2007)
A cancer of the lymphatic system |
Gene Discovery Boosts Brain Cancer Research
(14-Feb-2007)
The gene and its protein might lead to targeted therapies, experts say |
Study Sheds Light on Genetics of Colorectal Cancer
(14-Feb-2007)
Mutation can be passed from mother to child, researchers report |
Study Sheds Light on Genetics of Colorectal Cancer
(14-Feb-2007)
Mutation can be passed from mother to child, researchers report |
Switching Breast Cancer Drugs May Boost Survival
(13-Feb-2007)
Early results suggest aromatase inhibitors might improve on tamoxifen |
Race, Income Barriers to Colon Cancer Screening
(13-Feb-2007)
Medicare study shows big differences by ethnicity and state |
Vitamin D Studies Show Promise for Reducing Cancers
(12-Feb-2007)
Certain doses of supplements may prevent half of breast, two-thirds of colorectal cases |
Newer Drugs Beat Tamoxifen for Breast Cancer Survival
(12-Feb-2007)
Aromatase inhibitors may also be safer over the long term, study suggests |
Gene Variant Lowers Risk of Breast Cancer
(12-Feb-2007)
The effect is small -- 10 percent -- but noteworthy, scientists say |
Vitamin D Studies Show Promise for Reducing Cancers
(12-Feb-2007)
Certain doses of supplements may prevent half of breast, two-thirds of colorectal cases |
Vitamin D Studies Show Promise for Reducing Cancers
(12-Feb-2007)
Certain doses of supplements may prevent half of breast, two-thirds of colorectal cases |
Newer Drugs Beat Tamoxifen for Breast Cancer Survival
(12-Feb-2007)
Aromatase inhibitors may also be safer over the long term, study suggests |
Health Tip: Having Endoscopy?
(09-Feb-2007)
What's involved |
Health Tip: Tobacco Ills
(09-Feb-2007)
Here's what tobacco use can do |
Infection-Fighting Cancer Treatment Could Boost Leukemia Risk
(07-Feb-2007)
But the benefits of growth factors may outweigh the concerns, experts say |
Aging Population Is Boosting Europe's Cancer Rate: Study
(07-Feb-2007)
Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
Aging Population Is Boosting Europe's Cancer Rate: Study
(07-Feb-2007)
Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
Infection-Fighting Cancer Treatment Could Boost Leukemia Risk
(07-Feb-2007)
But the benefits of growth factors may outweigh the concerns, experts say |
Aging Population Is Boosting Europe's Cancer Rate: Study
(07-Feb-2007)
Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
Infection-Fighting Cancer Treatment Could Boost Leukemia Risk
(07-Feb-2007)
But the benefits of growth factors may outweigh the concerns, experts say |
gkin's Disease Treatment Raises Lifelong Heart Risk
(07-Feb-2007)
Survivors had more than double the rate of heart attack, study found |
Aging Population Is Boosting Europe's Cancer Rate: Study
(07-Feb-2007)
Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
Infection-Fighting Cancer Treatment Could Boost Leukemia Risk
(07-Feb-2007)
But the benefits of growth factors may outweigh the concerns, experts say |
New Test Predicts Chances of Breast Cancer Return
(06-Feb-2007)
Based on a woman's genetic profile |
FDA Approves Gene-Based Breast Cancer Test
(06-Feb-2007)
But questions remain about the exam's accuracy |
Health Tip: About Colon Polyps
(06-Feb-2007)
Most are benign, but should be tested for cancer
|
Radiation Seed Therapy Fights Prostate Cancer
(05-Feb-2007)
Minimally invasive technique boosts survival, study finds |
Genital Skin Cancer More Deadly for Women
(05-Feb-2007)
Doctors need better awareness of this nonmelanoma malignancy, experts say |
For Drivers, Skin Cancer Is Often One-Sided
(02-Feb-2007)
Tumors more likely on left arm, neck, especially in men, study shows |
Cancer Deaths for Blacks Remain High
(01-Feb-2007)
Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
Cancer Deaths for Blacks Remain High
(01-Feb-2007)
Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
Scientists Find Cancer Stem Cells in Pancreatic Tumors
(01-Feb-2007)
Discovery could lead to development of new treatments for the deadly disease |
Cancer Deaths for Blacks Remain High
(01-Feb-2007)
Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
Health Tip: Donating Bone Marrow
(01-Feb-2007)
It can save someone's life |
Cancer Deaths for Blacks Remain High
(01-Feb-2007)
Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
Scientists Find Cancer Stem Cells in Pancreatic Tumors
(01-Feb-2007)
Discovery could lead to development of new treatments for the deadly disease |
Cancer Deaths for Blacks Remain High
(01-Feb-2007)
Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
Cancer Deaths for Blacks Remain High
(01-Feb-2007)
Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
Estrogen May Weaken Immune Response to Breast Cancer
(31-Jan-2007)
The hormone stimulates production of immune-inhibiting molecule, study finds |
Black Women Often Miss Out on Mammogram Results
(31-Jan-2007)
In many cases, findings don't reach women or are misinterpreted, study finds |
Dual Drug Therapy Shows Promise Against Breast Cancer
(30-Jan-2007)
In some cases, tumors were eradicated in mice, researchers report |
Dual Drug Therapy Shows Promise Against Breast Cancer
(30-Jan-2007)
In some cases, tumors were eradicated in mice, researchers report |
Men With Breast Cancer at High Risk of Second Tumor
(25-Jan-2007)
Study finds more melanoma, stomach cancer in addition to new breast cancers |
Mammography Rates Dropping, U.S. Report Finds
(25-Jan-2007)
Experts worry about whether troubling trend will continue |
Aspirin Saves Cancer Patients' Lives After Heart Attack
(25-Jan-2007)
Study results could change standard practice, researchers say |
Test May Help Guide Blood Cancer Treatment
(25-Jan-2007)
Screen spots cases of chronic lymphocytic leukemia most vulnerable to drug |
Potential Method of Blocking Cancer Cell Growth Identified
(25-Jan-2007)
The discovery could lead to new cancer drugs, experts say |
Mammography Rates Dropping, U.S. Report Finds
(25-Jan-2007)
Experts worry about whether troubling trend will continue |
Test May Help Guide Blood Cancer Treatment
(25-Jan-2007)
Screen spots cases of chronic lymphocytic leukemia most vulnerable to drug |
Antibody Holds Promise Against Lung Cancer
(25-Jan-2007)
It could treat a wide range of tumor types, researchers say |
Restarting Tumor-Suppressor Gene May Fight Cancer
(24-Jan-2007)
Studies offer important new insights into slowing the disease |
Radon in the Home Can Cause Lung Cancer
(24-Jan-2007)
But simple tests for the odorless, tasteless gas could save your life |
Sputum Test Could Spot Early Lung Cancer
(23-Jan-2007)
Study found gene-based screen to be 76% accurate |
Sputum Test Could Spot Early Lung Cancer
(23-Jan-2007)
Study found gene-based screen to be 76% accurate |
Determined Breast Cancer Patients Seek Better Surgeons
(22-Jan-2007)
Those who look for the best care often find it, study suggests |
Preparing for Your Mammogram
(22-Jan-2007)
What to know before you go |
Many Breast Cancer Patients Quit Tamoxifen Early
(22-Jan-2007)
The drug, which can prevent recurrence, is meant to be taken for 5 years |
Cancer Drug May Harm Bone
(22-Jan-2007)
Mouse study shows the growth factor is linked to bone loss |
Scientists Spot Key Autoimmune Disease Genes
(22-Jan-2007)
Discovery could unlock secrets to lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, even cancer, experts say |
Combo Therapy Improves Pancreatic Surgery Outcome
(20-Jan-2007)
Study finds radiation and chemotherapy boosts cancer patients' survival rates |
Combo Therapy Improves Pancreatic Surgery Outcome
(20-Jan-2007)
Study finds radiation and chemotherapy boosts cancer patients' survival rates |
Combo Therapy Improves Pancreatic Surgery Outcome
(20-Jan-2007)
Study finds radiation and chemotherapy boosts cancer patients' survival rates |
Stronger Chemo Dose Won't Improve Bone Cancer Outcomes
(19-Jan-2007)
Study showed similar survival regardless of strategy used |
Girls Should Receive Cervical Cancer Vaccine: Experts
(19-Jan-2007)
New American Cancer Society guidelines echo those of other groups |
Prostate Cancer Trial Halted Due to 3 Cases of Leukemia
(19-Jan-2007)
Side effect of chemotherapy wasn't completely unexpected, one expert says |
Prostate Cancer Trial Halted Due to 3 Cases of Leukemia
(19-Jan-2007)
Side effect of chemotherapy wasn't completely unexpected, one expert says |
Prostate Cancer Trial Halted Due to 3 Cases of Leukemia
(19-Jan-2007)
Side effect of chemotherapy wasn't completely unexpected, one expert says |
Poorer, Less Educated Women Get Less Chemo for Breast Cancer
(18-Jan-2007)
Obese women also get reduced drug therapy, a new study suggests |
Many Genetic-Based Cancer Studies Flawed
(18-Jan-2007)
The result: Treatments may be ineffective or even harmful, study contends |
Big Tobacco Boosting Nicotine in Cigarettes: Study
(18-Jan-2007)
Consumers have been unaware of the trend, researchers say |
Poorer, Less Educated Women Get Less Chemo for Breast Cancer
(18-Jan-2007)
Obese women also get reduced drug therapy, a new study suggests |
New Drug Shows Promise Against Brain Tumors
(17-Jan-2007)
Experimental agent cuts off glioblastoma's blood supply, research shows |
Genetic 'Signature' Predicts Breast Cancer Recurrence
(17-Jan-2007)
Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
Genetic 'Signature' Predicts Breast Cancer Recurrence
(17-Jan-2007)
Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
U.S. Cancer Deaths Drop for 2nd Year in a Row
(17-Jan-2007)
Declines seen in lung, breast, prostate and colorectal malignancies, report says |
Genetic 'Signature' Predicts Breast Cancer Recurrence
(17-Jan-2007)
Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
Genetic 'Signature' Predicts Breast Cancer Recurrence
(17-Jan-2007)
Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
Partnered Learning Boosts Use of Skin Cancer Self-Exams
(17-Jan-2007)
It may reinforce the importance of these exams, experts say |
Small Blood Vessels Linked to Brain Tumors
(16-Jan-2007)
Study with mice shows that drugs diminished malignancy growth |
States Report Progress in Combating Cervical Cancer
(16-Jan-2007)
But racial and economic disparities remain, survey finds |
Family Size May Determine Stomach-Cancer Risk
(16-Jan-2007)
Younger siblings with 7 or more kin more susceptible to common bacteria, study finds |
Chemotherapy After Surgery Delays Pancreatic Cancer Recurrence
(16-Jan-2007)
Additional treatment increased disease-free survival time by six months, study reports
|
Gum Disease, Pancreatic Cancer Link Seen
(16-Jan-2007)
It's another reason to practice good dental care, experts say
|
Tomato-Broccoli Combo May Protect Against Prostate Cancer
(16-Jan-2007)
Study with rats found the foods eaten together led to tumor reduction |
Scientists Explore Virus-Prostate Cancer Link
(16-Jan-2007)
If proven, research could lead to a vaccine, experts say |
Chemotherapy After Surgery Delays Pancreatic Cancer Recurrence
(16-Jan-2007)
Additional treatment increased disease-free survival time by six months, study reports
|
Enzyme-Blocking Drug May Fight Cancer
(15-Jan-2007)
Experimental agent attacks tumor's blood supply, scientists say |
Health Tip: Spot a Suspicious Mole
(15-Jan-2007)
Signs that you should see a doctor |
Outcomes Improve for Pancreatic Surgery Patients Over 65
(12-Jan-2007)
New techniques, earlier detection point to better quality of life, study says |
Outcomes Improve for Pancreatic Surgery Patients Over 65
(12-Jan-2007)
New techniques, earlier detection point to better quality of life, study says |
Prostate Surgery Is Viable Option for Older Men
(12-Jan-2007)
No need to withhold the choice for patients in their 70s, research suggests |
Oral Chemotherapy Safeguards Seem Slack: Report
(12-Jan-2007)
U.S. cancer centers' survey shows most prescription procedures used in intravenous chemotherapy are missing |
Researchers Unlock Secrets of Anti-Cancer Gene
(11-Jan-2007)
Discovery may hold key to future treatments, researchers say |
Researchers Unlock Secrets of Anti-Cancer Gene
(11-Jan-2007)
Discovery may hold key to future treatments, researchers say |
Researchers Unlock Secrets of Anti-Cancer Gene
(11-Jan-2007)
Discovery may hold key to future treatments, researchers say |
Researchers Unlock Secrets of Anti-Cancer Gene
(11-Jan-2007)
Discovery may hold key to future treatments, researchers say |
New Drugs Make Inroads Against Kidney Cancer
(10-Jan-2007)
Both agents prolong progression-free survival and may increase life expectancy, studies suggest
|
Cancer Treatment Guided by Availability
(10-Jan-2007)
Report on radiotherapy use shows access influences therapy that's chosen at hospitals |
Cancer Treatment Guided by Availability
(10-Jan-2007)
Report on radiotherapy use shows access influences therapy that's chosen at hospitals |
Genetic Alterations Found in Head and Neck Cancers
(09-Jan-2007)
Changes occur even in tissue surrounding the tumor, study reports |
Genetic Alterations Found in Head and Neck Cancers
(09-Jan-2007)
Changes occur even in tissue surrounding the tumor, study reports |
Genetic Alterations Found in Head and Neck Cancers
(09-Jan-2007)
Changes occur even in tissue surrounding the tumor, study reports |
Genetic Alterations Found in Head and Neck Cancers
(09-Jan-2007)
Changes occur even in tissue surrounding the tumor, study reports |
Excess Weight Boosts Risk of Death From Prostate Cancer
(08-Jan-2007)
The heavier the man, the greater the threat, study finds |
Herceptin Cuts Death Rate for Breast Cancer Patients
(04-Jan-2007)
British study validates previous findings for those with HER-2 positive disease |
Microscopic Fat Bubbles Fight Cancer
(04-Jan-2007)
Heat pulls the drug-packed bubbles to tumors, researchers explain |
Gene May Help Trigger Children's Kidney Cancer
(04-Jan-2007)
Discovery of Wilms' tumor mutation has implications for cancer research generally, experts add |
Herceptin Cuts Death Rate for Breast Cancer Patients
(04-Jan-2007)
British study validates previous findings for those with HER-2 positive disease |
Gene Cluster May Predict Lung Cancer Outcome
(03-Jan-2007)
Five genes forecast better survival in a Taiwan study |
Patients' Lost Time Boosts Cost of Cancer Care
(02-Jan-2007)
Expenses often top thousands of dollars per year, study finds |
High-Tech Mammograms Will Change Breast Cancer Care
(31-Dec-2006)
Two new technologies offer better results with less discomfort |
Rising Number of Uninsured Tops Health News for 2006
(29-Dec-2006)
Worries about food safety, antidepressants and stents also made headlines |
Rising Number of Uninsured Tops Health News for 2006
(29-Dec-2006)
Worries about food safety, antidepressants and stents also made headlines |
Tanning Beds No Holiday Gift for Your Skin
(29-Dec-2006)
Try healthier self-tanners instead before that office party, experts urge |
Research Uncovers New Clues to Cancer
(28-Dec-2006)
One mechanism helps spur, and slow, malignancy |
Health Tip: Keep Deadly Skin Cancer Away
(28-Dec-2006)
Suggestions to prevent melanoma |
Generic Anti-Nausea Drug Approved
(27-Dec-2006)
Zofran prescribed after surgery or chemotherapy
|
HRT Debate Not Over Yet
(26-Dec-2006)
Experts say treatment still has value despite latest finding on link to breast cancer |
Scientists ID Genes That Lose Expression in Solid Tumors
(26-Dec-2006)
Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
Scientists ID Genes That Lose Expression in Solid Tumors
(26-Dec-2006)
Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
Scientists ID Genes That Lose Expression in Solid Tumors
(26-Dec-2006)
Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
Scientists ID Genes That Lose Expression in Solid Tumors
(26-Dec-2006)
Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
Mistletoe Injection Linked to Tumor-Like Growth
(22-Dec-2006)
Case report adds to debate over value of the alternative treatment for cancer |
Weight Loss May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-Dec-2006)
Obesity, on the other hand, boosts odds of more aggressive disease, study finds |
Mistletoe Injection Linked to Tumor-Like Growth
(22-Dec-2006)
Case report adds to debate over value of the alternative treatment for cancer |
Weight Loss May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
(22-Dec-2006)
Obesity, on the other hand, boosts odds of more aggressive disease, study finds |
Insurance Doesn't Cure Health-Care Disparities
(21-Dec-2006)
Blacks with colon cancer still have worse outcomes, study finds |
Kidney Transplants Boost Cancer Risk
(20-Dec-2006)
Immunosuppressive drugs can triple odds for many malignancies, study finds |
Study Compares Lung Cancer Radiation Treatments
(20-Dec-2006)
Milder doses given over longer timespan are best value, researchers find |
Infant Jaundice Treatment May Encourage Moles
(20-Dec-2006)
Light therapy spurs smaller forms of the cancer-linked blemishes, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Stem Cells Seem to Survive Radiation Therapy
(19-Dec-2006)
Discovery may help scientists develop drug therapies to better combat tumors |
Medicare Coverage of Colorectal Screening Helps Early Detection
(19-Dec-2006)
More patients diagnosed at preliminary, highly treatable stage |
Immune Cells Predict Lung Cancer Recurrence
(19-Dec-2006)
The fewer T-cell lymphocytes present in tumors, the greater likelihood of disease's return |
Immune Cells Predict Lung Cancer Recurrence
(19-Dec-2006)
The fewer T-cell lymphocytes present in tumors, the greater likelihood of disease's return |
Generic Proscar Approved
(19-Dec-2006)
Treats enlarged prostate
|
Medicare Coverage of Colorectal Screening Helps Early Detection
(19-Dec-2006)
More patients diagnosed at preliminary, highly treatable stage |
Doctors' Judgment Still Trumps Mammography Advances
(18-Dec-2006)
Computer-assisted scans can miss lesions caught by trained eye |
Low-Fat Diet Helps Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
(18-Dec-2006)
Researchers say the effect was strongest in tough-to-treat malignancies |
Doctors' Judgment Still Trumps Mammography Advances
(18-Dec-2006)
Computer-assisted scans can miss lesions caught by trained eye |
Characteristics of Fast-Growing Melanomas Identified
(18-Dec-2006)
They tend to be thicker, symmetrical and elevated, Australian study says
|
Gene Tests Predict Breast Cancer Treatment Success
(15-Dec-2006)
One looks at results after chemo, another gauges outcomes after tamoxifen therapy |
Nicotine Can Boost Blood Vessel Growth
(15-Dec-2006)
But its potential as helpful drug doesn't make smoking any better for you, experts say |
Study Reveals How Common Painkillers Fight Cancer
(15-Dec-2006)
NSAIDs like aspirin and ibuprofen boost a tumor-killing molecule |
New Drug Fights Type of Aggressive Breast Cancer
(14-Dec-2006)
Lapatinib reduced tumor size in 80% of women with inflammatory malignancies |
Breast Cancer Rates Drop in U.S.
(14-Dec-2006)
Researchers say decline followed reduction in HRT use |
Avastin Plus Chemo Benefits Lung-Cancer Patients
(14-Dec-2006)
Treatment extended survival by 2 months, a small but significant gain, researchers say |
Compound Boosts Tamoxifen's Cancer-Fighting Power
(13-Dec-2006)
Experimental agent may solve problem of resistance to the breast cancer drug |
Colonoscopies Should Last at Least 6 Minutes
(13-Dec-2006)
Study shows higher detection rate with longer exams |
Colonoscopies Should Last at Least 6 Minutes
(13-Dec-2006)
Study shows higher detection rate with longer exams |
Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
(12-Dec-2006)
Study finds significant benefits for postmenopausal women |
Drug Combo Aids Multiple Myeloma Patients
(12-Dec-2006)
Trial shows bortezomib and lenalidomide are better therapy together than when used individually |
Treatment Beats Watchful Waiting for Older Prostate Cancer Patients
(12-Dec-2006)
Death rate was 31 percent lower in group that got surgery or radiation, study says |
3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight
(11-Dec-2006)
Study finds therapy produces significant gains against blood, bone marrow cancers |
3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight
(11-Dec-2006)
Study finds therapy produces significant gains against blood, bone marrow cancers |
Smoking Habit Tough to Break Even After Lung Surgery
(11-Dec-2006)
Patients quickest to light up again were those who delayed longest before giving it up |
3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight
(11-Dec-2006)
Study finds therapy produces significant gains against blood, bone marrow cancers |
Survivors of Childhood Leukemia Faring Well
(11-Dec-2006)
More than 90 percent who are alive five years after treatment are still alive 20 years later |
Smoking Habit Tough to Break Even After Lung Surgery
(11-Dec-2006)
Patients quickest to light up again were those who delayed longest before giving it up |
Screening Test Detects Ovarian Cancer
(11-Dec-2006)
Finding shows that quantifying symptoms can be useful in making an earlier diagnosis |
A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited
(09-Dec-2006)
But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited
(09-Dec-2006)
But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited
(09-Dec-2006)
But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
Mammogram's Benefit During 40s Still Uncertain
(08-Dec-2006)
British study weighed plusses, minuses for nearly 161,000 women tracked over 11 years |
High Protein Diets May Boost Cancer Risk
(07-Dec-2006)
Excess protein may also shorten life span, study suggests |
New Research Yields Clues to Brain Cancer
(06-Dec-2006)
Mouse study suggests promising target for treating deadly glioblastomas |
Biopsy Marker May Predict Breast Cancer's Course
(06-Dec-2006)
Women with low p27 protein fared worse with hormone-positive tumors, study found |
Gleevec Continues to Beat Blood Cancer
(06-Dec-2006)
89 percent of CML patients have survived for 5 years, study finds |
Cell Phone Use Doesn't Boost Cancer Risk
(05-Dec-2006)
The message from a new study: Keep talking |
Combined Imaging Improves Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis
(05-Dec-2006)
Computer tomography and positron emission tomography at once benefits patients, study finds |
Cell Phone Use Doesn't Boost Cancer Risk
(05-Dec-2006)
The message from a new study: Keep talking |
Hair-Loss Drug Skews Prostate Cancer Test
(05-Dec-2006)
Propecia lowers PSA levels in the blood, study finds |
Combined Imaging Improves Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis
(05-Dec-2006)
Computer tomography and positron emission tomography at once benefits patients, study finds |
Study Unearths Clues on How Body Absorbs Folate
(01-Dec-2006)
Findings may yield test for infants, adults to prevent neurological problems |
Abortion Pill May Help Prevent Breast Cancer
(30-Nov-2006)
Mouse study shows that RU486, or compounds like it, might have promise |
Workouts Help Ward Off Cancer's Return
(30-Nov-2006)
Just 1 to 3 hours of exercise per week may be protective, experts say |
Study Offers More Clues to 'Chemo Brain'
(30-Nov-2006)
Standard cancer drugs killed off nervous system cells in mice |
Tea Soothes Skin Damage Linked to Cancer Treatment
(30-Nov-2006)
Extracts speed healing of radiation-related injury, researchers report |
Mammogram Via Satellite Helps Rural Women
(29-Nov-2006)
Technology may end long waits for out-of-the-way patients, experts say |
Hypnosis Eases Breast Cancer Biopsy Pain
(29-Nov-2006)
The technique has no side effects, researchers add |
Many Study Review Board Docs Have Ties to Drug Industry
(29-Nov-2006)
But most believe their financial links won't influence their decisions |
Heavier Young Women at Lower Breast Cancer Risk
(28-Nov-2006)
But overweight is linked to other health woes, experts warn |
Cutting Back on Smoking Won't Cut Death Risk
(28-Nov-2006)
Quitting is the only real route to health, study finds |
Big Tobacco Downplays Smoking-Cancer Link When Sued
(28-Nov-2006)
Companies admit products cause disease -- just not in those who sue them, study finds |
Breast Cancer Risk Linked to Normal Aging of Breast Tissue
(27-Nov-2006)
As milk ducts regress, malignancy risk fades, study finds |
New Breast Scanner Rivals Mammograms
(27-Nov-2006)
And it works without flattening the breast, researchers say |
Colon Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(27-Nov-2006)
Scientist used an antibody from a cancer-resilient patient |
Some Stem Cell Transplant Recipients Face Long-Term Risk
(27-Nov-2006)
Leukemia patients almost twice as likely to develop a solid cancer within 10 years |
Chemo Temporarily Shrinks Brain Areas, Study Finds
(27-Nov-2006)
Discovery could explain cognitive troubles linked to cancer treatment |
Some Stem Cell Transplant Recipients Face Long-Term Risk
(27-Nov-2006)
Leukemia patients almost twice as likely to develop a solid cancer within 10 years |
Health Tip: Symptoms of Leukemia
(23-Nov-2006)
Signs that you should see a doctor |
Health Tip: Reduce Your Chances of Colon Cancer
(22-Nov-2006)
If you're at greater risk, get screened |
Marathoners Run a Greater Risk for Skin Cancer
(21-Nov-2006)
Exposed skin and depressed immune systems may be to blame, experts say |
Aspirin May Cut Head and Neck Cancer Risk
(20-Nov-2006)
The longer the use, the bigger the benefit, study found |
Using Nicotine Patch Before Quit Date Ups Success
(19-Nov-2006)
Strategy doubles the odds of staying smoke-free, studies find |
New Drug Boosts Breast Cancer Survival
(17-Nov-2006)
Arimidex after long-term tamoxifen should be new standard of care, study finds |
Smoking, High HPV Levels Could Spell Cervical Cancer
(17-Nov-2006)
Study finds two factors boost risk of precancerous lesions |
Health Tip: Soreness After Radiation Therapy
(17-Nov-2006)
How to minimize discomfort |
Secondhand Smoke Speeds Lung Decline
(17-Nov-2006)
Wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath arrive quicker, study finds |
Nanotechnology Holds Promise Against Brain Cancer
(16-Nov-2006)
New method delivers drug 'payload' directly to tumor cells |
New Links Detailed Between Diet, Cancer Risk
(16-Nov-2006)
Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers
|
New Links Detailed Between Diet, Cancer Risk
(16-Nov-2006)
Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers
|
Drug Might Squeeze Out Bone Cancer
(16-Nov-2006)
It prohibits breakdown of bone that tumors need to grow |
New Links Detailed Between Diet, Cancer Risk
(16-Nov-2006)
Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers
|
Low Cholesterol Lowers Risk for Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(16-Nov-2006)
But men's overall risk for prostate tumors remains the same, study finds |
10% of Americans Struggle With Chronic Pain
(15-Nov-2006)
And one in four adults suffered a daylong bout of pain in past month, report found |
Thursday Marks 30th 'Great American Smokeout'
(15-Nov-2006)
There's no better time to quit than right now, experts say |
Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress
(14-Nov-2006)
But too often, cancer's emotional toll is undertreated, research shows |
Post-Surgery Radiation Boosts Prostate Cancer Results
(14-Nov-2006)
And a second study suggests testosterone replacement may not harm prostate |
Red Meat May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(13-Nov-2006)
Growth hormones, natural carcinogens in meat could be to blame, researchers say |
Colon Cancer Screening Rates Rising
(13-Nov-2006)
But VA study finds colonoscopy's share of screening is on the decline |
Scientists Developing Lung Cancer Breath Test
(13-Nov-2006)
Preliminary research finds it may spot those at high risk for the killer disease |
Scientists Developing Lung Cancer Breath Test
(13-Nov-2006)
Preliminary research finds it may spot those at high risk for the killer disease |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk
(12-Nov-2006)
Major review finds increase in skin cancer for new biologic drugs, but not for other malignancies |
Tool Predicts Post-Surgery Breast Cancer Recurrence
(11-Nov-2006)
Computer method looks specifically at women who've undergone lumpectomy |
Firefighters at High Risk for Cancer
(10-Nov-2006)
Airborne toxins raise their risk over time, study suggests |
Firefighters at High Risk for Cancer
(10-Nov-2006)
Airborne toxins raise their risk over time, study suggests |
Firefighters at High Risk for Cancer
(10-Nov-2006)
Airborne toxins raise their risk over time, study suggests |
Family History Strong Predictor of Breast Cancer Risk
(09-Nov-2006)
Odds remain high even if women do not carry cancer-linked genes, study finds |
Estrogen Receptor Points to Aggressive Breast Cancer
(09-Nov-2006)
Doctors might use this cue to help tailor treatment, researchers say |
Cholesterol Control Boosts Lymphoma Survivors' Outcomes
(09-Nov-2006)
Cancer treatment leaves patients prone to heart disease, experts note |
Health Tip: Symptoms of Prostate Cancer
(09-Nov-2006)
Warning signs that you should see a doctor |
Breast Cancer Responds to Shorter-Course Radiation
(08-Nov-2006)
Study suggests treatment can be reduced by three weeks |
Research Compares Safety of Breast Cancer Radiation Techniques
(08-Nov-2006)
One method, called MammoSite, may deliver more radiation to the heart than realized |
New System Spots At-Risk Prostate Cancer Patients
(08-Nov-2006)
Predicting tumor recurrence is key to deciding treatment, experts say |
'PSA Bounce' After Prostate Cancer Treatment Doesn't Affect Survival
(08-Nov-2006)
But, rapidly rising PSA before treatment indicates cancer has likely spread, studies find |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Long-Term Stroke Risk
(07-Nov-2006)
Actual risk is low but still 4 times that of general population, study finds |
Scientists Probe Radiotherapy-Linked Brain Changes
(07-Nov-2006)
A cell receptor may play a role in cancer treatment cognitive woes |
Cancer Combo Therapy Is Cost-Effective
(07-Nov-2006)
Initial outlay exceeds that of single treatments, but those costs are recovered over time, study finds |
Researchers Apologize for Disclosure Failure on Drug Study
(07-Nov-2006)
But the science behind review of rheumatoid arthritis treatments is sound |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Long-Term Stroke Risk
(07-Nov-2006)
Actual risk is low but still 4 times that of general population, study finds |
Two Prostate Cancer Radiotherapies Go Head-to-Head
(06-Nov-2006)
Study finds that a radiation treatment called IMRT has fewer side effects |
Smoking Worsens Prostate Cancer Therapy Side Effects
(06-Nov-2006)
Smoking patients had higher rates of gastrointestinal troubles, study found |
High-Dose Radiation Extends Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Nov-2006)
Long-term hormone therapy may also boost patient outcomes, researchers find |
Gene May Help Spur Breast Cancer's Spread
(03-Nov-2006)
Discovery could lead to new, targeted treatments, experts say |
HPV Test Beats Pap Smear for Women Over 40
(03-Nov-2006)
It's a better cervical cancer screen, research suggests |
Childhood Radiation Treatment Boosts 2nd Cancer Risk
(02-Nov-2006)
Age and amount of radiation influences potential for secondary tumor, study finds
|
Combo Treatment Helps Fight Early Breast Cancer
(02-Nov-2006)
Adding epirubicin to standard chemo 'cocktail' boosts outcomes, British team report |
Childhood Radiation Treatment Boosts 2nd Cancer Risk
(02-Nov-2006)
Age and amount of radiation influences potential for secondary tumor, study finds
|
Journal Retracts Fraudulent Oral Cancer Studies
(02-Nov-2006)
New England Journal of Medicine articles didn't affect patient care, experts say |
Journal Retracts Fraudulent Oral Cancer Studies
(02-Nov-2006)
New England Journal of Medicine articles didn't affect patient care, experts say |
Men Face Higher Colon Cancer Risk
(01-Nov-2006)
But the finding is no reason to screen women later, experts say |
Mutation the Secret to Cancer-Resistant Mice' Success
(31-Oct-2006)
White blood cells interpret tumor's defenses as a signal to attack, new research shows |
PSA Trends Predict Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(31-Oct-2006)
Findings argue for earlier testing to establish baseline for changes over time |
Curry Ingredient May Help Fight Alzheimer's
(27-Oct-2006)
Curcumin spurs immune cells to 'eat up' brain plaques, early study shows |
Colon Cancer Screening Is Saving Lives
(26-Oct-2006)
One study shows a real decline in deaths, another suggests 10-year colonoscopy interval is safe |
Gene Screen Links Cancer Treatment to Tumor Type
(26-Oct-2006)
And better-targeted treatments mean better survival, researchers say |
Dual Drug Therapy Effective Against Pemphigus Vulgaris
(26-Oct-2006)
Therapy sends devastating skin condition into remission, study found
|
CT Scans Catch Lung Cancer at Earliest Stage
(25-Oct-2006)
When followed by surgery, 10-year survival rate soars, researchers found |
Black Women's Genes May Spur Deadlier Breast Cancer
(24-Oct-2006)
Race played role in outcome, despite treatment used, study found |
Breast Cancer Drugs Not One-Size-Fits-All
(23-Oct-2006)
Only certain women need aromatase inhibitors to prevent recurrence, study finds |
Red Wine May Cut Risk of Colorectal Cancer
(23-Oct-2006)
No protective effect found for white wine, study concludes |
Lung Tests Can Help Smokers Quit
(23-Oct-2006)
Especially when they're backed up by phone counseling, study finds |
Statins Good for Smokers' Lungs
(23-Oct-2006)
But they're no substitute for quitting smoking, researchers add |
Red Wine May Cut Risk of Colorectal Cancer
(23-Oct-2006)
No protective effect found for white wine, study concludes |
Digital Mammography Boosts Chances of Spotting Malignancies
(22-Oct-2006)
It's the next big advance in breast cancer detection, doctors say |
Breast Cancer Experts Urge Funding for Minority Screenings
(20-Oct-2006)
More federal dollars would mean more lives saved, American Cancer Society says |
Bread-Heavy Diet Linked to Kidney Cancer
(20-Oct-2006)
But expert urges caution in interpreting the study results |
Beachgoers Accurately Report Sun-Protection Habits
(20-Oct-2006)
Study insights help validate skin cancer research |
Could Personality Influence Cancer Risk?
(19-Oct-2006)
Rat study finds timid rodents tend to fare worse |
Childhood Cancer Survivors More Likely to Have Preemies
(19-Oct-2006)
But these women shouldn't abandon hopes of having children, researcher adds |
Could Personality Influence Cancer Risk?
(19-Oct-2006)
Rat study finds timid rodents tend to fare worse |
Suicide Risk Doubles After Cancer Diagnosis
(19-Oct-2006)
Actual numbers are still small, study finds, with men at highest risk |
7 Keys to Prostate Cancer Management
(19-Oct-2006)
Making informed decisions on care focus of treatment report |
Research Yields Clues to Radiation-Resistant Brain Cancer
(18-Oct-2006)
Stem cells spur tumor recurrence, but chemotherapy may keep them at bay |
Older Women Not Getting Proper Breast Cancer Treatment
(18-Oct-2006)
Study cites need for better diagnoses and use of therapies |
Grape Seed May Be a Cancer Fighter
(18-Oct-2006)
In mouse study, extract shrank colon tumors by 44 percent |
Grape Seed May Be a Cancer Fighter
(18-Oct-2006)
In mouse study, extract shrank colon tumors by 44 percent |
Research Yields Clues to Radiation-Resistant Brain Cancer
(18-Oct-2006)
Stem cells spur tumor recurrence, but chemotherapy may keep them at bay |
Taxotere Approved for Head and Neck Cancer
(18-Oct-2006)
Average survival extended by more than 4 months |
Older Women Not Getting Proper Breast Cancer Treatment
(18-Oct-2006)
Study cites need for better diagnoses and use of therapies |
Study Suggests Vitamin D May Help Fight Breast Cancer
(16-Oct-2006)
Women with advanced disease had lower levels of the nutrient |
Communities Key to Lowering Cancer Risk
(15-Oct-2006)
New guidelines underscore local government's role in providing healthy diet and exercise |
Test May Predict Liver Cancer Prognosis
(13-Oct-2006)
High levels of a specific cell point to inoperable disease, new study finds |
Protein May Help Targeting for Anti-Tumor Drugs
(12-Oct-2006)
Works as 'quality control inspector' in duplication of genetic code that can lead to cancer |
New Test Spots Thyroid Cancer Early
(12-Oct-2006)
Earlier diagnosis means better treatment, experts say |
Lung Cancer Can Run in the Family
(12-Oct-2006)
Having a close relative with the disease almost doubles the odds, study finds
|
Avastin Sanctioned as Lung Cancer Treatment
(12-Oct-2006)
Drug extended survival in people with most common lung cancer |
Ultrasound Successful in Thyroid Nodule Trial
(12-Oct-2006)
Could eliminate need for surgery in many cases, researchers say |
Ultrasound Successful in Thyroid Nodule Trial
(12-Oct-2006)
Could eliminate need for surgery in many cases, researchers say |
Childhood Cancer Treatments Have Long-Lasting Ill Effects
(11-Oct-2006)
Almost two in three survivors have chronic health problems decades later
|
Workplace Smoking Ban Improves Employees' Health
(10-Oct-2006)
Prohibition in bars in Scotland showed almost immediate benefits, study found |
New Breast Cancer Gene Found
(09-Oct-2006)
But BRIP1 accounts for only a fraction of familial cases, researchers say |
Obesity Affects Prostate Cancer Screens
(09-Oct-2006)
Higher BMI suggests fat decreases amount of circulating PSA, study finds |
Healthy Cholesterol Levels Could Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
(06-Oct-2006)
While research is preliminary, the findings are encouraging, doctors say |
High-Tech Radiation Boosts Prostate Cancer Survival
(06-Oct-2006)
The technique delivers focused, high-powered beams to the tumor site |
Zolinza Treats Rare Skin Cancer
(06-Oct-2006)
When other remedies fail |
'Chemo Brain' in Cancer Survivors Is Real: Study
(05-Oct-2006)
Brain scans show changes in blood flow, metabolism |
'Chemo Brain' in Cancer Survivors Is Real: Study
(05-Oct-2006)
Brain scans show changes in blood flow, metabolism |
Short-Term Radiation Put to Test for Breast Cancer
(04-Oct-2006)
Large-scale study comparing it with traditional six-week regimen
|
Research Spots 5 Potential Breast Cancer Genes
(04-Oct-2006)
Pooling data from more than 20 studies helped yield results, scientists say |
Antibiotic Fights Chlamydia-Linked Eye Cancer
(04-Oct-2006)
Doxycycline is effective in two-thirds of cases, study finds |
Delaying Chemo After Breast Cancer Surgery Can Be Safe
(03-Oct-2006)
However, waiting more than 3 months boosts recurrence risk, researchers warn |
Hormone Therapy Ups Ovarian-Cancer Risk
(03-Oct-2006)
But most women aren't taking the treatment as steadily as they once did, researchers note |
Hormone Therapy Ups Ovarian-Cancer Risk
(03-Oct-2006)
But most women aren't taking the treatment as steadily as they once did, researchers note |
Test Could Spot Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(03-Oct-2006)
Low levels of AZGP1 point to heightened risk, research shows |
Antibiotic Inhibits Important Tumor Gene
(02-Oct-2006)
Siomycin causes malignant cells to self-destruct, study finds |
Scientists Spot Potent Tobacco Carcinogen
(02-Oct-2006)
Acrolein in cooking oil may also spur cancer in nonsmokers, they say |
Scientists Spot Potent Tobacco Carcinogen
(02-Oct-2006)
Acrolein in cooking oil may also spur cancer in nonsmokers, they say |
Minority Gap in Medical Screening Tests Persists
(29-Sep-2006)
Review of Medicare claims shows patient surveys aren't providing accurate data |
Vitamin D Compound May Fight Blood Clots in Cancer Patients
(28-Sep-2006)
Calcitriol helped cut the risk of this complication, researchers say |
Medical Research Gets High-Powered 'Search Engine'
(28-Sep-2006)
'Connectivity Map' quickly links diseases with candidate drugs |
Lung Cancer Risk Rises in Industrial Zones
(28-Sep-2006)
U.K. study found proximity to industry doubled women's risk |
Vectibix Treats Colorectal Cancer That's Spread
(27-Sep-2006)
Drug can slow or stop growing tumors
|
Lymph Node Test Helps Fight Melanoma
(27-Sep-2006)
'Sentinel' nodes help doctors spot the cancer's spread |
One in 10 Mammograms Comes Back Abnormal
(26-Sep-2006)
Study finds most radiologists evaluating tests well, reducing cancer death rates |
New Tools to Predict Genetic Risk for Colorectal Cancer
(26-Sep-2006)
The target is Lynch syndrome, the most common hereditary form of the disease |
One in 10 Mammograms Comes Back Abnormal
(26-Sep-2006)
Study finds most radiologists evaluating tests well, reducing cancer death rates |
Fentora Approved for Cancer Pain
(26-Sep-2006)
Oral opioid treats rapid-onset 'breakthrough' pain
|
New Tools to Predict Genetic Risk for Colorectal Cancer
(26-Sep-2006)
The target is Lynch syndrome, the most common hereditary form of the disease |
Cancer Staging Affects Patients' Survival
(25-Sep-2006)
But Canadian study finds adherence to modified guidelines is poor |
Menthol Cigarettes Seem Tougher to Quit
(25-Sep-2006)
This may help explain higher smoking-related illness among blacks, researchers say |
Cancer Staging Affects Patients' Survival
(25-Sep-2006)
But Canadian study finds adherence to modified guidelines is poor |
Uterine Cancer Survival Worse for Black Women
(25-Sep-2006)
Even with similar prognosis and treatment, white women live a bit longer, study finds |
Biopsy Best for Breast Cancer Detection
(24-Sep-2006)
It's superior to other tests, like MRIs, researchers find |
MRI Detects Breast Cancer's Spread
(22-Sep-2006)
It's superior to another radiological method, called MDCT, study finds |
Deaths From Kidney Cancer on the Rise
(21-Sep-2006)
Expert suggests lack of effective chemotherapy drugs might explain trend |
Nicotine Helps Banish Depression
(21-Sep-2006)
Study finds an effect, but researchers advise against smoking |
Deaths From Kidney Cancer on the Rise
(21-Sep-2006)
Expert suggests lack of effective chemotherapy drugs might explain trend |
Scientists Gain Insights Into Cancer's Spread
(20-Sep-2006)
Tumor cells can easily switch to 'travel mode,' study finds |
Rub On a Tan and Prevent Skin Cancer?
(20-Sep-2006)
Research with mice finds a tanning lotion that protects against malignancies, too
|
Fatty Fish May Protect Against Kidney Cancer
(19-Sep-2006)
Study found consumption dropped risk by 44 percent, but more research needed |
Air Pollution Linked to Lung Cancer
(18-Sep-2006)
Study may explain why some nonsmokers get the disease |
Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer May Increase Disease Risk
(18-Sep-2006)
Heart disease and diabetes seem to be side effects of treatment, study finds |
Tanning Still in Style With U.S. Teens
(16-Sep-2006)
Messages about skin cancer are having little impact, survey shows |
Protein Screen Predicts Breast Cancer Therapy Success
(15-Sep-2006)
The test, called OncoPlan, is already available |
Ovary Removal Raises Young Women's Death Risk
(15-Sep-2006)
The finding sheds new light on estrogen-replacement therapy, experts says |
Protein Test Spots Risk for Breast, Ovarian Cancer
(15-Sep-2006)
FANCD2 illuminates a new kind of genetic danger, experts explain |
Blood Test Helps Spot Good Cancer Drugs
(15-Sep-2006)
Counting a type of cell allows researchers to gauge effectiveness |
Ovary Removal Raises Young Women's Death Risk
(15-Sep-2006)
The finding sheds new light on estrogen-replacement therapy, experts says |
Protein Test Spots Risk for Breast, Ovarian Cancer
(15-Sep-2006)
FANCD2 illuminates a new kind of genetic danger, experts explain |
Gene Test May Help Treat Rare Gastric Cancer
(14-Sep-2006)
Doctors can use the screen to choose best chemotherapy, study shows |
Cancer Drug Gleevec May Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis
(14-Sep-2006)
Mouse study suggests it might fight a range of autoimmune illnesses |
Vitamin D May Lower Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(14-Sep-2006)
Getting the recommended daily dose cut risk by 43 percent, study found |
Prostate Biopsy Doesn't Have to Be Painful
(14-Sep-2006)
Targeted anesthesia can minimize discomfort, research shows |
Hispanics Have Unique Cancer 'Profile'
(13-Sep-2006)
Their risks, treatment needs differ from those of whites, experts say |
Biomarkers May Be Key to Cancer Detection
(13-Sep-2006)
But it's not yet clear which tests will be most useful, one expert says |
Medicare Drug Plan Helps Patients Fight Cancer
(12-Sep-2006)
Despite fears to the contrary, it's widening access to drugs, study finds |
Exercise May Help Breast Cancer Patients Survive
(11-Sep-2006)
Activity in year prior to diagnosis improved outlook, study found |
oll on Health Continues
(11-Sep-2006)
As fifth anniversary dawns, witnesses, workers and local children may show long-term effects, experts say |
oll on Health Continues
(11-Sep-2006)
As fifth anniversary dawns, witnesses, workers and local children may show long-term effects, experts say |
Stem Cells Improve Child Brain Cancer Outcomes
(07-Sep-2006)
Researchers call new therapy an advance, but not everyone agrees |
Scientists Map Genetic Codes for Breast, Colon Cancers
(07-Sep-2006)
Step lays groundwork for better, targeted treatments, experts say |
Scientists Map Genetic Codes for Breast, Colon Cancers
(07-Sep-2006)
Step lays groundwork for better, targeted treatments, experts say |
Scientists Map Genetic Codes for Breast, Colon Cancers
(07-Sep-2006)
Step lays groundwork for better, targeted treatments, experts say |
Home Visits Boost Mammography Rates for Rural Poor
(06-Sep-2006)
Almost half of study group went on to get exams, study finds |
Dense Breasts Raise Cancer Risk
(06-Sep-2006)
Two studies found it was as important a predictor as age |
Cell-Regulating Gene Boosts Breast Cancer Survival
(06-Sep-2006)
Up to 50% of patients overexpress the cyclin D1 variant, researchers say |
Gene Test May Improve Breast Cancer Treatment
(06-Sep-2006)
70-gene 'signature' gives more accurate prognosis, study finds |
Fewer Americans Felled by Cancer
(06-Sep-2006)
But number of new cases stayed same from 1975 to 2003, report says |
Protein Predicts Lung Cancer's Response to Treatment
(06-Sep-2006)
Screening for ECCR1 spots those who'll benefit from cisplatin |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Not Raise Cancer Risk
(31-Aug-2006)
Study found no increased danger for people taking newer TNF blockers |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Not Raise Cancer Risk
(31-Aug-2006)
Study found no increased danger for people taking newer TNF blockers |
Cancer Researchers Announce Gene Therapy Success
(31-Aug-2006)
For the first time, tweaking DNA leads to sustained tumor regression |
Celebrex Has 'No Role' Against Colon Cancer
(30-Aug-2006)
It helps prevent polyps but doubles users' heart dangers, two studies find |
Daily Aspirin Helps Prevent Enlarged Prostate
(30-Aug-2006)
Other NSAID painkillers did the same, study found |
Real-Time MRI a Boost to Brain Tumor Surgery
(29-Aug-2006)
Tracking brain's speech, movement centers improves safety, surgeons say |
31 States Record Increases in Adult Obesity
(29-Aug-2006)
Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds |
Obesity Reduces Ovarian Cancer Survival
(28-Aug-2006)
It may also boost risk for tumor recurrence, study finds |
Study Reveals Smoking's Link to Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2006)
Carcinogens weaken cells' ability to repair DNA, researchers say |
Plastics Chemical Might Promote Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2006)
Scientists spot mechanism allowing bisphenol-A to concentrate in tumor cells |
Study Reveals Smoking's Link to Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2006)
Carcinogens weaken cells' ability to repair DNA, researchers say |
Plastics Chemical Might Promote Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2006)
Scientists spot mechanism allowing bisphenol-A to concentrate in tumor cells |
Plastics Chemical Might Promote Breast Cancer
(25-Aug-2006)
Scientists spot mechanism allowing bisphenol-A to concentrate in tumor cells |
Genes Linked to 2 Health Problems in Blacks
(24-Aug-2006)
Findings could lead to new screening for preterm birth, prostate cancer, studies say |
Obesity Increases Chances of Early Death
(23-Aug-2006)
Study found risk was two to three times greater than in normal-weight people |
Prostate Cancer Trial to Focus on Genetics
(23-Aug-2006)
L.A.-based study currently seeking patients and their partners |
PET Scans Predict Breast Cancer Spread
(22-Aug-2006)
California researchers show the scans aid in diagnosis |
Bilingual Clinics Boost Cancer Screening for Hispanic Women
(21-Aug-2006)
Immigrant patients more comfortable speaking to health staff in Spanish, study confirms |
Bilingual Clinics Boost Cancer Screening for Hispanic Women
(21-Aug-2006)
Immigrant patients more comfortable speaking to health staff in Spanish, study confirms |
Geneticists Make Progress Against Ovarian Cancer
(21-Aug-2006)
They've developed a model that spots genes driving the disease |
Bilingual Clinics Boost Cancer Screening for Hispanic Women
(21-Aug-2006)
Immigrant patients more comfortable speaking to health staff in Spanish, study confirms |
Needle Biopsy Gives Insight Into Breast Cancer Genetics
(18-Aug-2006)
This information can help guide treatment, researchers say |
Can Naturopathic Remedies Fight Cancer, Hot Flashes?
(18-Aug-2006)
Research suggests efficacy, but critics say treatments remain unproven |
Childhood Cancer Survivors at Raised Risk for Suicide
(18-Aug-2006)
One in eight adults had considered ending their lives, study found |
Gene Silencer Helps Shut Down Ovarian Cancer
(18-Aug-2006)
Mouse study shows promise for the new technique |
What Does That SPF in Sunscreen Really Mean?
(18-Aug-2006)
Experts say many people overestimate how much protection sunscreens provide |
Coping Strategies Help Caregivers Deal With Death
(17-Aug-2006)
'Complicated grief' can be difficult to handle, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Treatment Safe During Pregnancy
(16-Aug-2006)
Babies born to patients appear to fare well, study finds |
Tumor Response May Determine Best Liver Transplant Candidates
(16-Aug-2006)
'Milan criteria' may not be crucial in predicting cancer recurrence, study reports |
More Evidence Chantix Helps Smokers Quit
(16-Aug-2006)
Two studies show the new drug works over the long term |
Breast Cancer Gene Mutations More Common Than Thought
(15-Aug-2006)
BRCA1 and 2 almost as prevalent in black women as in white, researchers report |
Chemo Shows More Side Effects Than Expected
(15-Aug-2006)
Breast cancer patients had more hospital visits than anticipated, study finds
|
Breast Cancer Gene Mutations More Common Than Thought
(15-Aug-2006)
BRCA1 and 2 almost as prevalent in black women as in white, researchers report |
Breast Cancer Gene Mutations More Common Than Thought
(15-Aug-2006)
BRCA1 and 2 almost as prevalent in black women as in white, researchers report |
Some Prostate Cancers Might be Over-Treated
(15-Aug-2006)
Doctors look for indicators that 'watchful waiting' is better |
Chemo Shows More Side Effects Than Expected
(15-Aug-2006)
Breast cancer patients had more hospital visits than anticipated, study finds
|
Breast Cancer Patients Should Monitor Heart Risks
(14-Aug-2006)
2 studies find potential side effects from Herceptin, radiation |
Communication With Doctors Affects Blacks' Cancer Care
(14-Aug-2006)
Less-informed decisions may account for racial differences in outcomes among cancer patients |
Medication Errors Common in Kids' Leukemia Treatment
(14-Aug-2006)
Complicated medication regimens appear to be the reason, researchers contend |
Medication Errors Common in Kids' Leukemia Treatment
(14-Aug-2006)
Complicated medication regimens appear to be the reason, researchers contend |
Breast Cancer Patients Should Monitor Heart Risks
(14-Aug-2006)
2 studies find potential side effects from Herceptin, radiation |
Researchers Probe Mechanisms of Infection
(11-Aug-2006)
Study sheds light on link between inflammation and disease |
Some Dogs Carry 'Contagious' Cancer
(10-Aug-2006)
Medical anomaly poses no threat to humans, experts say |
Gene Test Predicts Lung Cancer Outcome
(09-Aug-2006)
Revolutionary new screen helps doctors decide whether patients need chemotherapy |
Gene Test Predicts Lung Cancer Outcome
(09-Aug-2006)
Revolutionary new screen helps doctors decide whether patients need chemotherapy |
Gene Test Predicts Lung Cancer Outcome
(09-Aug-2006)
Revolutionary new screen helps doctors decide whether patients need chemotherapy |
First-Ever RNA Drug Targets Prostate Cancer
(09-Aug-2006)
The gene-based therapy hits only malignant cells, researchers say |
'DES Daughters' Face Higher Breast-Cancer Risk
(08-Aug-2006)
In utero exposure to the synthetic estrogen is to blame, study says
|
Curry May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(02-Aug-2006)
Chemicals in popular spice decreased polyp sizes, study finds |
Topotecan Not Recommended for Ovarian Cancer
(01-Aug-2006)
German researchers say drug should not be part of first-line treatment |
Variation to Gene May Triple Breast-Cancer Risk
(31-Jul-2006)
CHEK2 mutation could serve as diagnostic warning sign, study suggests |
Prostate Cancer Cells Have 3-Way Survival Switch
(31-Jul-2006)
By inactivating a protein, the disease resists hormone treatment, study finds |
Scorpion Venom Tested Against Brain Cancer
(28-Jul-2006)
In preliminary trial, protein seemed to prolong patients' lives |
Breast Cancer Study Focuses on Women With Breast Implants
(27-Jul-2006)
They may not need to undergo full mastectomy, researchers conclude |
Actress Diahann Carroll Helps Launch Breast Cancer Web Site
(25-Jul-2006)
Education effort aims to dispel common myths about the disease |
Treatment Strategy Extends Pancreatic Cancer Survival
(25-Jul-2006)
Surgery followed by chemo, radiation may be better than surgery alone |
Testicular Cancer Cells Weakened by Heat
(25-Jul-2006)
Finding could explain increased survival in men with this disease |
Treatment Strategy Extends Pancreatic Cancer Survival
(25-Jul-2006)
Surgery followed by chemo, radiation may be better than surgery alone |
New Sunscreen Promises More Protection
(25-Jul-2006)
But the lotion won't change the rules on warding off skin cancer, experts say |
Tamoxifen Doesn't Extend Life for Most Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer
(24-Jul-2006)
New analysis looks at death rates from cancer, other problems |
Estrogen-Plus-Testosterone Therapy Increases Breast Cancer Risk
(24-Jul-2006)
And alternatives to HRT rely on a placebo effect, researchers say |
Targeted Methods Boost Minority Colon Cancer Screening
(24-Jul-2006)
More Chinese-Americans got the test when informed in their own language |
Anthelios OTC Sunscreen Approved in U.S.
(24-Jul-2006)
Contains novel UVA-blocking ingredient |
Health Tip: Undergoing Chemotherapy?
(21-Jul-2006)
Here's how to take care of yourself |
Nicotine May Help Spur Lung Cancer
(21-Jul-2006)
Finding puts patients' use of nicotine patches, gum in doubt |
Health Tip: Undergoing Chemotherapy?
(21-Jul-2006)
Here's how to take care of yourself |
Brain's Stem Cells Hold Clues to Cancer
(20-Jul-2006)
Over-stimulation of these cells could trigger tumors, new study shows |
Mouse Model of Painful Lymphedema Should Aid Research
(20-Jul-2006)
The condition, marked by swollen limbs, affects many breast cancer patients |
Cornea Research Brings Clear-Eyed View on Cancer
(20-Jul-2006)
Discovery of how lens stays transparent has wide implications, experts say |
Chemotherapy in Childhood Can Bring Adult Heart Woes
(20-Jul-2006)
Researchers are seeking ways to prevent this long-term complication |
Chemotherapy in Childhood Can Bring Adult Heart Woes
(20-Jul-2006)
Researchers are seeking ways to prevent this long-term complication |
Mapping the Back Helps Patients Beat Skin Cancer
(20-Jul-2006)
Keeping track of blemishes spots melanoma early, experts say |
Health Tip: Reduce Risk for Salivary Gland Cancer
(19-Jul-2006)
Minimize exposure to potential toxins |
Gemzar Approved for Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
(19-Jul-2006)
Already sanctioned for several other malignancies |
New Digital Mammography System Approved
(18-Jul-2006)
FDA OKs Fuji's FCRm system |
Diet, Supplements Do Little for Cancer Patients
(18-Jul-2006)
Review of research finds little benefit for vitamins and such, but better studies are needed, experts say |
Diet, Supplements Do Little for Cancer Patients
(18-Jul-2006)
Review of research finds little benefit for vitamins and such, but better studies are needed, experts say |
Heating, Destroying Lung Tumors Extends Lives
(18-Jul-2006)
'Thermal ablation' offers alternative for patients ineligible for surgery, researchers say |
Simple Precautions Protect Against Many Cancers
(17-Jul-2006)
Screenings and lifestyle changes can go a long way, experts say |
ur Cancer
(17-Jul-2006)
It should greatly speed the pace of research, scientists say |
Guidelines Could Reduce Skin Cancer Over-Diagnosis
(17-Jul-2006)
New rules separate out normal pigment cells from deadly melanomas |
Exercise Eases Chemotherapy Side Effects
(14-Jul-2006)
It also boosts daily function, researchers say |
Raloxifene Doesn't Raise Heart Disease Risk
(12-Jul-2006)
But women with heart disease faced stroke risk when using it as breast cancer preventative |
Radiation Therapy Might Harm Bone
(12-Jul-2006)
Mouse study finding could have implications for cancer patients |
Melanoma Education Protects Patients' Siblings
(12-Jul-2006)
Brothers, sisters of people with skin cancer are at much higher odds for the disease, experts say |
Studies Highlight Strategies to Reduce Ovarian, Breast Cancer Risk
(11-Jul-2006)
Removal of ovaries, weight loss benefits women susceptible to the diseases
|
Studies Highlight Strategies to Reduce Ovarian, Breast Cancer Risk
(11-Jul-2006)
Removal of ovaries, weight loss benefits women susceptible to the diseases
|
Clinical Trials for Cancer Running Out of Volunteers
(10-Jul-2006)
Demand for participants now far outstrips the supply, experts warn |
Health Tip: Considering Acupuncture?
(10-Jul-2006)
Here's what to keep in mind
|
U.S. Women Uninformed About Lung Cancer
(10-Jul-2006)
Survey shows most don't know it's the No. 1 cancer killer |
Clues to Cell Suicide Could Boost Cancer Research
(07-Jul-2006)
Scientists learn that a key protein helps nudge damaged cells toward death |
Chernobyl Radiation May Boost Thyroid Cancer Risk
(06-Jul-2006)
Study finds higher malignancy rate, especially to those exposed at a very young age |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Menopause
(05-Jul-2006)
Treatment-related ovarian damage may be to blame, researchers say |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Menopause
(05-Jul-2006)
Treatment-related ovarian damage may be to blame, researchers say |
Holocaust Survivors at Higher Long-Term Cancer Risk
(30-Jun-2006)
The deprivation they faced is probably to blame, researchers say |
Holocaust Survivors at Higher Long-Term Cancer Risk
(30-Jun-2006)
The deprivation they faced is probably to blame, researchers say |
Holocaust Survivors at Higher Long-Term Cancer Risk
(30-Jun-2006)
The deprivation they faced is probably to blame, researchers say |
Keeping Patients Warm Boosts Cancer Scan Accuracy
(30-Jun-2006)
A cozy blanket may prove a great, drug-free intervention, doctors say |
U.S. Panel Endorses Cervical Cancer Vaccine for Girls
(29-Jun-2006)
11- and 12-year-olds would be routinely inoculated against virus that causes the disease |
FDA Grants Swift Approval to New Leukemia Drug
(29-Jun-2006)
Sprycel benefits patients resistant to other drugs, including Gleevec |
Sprycel Sanctioned for Rare Leukemia
(29-Jun-2006)
When standard therapy fails |
Genetic Screening Model Identifies Colon Cancer Risk
(28-Jun-2006)
It can also guide treatment for those already diagnosed with the disease, study says |
Surgeons Pioneer New Jaw Reconstruction Technique
(28-Jun-2006)
It could help patients disfigured by oral cancers |
Genetic Screening Model Identifies Colon Cancer Risk
(28-Jun-2006)
It can also guide treatment for those already diagnosed with the disease, study says |
Secondhand Smoke a Threat to All, Surgeon General Warns
(27-Jun-2006)
It increases risk of heart disease, lung cancer and SIDS, report finds |
Chest X-Rays May Boost Breast Cancer Risk for Some
(26-Jun-2006)
Women with BRCA1/2 gene mutations at risk particularly if they had X-rays when young |
Obese Men Benefit Less From Radiation for Prostate Cancer
(26-Jun-2006)
Finding may help doctors identify those in need of more aggressive therapy, study says |
Breast Cancer Treatment Safe During Pregnancy
(23-Jun-2006)
Mothers and infants can both do well, new research suggests |
Distress: The Sixth Vital Sign?
(23-Jun-2006)
Meeting the emotional needs of patients is mandatory, cancer expert says |
Do-It-Yourself Medicine Makes Inroads
(22-Jun-2006)
New tests enhance self-screening, improve management of chronic conditions |
t Lung Cancers
(22-Jun-2006)
Naturally occurring HLJ1 suppresses malignancy, study finds |
t Lung Cancers
(22-Jun-2006)
Naturally occurring HLJ1 suppresses malignancy, study finds |
Do-It-Yourself Medicine Makes Inroads
(22-Jun-2006)
New tests enhance self-screening, improve management of chronic conditions |
Condoms Protect Against Cervical Cancer
(21-Jun-2006)
They reduce risk posed by human papilloma virus, the cause of the disease, study finds |
Better Lymph Node Analysis May Improve Colon Cancer Treatment
(21-Jun-2006)
Study shows it can help patients avoid unnecessary therapies |
Study Questions Choice of Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer
(21-Jun-2006)
Study found doctor's preference, not disease stage, often dictated this decision |
Campaign Helps Hispanics Enjoy a Healthy Summer
(21-Jun-2006)
Free helpline will answer questions about summer safety |
Treatment Order Won't Affect Aggressive Breast Cancer Survival
(20-Jun-2006)
Women with inflammatory breast cancer fared no better whether surgery or chemo came first, study found |
Melanoma Often Spotted Later Among Blacks, Hispanics
(19-Jun-2006)
The result: A lower survival rate, particuarly for blacks, study finds |
Melanoma Death Rate Still Climbing
(16-Jun-2006)
But research could lead to promising new therapies, experts say |
Hycamtin Combination Approved for Advanced Cervical Cancer
(15-Jun-2006)
Extended survival by nearly 3 months |
New Leukemia Drugs Help Those Who Fail Gleevec
(14-Jun-2006)
Sprycel, Tasigna are closing the net on chronic myelogenous leukemia |
Researchers Revisit Radiation After Lung Cancer Surgery
(14-Jun-2006)
Improved technology is boosting the benefit to patients, study suggests |
Extra Wrinkles a Bad Sign for Smokers
(14-Jun-2006)
They may point to a heightened risk for lung disease, study suggests |
Health Tip: Examining Yourself for Skin Cancer
(14-Jun-2006)
Look for any skin changes |
Folic Acid May Prevent Cancer of Larynx
(12-Jun-2006)
Supplements of the nutrient reduced the size of precancerous lesions, study finds
|
Geography Key to Hodgkin's Disease Outcomes
(12-Jun-2006)
European patients fare worse than those in U.S., study finds |
Apples May Be Heart-Healthy
(09-Jun-2006)
Flavonoids found in fruit protect cells from inflammation, study suggests |
FDA Approves Cervical Cancer Vaccine
(08-Jun-2006)
Experts hail immunization as breakthrough for women worldwide |
HPV Vaccine Prevents Leading Cause of Cervical Cancer
(08-Jun-2006)
But doesn't end need for Pap testing, FDA warns
|
Whistle While You Recuperate
(07-Jun-2006)
Music therapy promotes health and healing, experts say |
Cancer Drug Ads Put Caveats in Fine Print
(07-Jun-2006)
Focus is more on benefits, less on risks, side effects |
Gene Technology Spots Burkitt's Lymphoma
(07-Jun-2006)
Until now, it's often been confused with another blood cancer |
Gleevec Halts Spread of Prostate Cancer
(07-Jun-2006)
Mouse study showed it cut off tumors' blood supply |
Whole Brain Radiation Doesn't Aid Brain Cancer Survival
(06-Jun-2006)
But the therapy does prevent new tumors from developing, study finds |
Younger Black Women Prone to an Aggressive Breast Cancer
(06-Jun-2006)
Finding suggests there are various subtypes of the disease, researchers say |
HPV Test Finds More Precancerous Lesions Than Pap Smears
(06-Jun-2006)
But there's still no screening test that catches all potential cancers, expert says |
Whole Brain Radiation Doesn't Aid Brain Cancer Survival
(06-Jun-2006)
But the therapy does prevent new tumors from developing, study finds |
Lung Cancer Might be Overdiagnosed
(06-Jun-2006)
Preventive screening may be showing too many false-positives, study says |
Narcolepsy Drug Helps Brain Tumor Patients
(05-Jun-2006)
Study found it improved cognitive function and mood |
Narcolepsy Drug Helps Brain Tumor Patients
(05-Jun-2006)
Study found it improved cognitive function and mood |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Also Protects Against Vaginal Cancers
(05-Jun-2006)
Researchers at ASCO report that Gardasil was almost totally effective against pre-cancerous lesions |
Raloxifene Equals Tamoxifen in Preventing Breast Cancer
(05-Jun-2006)
But each drug produces different side effects, new STAR research reveals |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Also Protects Against Vaginal Cancers
(05-Jun-2006)
Researchers at ASCO report that Gardasil was almost totally effective against pre-cancerous lesions |
Targeted Kidney Cancer Drugs Show Promise
(05-Jun-2006)
Therapies extend survival for the most advanced cases |
Molecular Therapies Tackle Blood Cancers
(05-Jun-2006)
Research finds Gleevec and thalidomide prolong the lives of many patients |
Molecular Therapies Tackle Blood Cancers
(05-Jun-2006)
Research finds Gleevec and thalidomide prolong the lives of many patients |
Dual Treatments Fight Advanced Prostate Cancer
(05-Jun-2006)
Drugs plus radionuclide therapy may even cause disease to regress, researchers say |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Also Protects Against Vaginal Cancers
(05-Jun-2006)
Researchers at ASCO report that Gardasil was almost totally effective against pre-cancerous lesions |
Targeted Kidney Cancer Drugs Show Promise
(05-Jun-2006)
Therapies extend survival for the most advanced cases |
Experimental Drug Slows Some Breast Cancers
(04-Jun-2006)
Tykerb delayed disease progression in those with advanced HER2 cancer, study finds |
Experimental Drug Slows Some Breast Cancers
(04-Jun-2006)
Tykerb delayed disease progression in those with advanced HER2 cancer, study finds |
Lung Cancer Patients Less Likely to See Specialists
(03-Jun-2006)
Study found primary-care physicians more likely to send breast cancer patients to oncologists |
Novel Therapies Beat Back Stubborn Cancers
(03-Jun-2006)
Several in the development pipeline show promise against lung, kidney cancers |
Chemo Helps Elderly Lung Cancer Patients, Too
(03-Jun-2006)
Study found treatment just as safe and effective for those over 65 |
Lung Cancer Patients Less Likely to See Specialists
(03-Jun-2006)
Study found primary-care physicians more likely to send breast cancer patients to oncologists |
Novel Therapies Beat Back Stubborn Cancers
(03-Jun-2006)
Several in the development pipeline show promise against lung, kidney cancers |
Chemo Helps Elderly Lung Cancer Patients, Too
(03-Jun-2006)
Study found treatment just as safe and effective for those over 65 |
Lung Cancer Patients Less Likely to See Specialists
(03-Jun-2006)
Study found primary-care physicians more likely to send breast cancer patients to oncologists |
U.S. Must Do More to Beat Cancer: Experts
(02-Jun-2006)
Presidential panel report calls current efforts too slow, disjointed |
Doctors Must Help COPD Patients Quit Smoking
(02-Jun-2006)
Patients need to understand the risks, and know how to quit, researchers say |
Newer Breast Scan May Spare Unnecessary Biopsies
(30-May-2006)
MR spectroscopy caught all cancers, new study found |
9/11 Rescue Dogs in Critical Health Study
(30-May-2006)
Researchers are monitoring them for signs of threats to humans |
New MRI Can Spot Emphysema Early
(30-May-2006)
It beats standard CT scanning, without the radiation risk, researchers say |
Health Tip: Do I Need a Vitamin E Supplement?
(29-May-2006)
Most people can get enough from the right diet |
Not Enough Men Getting the Message on Sunscreen
(29-May-2006)
Most magazine ads are geared toward women, study finds
|
Moms, Dads Worry as Summer Season Begins
(29-May-2006)
Survey finds many U.S. parents anxious over their teens' health, safety |
Latinas Have New Online Breast Cancer Resource
(28-May-2006)
Web site includes translated version of a successful English-language program |
People Shun Help for Illnesses They View as 'Untreatable'
(26-May-2006)
Study finds they're less likely to get tested for cancer, AIDS |
Technology May Bring Kinder, Gentler Colonoscopy
(24-May-2006)
Computer guidance and better sedation could lessen discomfort, experts say |
Heavy Pot Smoking Doesn't Increase Lung Cancer Risk: Study
(24-May-2006)
Researchers also found no link to throat, mouth, esophageal tumors |
Heavy Pot Smoking Doesn't Increase Lung Cancer Risk: Study
(24-May-2006)
Researchers also found no link to throat, mouth, esophageal tumors |
MRI Helps Spot Breast Cancer in High-Risk Women
(23-May-2006)
The expensive tool is cost-effective for women carrying specific genes, study finds |
Colonoscopy Benefits Last Longer Than Thought
(23-May-2006)
Study finds the screen may protect more than the recommended 10-year interval |
New Guidelines Focus on Preventing Chemo's Side Effects
(23-May-2006)
Antiemetic drugs can prevent nausea, vomiting, experts say |
Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in Mice
(23-May-2006)
Scientists have overcome major hurdle, but treatments could still be decades away |
Childhood Cancer Survivors More Likely to Be Jobless
(22-May-2006)
Those who had brain, other central nervous system cancers fared worst, review finds |
Most Americans Unaware of Fat-Cancer Connection
(22-May-2006)
And many underestimate their own weight, experts say |
5 States Get Failing Grades on Prostate Cancer 'Report Card'
(22-May-2006)
Many not doing even the simplest things to encourage men to get tested, coalition says |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Gets FDA Panel's OK
(18-May-2006)
Advisory committee recommends agency approve Gardasil |
Chemo Combo Fights Aggressive Breast Cancer
(17-May-2006)
A common regimen works better against HER2-positive tumors, researchers find |
Study Supports Surgery for Metastatic Breast Cancer
(16-May-2006)
Right now, most doctors forego surgery after tumors have spread |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Raise Cancer, Infection Risk
(16-May-2006)
TNF-blocking medicines are only used in severe cases, researchers note |
Nonsmoking Men, Women Face Same Lung Cancer Death Risk
(16-May-2006)
Study dispels myth that nonsmoking women have more to fear than men |
Mouse Model of Head and Neck Cancer Will Drive Research
(15-May-2006)
It's a valuable new tool to help find treatments to fight these tumors |
Think You're Sun-Savvy? Check Here
(13-May-2006)
Simple quiz dispels typical tanning myths |
Infants Exposed to Smoking at Risk of Lung Cancer
(12-May-2006)
Forty-seven percent of babies had a carcinogen in their urine, study found |
Number of Obese, Smoking Americans Tops 9 Million
(12-May-2006)
Blacks most at risk for this unhealthy combination, study finds |
Hispanic Farmworkers at High Risk for Skin Disease
(12-May-2006)
Better education and access to hygienic facilities could help, experts say |
Cancer's Location May Not Guide Treatment
(11-May-2006)
Tumors may respond to drugs regardless of where they are, experts say |
Scientists Spot Cancer's 'Shield'
(11-May-2006)
A molecule keeps tumors safe from immune system so they can grow |
Genes' Role in Cancer May Be Overestimated
(11-May-2006)
Environment much more likely to be the major trigger, experts say |
Anticipation Heightens Smokers' Desire
(11-May-2006)
Watching someone puff away tugs on smokers' brains, study finds |
Lung Cancer May Differ by Gender
(11-May-2006)
Women often get the disease in the absence of other lung trouble |
Cancer Drug Gleevec Can Interfere With Bone Growth
(10-May-2006)
Newly discovered side effect won't prevent use of lifesaving medication, study says |
Better Detection Explains U.S. Rise in Thyroid Cancer
(09-May-2006)
Smaller and usually harmless tumors are now being found, experts say |
FDA Reviewing European Aspartame Data
(09-May-2006)
New study contradicts earlier research with rats that found a link to cancer |
Lumpectomy Fine for Lobular Breast Cancers
(08-May-2006)
Study finds this breast-conserving method doesn't raise risk for repeat surgeries |
Long-Term Estrogen Therapy Linked to Breast Cancer
(08-May-2006)
Finding supports guidelines on hormone therapy for menopause, expert says |
Does a 'Super Mouse' Hold Key to Beating Cancer?
(08-May-2006)
Transplanting white blood cells from this mouse turns 'normal' mice tumor-resistant |
Radiation Therapy Helps Younger Men With Prostate Cancer
(08-May-2006)
It benefits them just as much as older men, early study shows |
New Guidelines Help Preserve Fertility After Cancer Treatment
(05-May-2006)
It's a common problem for both male and female patients |
Vitamin A-like Drug Unsafe for Older Breast-Cancer Survivors
(04-May-2006)
Fenretinide may still protect younger patients from recurrence, study suggests |
PET, CT Cancer-Screening Scans Best Done Together
(04-May-2006)
Spacing them apart makes for difficulties in reading the scans, experts say |
Key Factors Spur Older Cancer Patients to Quit Chemo
(03-May-2006)
Colon cancer study cites frailty, lack of support as important to this decision |
Key Factors Spur Older Cancer Patients to Quit Chemo
(03-May-2006)
Colon cancer study cites frailty, lack of support as important to this decision |
Prostate Cancer Screening May Not Be Needed in Older Men
(03-May-2006)
They will often die of some other cause, study suggests |
Higher Incomes Don't Always Bring Better Care to Uninsured
(02-May-2006)
People often forego preventive tests if they must pay out-of-pocket, study finds |
Biomarker Linked to Post-Breast Cancer Fatigue
(01-May-2006)
It helps predict who'll be fatigued, and might offer hope for treatment |
Cancer Gene Also Involved in Hair Loss
(01-May-2006)
Finding might lead to genetic therapy for baldness, study suggests |
New Light Imaging Scan Could Boost Breast Cancer Care
(28-Apr-2006)
'Terahertz' imaging helps surgeons remove complete tumor |
Health Tip: Why You Need a Yearly Pap Test
(28-Apr-2006)
It can detect early cervical cancer |
Lighting Up Brain Tumors Improved Survival in Short Term
(27-Apr-2006)
Study found technique helped surgeons remove more of the malignant mass |
Patients More Open to Treatment Side Effects as Disease Progresses
(27-Apr-2006)
Study finds end-of-life outlook on disability, pain changes over time |
Stopping Cancer's Spread
(26-Apr-2006)
Blocking a key enzyme could put brakes on metastasis, experts say |
Brain Tumor Vaccine Shows Promise
(25-Apr-2006)
It may extend survival for those with glioblastoma multiforme |
Low Folate Levels Could Cut Colon Cancer Risk
(25-Apr-2006)
The surprising finding has experts urging caution |
Appendix Cancer Rare But Potentially Deadly
(25-Apr-2006)
The disease may be more serious than once thought, study shows |
Smoking History Hinders Lung Cancer Treatment
(25-Apr-2006)
Patients who have never smoked fare best, study finds |
Technology Could Bring Safer Brain Tumor Surgery
(24-Apr-2006)
Tracking brain activity during procedure may prevent damage to language centers |
Breast Cancer Survivors Lax About Mammograms
(24-Apr-2006)
Only 33% get them annually for five years after diagnosis, study finds |
Smoking to Blame for Asian-American Cancer 'Gender Gap'
(21-Apr-2006)
Getting men to quit would drastically slash their risk, research shows |
Cell-Growth 'Switch' Holds Clues to Cancer
(19-Apr-2006)
PTEN gene tells cells to divide or not, researchers say |
A Better Way to Gauge Prostate Cancer Risk?
(19-Apr-2006)
Researchers say a multi-factor 'calculator' works better than PSA test |
New Breast Cancer Drug Safer Than Tamoxifen
(18-Apr-2006)
Raloxifene is already widely used to fight osteoporosis |
Silicone Implants Don't Raise Risk for Breast Cancer
(18-Apr-2006)
Despite controversy, decades-long study finds no link |
Elderly Cancer Survivors at Disability Risk
(18-Apr-2006)
Study finds women who beat the disease were less able to perform daily tasks |
Better Minority Cancer Screening a Phone Call Away
(17-Apr-2006)
Reminding women it's time for mammogram or Pap smear works, experts say |
Fewer Mammograms May Boost Black Women's Breast Cancer Risk
(17-Apr-2006)
Finding suggests more needs to be done to increase screening rates |
Better Minority Cancer Screening a Phone Call Away
(17-Apr-2006)
Reminding women it's time for mammogram or Pap smear works, experts say |
Better Minority Cancer Screening a Phone Call Away
(17-Apr-2006)
Reminding women it's time for mammogram or Pap smear works, experts say |
U.S. Doctors Offer Free Head-and-Neck Cancer Screening
(17-Apr-2006)
Former baseball great and cancer survivor Brett Butler heads up the effort |
U.S. Doctors Offer Free Head-and-Neck Cancer Screening
(17-Apr-2006)
Former baseball great and cancer survivor Brett Butler heads up the effort |
Melanoma That Recurs More Prevalent Than Thought
(17-Apr-2006)
Nearly 15 percent of patients at risk of second diagnosis within two years, study says |
Test Points to Aggressive Cervical Cancer
(13-Apr-2006)
High tumor glucose uptake means poorer survival, researchers say |
Online Cancer Resource Helps Asian Americans
(13-Apr-2006)
New Web site provides multilingual data and advice |
Feel-Good Tanning May Be Addiction
(13-Apr-2006)
Ultraviolet rays produce endorphins, study suggests |
Colonoscopy Still Best Defense Against Colorectal Cancer
(12-Apr-2006)
A healthy lifestyle helps, but regular screens are 'gold standard,' experts say |
Colonoscopy Still Best Defense Against Colorectal Cancer
(12-Apr-2006)
A healthy lifestyle helps, but regular screens are 'gold standard,' experts say |
't Cause Breast Cancer: Study
(11-Apr-2006)
But treatment isn't risk-free, so women should consult their doctors, experts say |
Tumor Cell Receptors Key to Breast Cancer Care
(11-Apr-2006)
Estrogen-negative cells more vulnerable to chemotherapy, study finds |
Nanotechnology Zaps Prostate Tumor Cells
(11-Apr-2006)
Organic particles aid chemo in destroying cancer |
High Cholesterol Linked to Prostate Cancer
(11-Apr-2006)
Italian researchers find a direct connection, but U.S. experts call for more study |
Tumor Cell Receptors Key to Breast Cancer Care
(11-Apr-2006)
Estrogen-negative cells more vulnerable to chemotherapy, study finds |
New Findings Challenge Standard Breast Cancer Care
(10-Apr-2006)
Women with specific tumor types may need more aggressive treatment |
Parents Can Help in Children's Drug Trials
(10-Apr-2006)
They are accurate reporters of how kids are faring, study finds |
Sisters Study Seeks Breast Cancer Answers
(09-Apr-2006)
U.S. researchers will look at potential genetic, environmental causes |
Scientists Seek Cancer's Early Warning Signs
(07-Apr-2006)
A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
Food Antioxidants, Vitamin D Fight Breast Cancer
(07-Apr-2006)
These compounds may also lower risk for ovarian tumors, studies find |
Scientists Seek Cancer's Early Warning Signs
(07-Apr-2006)
A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
Scientists Seek Cancer's Early Warning Signs
(07-Apr-2006)
A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
Food Antioxidants, Vitamin D Fight Breast Cancer
(07-Apr-2006)
These compounds may also lower risk for ovarian tumors, studies find |
Scientists Seek Cancer's Early Warning Signs
(07-Apr-2006)
A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
Food Antioxidants, Vitamin D Fight Breast Cancer
(07-Apr-2006)
These compounds may also lower risk for ovarian tumors, studies find |
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Gives Long-Term Protection
(06-Apr-2006)
Nearly 5 years later, it still shields women from tumor-causing virus, researchers say |
Ovary Removal May Boost Long-Term Dementia Risk
(06-Apr-2006)
Experts say women must weigh pros and cons for this surgery |
Soy Shows Small Reduction in Breast Cancer Risk
(05-Apr-2006)
But association not strong enough to suggest women take supplements, study says |
Combo Therapy May Fight Aggressive Breast Cancer
(05-Apr-2006)
Adding a drug to Herceptin could improve outcomes, researchers say |
Ginger an Ovarian Cancer Killer
(05-Apr-2006)
The spice could prove a potent weapon against malignancy, researchers say |
Cancer Prevention Efforts Paying Off: Report
(05-Apr-2006)
Tobacco use ebbs to lowest point in decades, but challenges still remain, report finds |
Genes Play Role in Nonsmoker's Lung Cancer
(04-Apr-2006)
Family members also at risk when a never-smoker gets the disease, study finds |
Prostate Drug Might Boost Heart Risks
(04-Apr-2006)
In mouse study, doxazosin helped induce heart failure |
HPV Test Best for Detecting Cervical Cancer
(03-Apr-2006)
Virus-spotting exam is more accurate than Pap smear, study says |
Celebrex Might Protect Against Colon Cancer
(03-Apr-2006)
Lowered incidence of precancerous lesions found in two studies |
Nicotine Might Thwart Chemotherapy for Lung Cancer
(03-Apr-2006)
Even gums and patches might spell trouble, new research suggests |
Nicotine Might Thwart Chemotherapy for Lung Cancer
(03-Apr-2006)
Even gums and patches might spell trouble, new research suggests |
Delaying Surgery for Bladder Cancer Costly
(31-Mar-2006)
Patients who had operation after 93 days from diagnosis more likely to die, study says |
Online Support Eases Breast Cancer Stress
(30-Mar-2006)
Talking with others brings understanding, researchers say |
System Keeps Scan Results From Going Astray
(30-Mar-2006)
Lost or misdirected MRI, CT scans can have devastating consequences for patients |
Lymph Node Removal May Boost Stomach Cancer Survival
(30-Mar-2006)
But more extensive procedure increased short-term side effects, study found |
Scientists Spot Factor in Cancer's Spread
(29-Mar-2006)
A key protein lures malignant cells to bone, study finds |
Fetal Environment May Influence Adult Cancer Risk
(29-Mar-2006)
In mice, boosting uterine antioxidant levels also raised offspring's lifetime odds for cancer |
Scientists Spot Factor in Cancer's Spread
(29-Mar-2006)
A key protein lures malignant cells to bone, study finds |
Ultrasound Spots Breast Cancer in Pregnant Women
(28-Mar-2006)
Don't neglect breast exams, symptoms during pregnancy, experts warn |
Smoking, Drinking Linked to Early Onset of Colorectal Cancer
(28-Mar-2006)
Finding suggests need for some people to be screened before age 50, researchers say |
Smoking, Drinking Linked to Early Onset of Colorectal Cancer
(28-Mar-2006)
Finding suggests need for some people to be screened before age 50, researchers say |
Weight Training Benefits Breast-Cancer Survivors
(27-Mar-2006)
Besides physical benefits, the women reported better quality of life, study found |
Antidepressants May Fight Colorectal Cancer
(27-Mar-2006)
Study finds lower incidence in people taking SSRI drugs |
Nanoparticles May Be Future of Cancer Care
(27-Mar-2006)
Super-small particles destroy malignant cells, leave healthy ones alone |
Antidepressants May Fight Colorectal Cancer
(27-Mar-2006)
Study finds lower incidence in people taking SSRI drugs |
Older Smokers More Likely to Quit for Good
(27-Mar-2006)
Their rate of relapse is half that of younger puffers |
Poor Sources Guide Prostate Cancer Treatment Decisions
(27-Mar-2006)
Biased, inconsistent information does men a disservice, researchers say |
Antidepressants May Fight Colorectal Cancer
(27-Mar-2006)
Study finds lower incidence in people taking SSRI drugs |
Health Tip: Tanning Beds Especially Dangerous to Younger People
(27-Mar-2006)
Organizations warn that those under 35 double their skin cancer risk |
Mucus Test Might Track Lung Cancer Risk
(24-Mar-2006)
Screen needs fine-tuning, but shows promise, researchers say |
Smoking Can Kill In Middle Age
(24-Mar-2006)
Study shows rise in death rate, but quitting cuts the risk |
'Smart Bomb' Anti-Cancer Therapy Shows Promise
(23-Mar-2006)
Tumor-killing virus hides in immune cells to target malignancy |
Health Tip: Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer
(23-Mar-2006)
Age and family history are key
|
New Pill Cleanses Bowel Before Colonoscopy
(22-Mar-2006)
For people who can't tolerate liquid preparations |
Black Women More Likely to Die From Breast Cancer
(21-Mar-2006)
U.S. study finds a lack of recommended care may be to blame |
Two-Doctor Care Best for Breast Cancer Survivors
(21-Mar-2006)
GP plus specialist helps them stay healthy, study finds |
Genetic Tests for Cancer Not Perfect
(21-Mar-2006)
They missed 12% of mutations among breast-cancer patients, study finds |
Genetic Tests for Cancer Not Perfect
(21-Mar-2006)
They missed 12% of mutations among breast-cancer patients, study finds |
Asymmetrical Breasts May Raise Cancer Risk
(20-Mar-2006)
Study finds odds for malignancy rise when breasts are of differing size |
Implanted Wafer Helps Fight Brain Cancer
(17-Mar-2006)
Gliadel Wafer releases chemotherapy directly to tumor, researchers say |
Alzheimer's Drug Helps Brain Tumor Patients
(17-Mar-2006)
Aricept improved thinking, mood after radiation therapy, researchers say |
omen Relief
(17-Mar-2006)
Most had no regrets after opting for removal of unaffected breast, study found |
Imaging System Helps Detect Cervical Pre-Cancer
(17-Mar-2006)
For women who have abnormal Pap test |
Longer Drug Therapy Helps Bone Marrow Disease Patients
(17-Mar-2006)
'Maintenance' treatment with decitabine may improve MDS outcomes, study finds |
Longer Drug Therapy Helps Bone Marrow Disease Patients
(17-Mar-2006)
'Maintenance' treatment with decitabine may improve MDS outcomes, study finds |
Health Tip: Non-Smokers Get Lung Cancer, Too
(17-Mar-2006)
Environmental exposure and genetics also can play a part |
Whites Have Higher Blood Levels of Cancer-Linked PFCs
(16-Mar-2006)
The industrial chemicals are found in insecticides, non-stick coatings |
Chili's Heat Kills Prostate Cancer Cells
(16-Mar-2006)
Someday, capsaicin in peppers might help prevent tumor recurrence, researchers say |
Genes May Help Guide Lung Cancer Care
(15-Mar-2006)
RNA profile could spot patients in need of aggressive treatment, researchers say |
Urban Air Clean-Ups Save Lives
(15-Mar-2006)
Ridding skies of particulate matter cuts heart, respiratory deaths, study finds |
Outlook Improving for Heart, Lung Transplant Recipients
(15-Mar-2006)
More than two-thirds survive at least 3 years, study shows |
Virus May Raise Skin Cancer Risk
(15-Mar-2006)
Human papillomavirus more prevalent in patients with specific malignancy |
Drug Eases Bone Marrow Cancer Burden
(13-Mar-2006)
Decitabine boosts quality of life for MDS patients, study finds |
Colon Cancer Screening Saves Lives
(11-Mar-2006)
During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, experts are urging Americans to get tested |
Experts Debate Thalidomide's Promise Against Myeloma
(10-Mar-2006)
Two studies show a benefit, but offer conflicting results on patient survival |
Procedure Spares Hearing After Acoustic Neuroma
(09-Mar-2006)
Excising these benign tumors from above the ear works best, study finds |
Procedure Spares Hearing After Acoustic Neuroma
(09-Mar-2006)
Excising these benign tumors from above the ear works best, study finds |
Spit Test Spots Oral Cancer
(09-Mar-2006)
Saliva holds gene 'signature' that warns of early disease, study finds |
Thalidomide Gives Boost to Myeloma Therapy
(08-Mar-2006)
Once-maligned drug is proving a friend to those fighting blood cancer |
Reeve's Death Puts Focus on Women's Lung Cancer Risk
(08-Mar-2006)
More research needed into gender-based disease differences, experts say |
Could Antiperspirants Raise Breast Cancer Risk?
(06-Mar-2006)
It's a question that needs investigating, experts say |
Health Tip: Colonoscopy Can Detect Early Signs of Cancer
(06-Mar-2006)
Here's what you'll have to do |
Erbitux Approved to Treat Head and Neck Cancers
(03-Mar-2006)
First new drug for these types of cancer in decades |
Mammograms Sometimes Spot Non-Threatening Growths
(02-Mar-2006)
But this 'over-diagnosis' is no reason to forego regular screening, an expert says |
Targeting Liver Extends Metastatic Colon Cancer Survival
(02-Mar-2006)
Delivery system pumps drug directly to the organ, researchers say |
Gingko Biloba May Help Fight Cancer
(01-Mar-2006)
Mouse study suggests promise, but researchers remain cautious |
Gingko Biloba May Help Fight Cancer
(01-Mar-2006)
Mouse study suggests promise, but researchers remain cautious |
Cancer Drug Approved for Rheumatoid Arthritis
(01-Mar-2006)
In cases where other drugs don't work |
Blood Protein Could Signal Lung Disease Risk
(01-Mar-2006)
CRP, commonly used to spot heart disease, may have another role, experts say |
Benign Breast Findings Can Still Pose Dangers
(28-Feb-2006)
New findings suggest removing 'papillary lesions' is best |
Japan A-Bomb Effects Linger 60 Years Later
(28-Feb-2006)
Many children exposed to radiation are now elderly with thyroid problems, study finds
|
Combo Therapy Fights AIDS-Linked Lymphoma
(27-Feb-2006)
HIV-positive cancer patients fared as well as those without the virus, study found |
Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs Won't Boost Lymphoma Risk
(27-Feb-2006)
Instead, study suggests disease-linked inflammation explains patients' heightened risk |
Treating Older Men's Prostate Cancer May Be Wiser Course
(27-Feb-2006)
Study argues against the practice of 'watchful waiting' |
Virus May Have Links to Prostate Cancer
(27-Feb-2006)
The pathogen has never been spotted in humans before, researchers say |
Age Could Alter PSA Readings
(24-Feb-2006)
Men under 70 may need different criterion for spotting prostate cancer, study suggests |
Health Tip: Rare Condition Predisposes People to Cancer
(23-Feb-2006)
Risk of colorectal cancer as high as 80 percent |
Breast Cancer Drugs Limit Post-Surgery Recurrence
(22-Feb-2006)
Promising findings on Taxotere and Herceptin in new trial |
Westernization Driving Up South Korean Breast Cancer Rate
(21-Feb-2006)
Reseachers believe high-fat diets and other factors are behind the trend |
Gene Mutations May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
(20-Feb-2006)
Women with variants of LEP or LEPR genes face higher risks, study suggests |
Exercise May Not Shield Women from Colorectal Cancer
(17-Feb-2006)
Study finds no link, but more research could still show a benefit, experts say |
Exercise May Not Shield Women from Colorectal Cancer
(17-Feb-2006)
Study finds no link, but more research could still show a benefit, experts say |
HRT Raises Risk for Specific Breast Cancers
(16-Feb-2006)
Odds for non-ductal malignancies, especially, rise with hormone use, study finds |
Younger Women With Hereditary Breast Cancer Risk Tumor in Other Breast
(15-Feb-2006)
The chance could be six times higher than normal, study suggests |
Calcium, Vitamin D Won't Protect Older Women From Fracture
(15-Feb-2006)
Daily supplements won't shield this group from colon cancer, either, study finds |
Vitamins C and E May Help Lower Smokers' Cancer Risk
(15-Feb-2006)
Vitamin C supplements counteract smoking-linked vitamin E depletion, study finds |
Common MRI Drug May Help Fight Cancer
(14-Feb-2006)
The 'contrast agent' mangafodipir boosts chemo effectiveness, study suggests |
Aspirin Derivative May Treat Recurrence of Ovarian Cancer
(14-Feb-2006)
Studies on tumor cells in lab show promise, researcher says |
Antioxidant Supplements Don't Protect Against Prostate Cancer
(14-Feb-2006)
But vitamin E may be of some help to smokers, study finds |
Aspirin Derivative May Treat Recurrence of Ovarian Cancer
(14-Feb-2006)
Studies on tumor cells in lab show promise, researcher says |
Nutrition Answers Just a Mouse Click Away
(13-Feb-2006)
American Institute for Cancer Research offers free diet advice over the Web |
Asthma Boosts Odds for Other Chronic Health Woes
(13-Feb-2006)
But it's not clear the respiratory disorder is the cause of these illnesses, experts say
|
High-Risk Black Men Least Likely to Get Prostate Cancer Tests
(13-Feb-2006)
Just 25% of U.S. blacks in their 60s undergo PSA blood tests, study finds |
Poverty Behind Poor Prostate Cancer Outcomes in Black Men
(13-Feb-2006)
Study suggests low income and lack of education, not race, shortens survival |
Biopsies Still Best for Detecting Breast Cancer
(09-Feb-2006)
They're more accurate than imaging tests like MRIs, study finds |
Surgeries to Remove Precancerous Cervical Lesions Raise Obstetric Risks
(09-Feb-2006)
One expert believes doctors should return to older, safer method |
Organ Removal Not the Only Option for Kidney Cancer Patients
(09-Feb-2006)
For small tumors, excising just the cancer may be enough, experts say |
U.S. Cancer Deaths Drop for First Time in More Than 70 Years
(09-Feb-2006)
Experts point to lifestyle changes, earlier screening and better therapies |
Drug Extends Head and Neck Cancer Survival
(08-Feb-2006)
Cetuximab-radiation combo almost doubles survival compared to radiation alone, study finds |
Drug Extends Head and Neck Cancer Survival
(08-Feb-2006)
Cetuximab-radiation combo almost doubles survival compared to radiation alone, study finds |
Drug Extends Head and Neck Cancer Survival
(08-Feb-2006)
Cetuximab-radiation combo almost doubles survival compared to radiation alone, study finds |
Low-Fat Diets Don't Protect Postmenopausal Women
(07-Feb-2006)
Trio of studies found no effect on risk of breast and colon cancer, or heart disease |
Low-Fat Diets Don't Protect Postmenopausal Women
(07-Feb-2006)
Trio of studies found no effect on risk of breast and colon cancer, or heart disease |
Researchers Report Big Gains Against Cervical Cancer
(04-Feb-2006)
Death rates are down, and an experimental vaccine holds great promise |
New Cancer Treatment Targets Breast Ducts
(03-Feb-2006)
The novel approach could be easier on patients, researchers say |
Pot Smoking Could Raise Odds for Bladder Cancer
(03-Feb-2006)
Small study found nine out of 10 patients had regularly used marijuana |
Tumor-Suppressor Gene Helps Prevent Head and Neck Cancer
(03-Feb-2006)
The finding could point the way to new treatments, researchers say |
Chemotherapy Can Help Older Breast Cancer Patients, Too
(02-Feb-2006)
If they're healthy, they stand to gain from the treatment, new research finds |
Variety of Breast Cancer Patients Turn to Web for Support
(02-Feb-2006)
Age, income didn't predict who'd use online resources, study found |
Fatty Acid May Spur Prostate Cancer Growth
(02-Feb-2006)
Balancing omega-6 fatty acids with omega-3s is the prudent course, study suggests |
Chemotherapy Can Help Older Breast Cancer Patients, Too
(02-Feb-2006)
If they're healthy, they stand to gain from the treatment, new research finds |
Health Tip: Understanding Neurofibromatosis
(01-Feb-2006)
A relatively rare disorder |
Surgeon's Area of Specialty Affects Ovarian Cancer Results
(31-Jan-2006)
But hospital volume and surgeon experience has little impact, studies find |
Melanoma Vaccine for Dogs May Aid Humans
(31-Jan-2006)
About 40% of animals respond to experimental treatment, researchers say |
Health Tip: Can Green Tea Prevent Cancer?
(30-Jan-2006)
FDA says there's no proof |
Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
(30-Jan-2006)
Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
(30-Jan-2006)
Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
(30-Jan-2006)
Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
Fatalism, Ignorance Keep Many From Needed Cancer Checks
(30-Jan-2006)
And too many doctors are failing to recommend screening, survey finds |
Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
(30-Jan-2006)
Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
Health Tip: Can Green Tea Prevent Cancer?
(30-Jan-2006)
FDA says there's no proof |
Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
(30-Jan-2006)
Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
(30-Jan-2006)
Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
Soy Claim as Heart Helper in Dispute
(27-Jan-2006)
New findings could change FDA rules on claims made by soy products |
Key Enzyme Linked to Cancer Risk
(27-Jan-2006)
Mice lacking the DFF gene had triple the rate of malignancy, researchers say |
More Smokers Successfully Quit On a Whim
(27-Jan-2006)
Spontaneous decision might beat planning, study finds |
Vaginal Dryness Meds May Counteract Breast Cancer Drugs
(26-Jan-2006)
Small study raises a 'red flag' for patients, researchers say |
FDA Approves New Drug for Two Cancers
(26-Jan-2006)
Sutent works against stomach and kidney cancers |
New Treatment for Stomach and Kidney Cancers
(26-Jan-2006)
Deprives tumors of blood and nutrients |
Post-Mastectomy Breast Reconstruction Rate Remains Low
(25-Jan-2006)
Study finds little change despite recent law mandating insurance coverage |
Lung Cancer Hits Certain Races Harder
(25-Jan-2006)
Blacks and native Hawaiians have highest rates of deadly disease, study finds
|
Timing May Be Key to Hormone Therapy
(24-Jan-2006)
Starting HRT near menopause may boost its heart-healthy effects, study suggests |
Chronic Inflammation Could Spur Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
Study finds higher risk for malignancy in people with key inflammatory marker |
Fish Oil Won't Fight Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
But finding doesn't mean omega-3 fatty acids aren't heart-healthy, experts add |
Vitamin A-Like Compound Fights Lung Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
In mice, bexarotene slowed malignancy by 50 percent, study found |
Radiation Increases Survival for Early Stage Endometrial Cancer
(24-Jan-2006)
Women with stage 1 disease may benefit from the therapy, study suggests
|
Long-Term Survivors Hold Clues to Beating Lung Cancer
(23-Jan-2006)
About 1% of patients deemed 'incurable' beat the odds, study found |
Long-Term Survivors Hold Clues to Beating Lung Cancer
(23-Jan-2006)
About 1% of patients deemed 'incurable' beat the odds, study found |
Deadly Skin Cancer on Rise Among Hispanics
(23-Jan-2006)
Melanoma rates up, particularly for males, study finds |
Curry Spice Plus Cabbage Compound May Fight Cancer
(20-Jan-2006)
Mouse study of prostate tumors suggests real promise from the treatment |
Curry Spice Plus Cabbage Compound May Fight Cancer
(20-Jan-2006)
Mouse study of prostate tumors suggests real promise from the treatment |
Cell Phones Don't Cause Brain Tumors
(19-Jan-2006)
Latest study contradicts earlier research, which had suggested a link |
Hysterectomy Reduces Cancer Odds for High-Risk Women
(18-Jan-2006)
Those with Lynch syndrome may benefit from removal of uterus and ovaries, study reports
|
Quality of Life Predicts Head and Neck Cancer Survival
(18-Jan-2006)
Progress in the first year after surgery could be crucial, study suggests |
Cervical Cancer Screening Rates Improving in U.S.
(18-Jan-2006)
But many states still fall short, new report finds |
Hysterectomy Reduces Cancer Odds for High-Risk Women
(18-Jan-2006)
Those with Lynch syndrome may benefit from removal of uterus and ovaries, study reports
|
Hysterectomy Reduces Cancer Odds for High-Risk Women
(18-Jan-2006)
Those with Lynch syndrome may benefit from removal of uterus and ovaries, study reports
|
New Test Spots More Recurrences of Bladder Cancer
(17-Jan-2006)
Measures key protein found in urine, raises rate of detection of disease |
Dogs Smell Signs of Cancer
(17-Jan-2006)
Small study found they accurately detected presence of disease in human breath samples |
Protein Yields Blood Cancer Clues
(17-Jan-2006)
Findings could further research into acute myeloid leukemia |
Dogs Smell Signs of Cancer
(17-Jan-2006)
Small study found they accurately detected presence of disease in human breath samples |
Protein Yields Blood Cancer Clues
(17-Jan-2006)
Findings could further research into acute myeloid leukemia |
Dogs Smell Signs of Cancer
(17-Jan-2006)
Small study found they accurately detected presence of disease in human breath samples |
Soy May Help Prevent Breast Cancer in Older Women
(16-Jan-2006)
But monkey study suggests it's only true for postmenopausal women with higher levels of estrogen |
Elderly Breast Cancer Patients Have Poorer Survival
(16-Jan-2006)
Their excess mortality isn't linked to other health woes, researchers note |
When Quitting Smoking is a Family Affair
(16-Jan-2006)
New program targets the smoking relatives of lung cancer patients |
Doctors Test Shorter Radiation Therapies for Breast Cancer
(13-Jan-2006)
Targeted techniques could benefit early stage patients, experts say
|
Ginger Could Add Spice to Cancer Care
(13-Jan-2006)
Trial results suggest it eases chemo-related nausea |
New Pap Test No Better Than Conventional One
(13-Jan-2006)
The finding could challenge recent changes in cervical cancer screening guidelines |
Research Reveals Secrets of Cancer's Spread
(12-Jan-2006)
Tumor cells on the periphery are the most deadly, study suggests |
Medicine Winning the War Against Childhood Blood Cancer
(12-Jan-2006)
Cure rate for kids with acute lymphoblastic leukemia could soon reach 90 percent, experts say |
Fatigue Persists for Some Breast Cancer Patients
(11-Jan-2006)
More than 33% say they're tired or weak up to a decade after diagnosis, study finds |
Inhaled Anti-Rejection Drug Boosts Lung Transplant Survival
(11-Jan-2006)
But the medication is not available for widespread use, study notes |
Obesity Hinders Prostate Cancer Detection
(11-Jan-2006)
Finding highlights need for rigorous screening in heavier patients |
Nine States Have Banned Smoking in Public Places
(10-Jan-2006)
But 40 fail to adequately finance tobacco-prevention programs, report says |
PSA Test Might Not Save Lives
(09-Jan-2006)
Study found screening for prostate cancer made no difference in survival rates |
Family History a Risk Factor for Lung Cancer
(06-Jan-2006)
Study suggests current, former smokers who have relatives with disease get screened |
New Screening Combo May Improve Colorectal Cancer Testing
(05-Jan-2006)
It can often eliminate need for colonoscopy, researchers say |
New Screening Combo May Improve Colorectal Cancer Testing
(05-Jan-2006)
It can often eliminate need for colonoscopy, researchers say |
Right Amount of Radiation Improves Odds Against Breast Cancer
(04-Jan-2006)
Giving it after mastectomy increased survival rates after 10 years |
Faulty Breast Stem Cells May Cause Tumors
(04-Jan-2006)
Finding could explain why cancer can recur after chemotherapy, study says |
Gene Plays Key Role in Stopping Spread of Some Cancers
(04-Jan-2006)
Certain tumors silence its ability to make metastatic cells commit suicide, study finds |
Abdominal Chemo Bests Traditional IV Treatment for Ovarian Cancer
(04-Jan-2006)
Average survival increased by nearly 16 months, study reports
|
Abdominal Chemo Bests Traditional IV Treatment for Ovarian Cancer
(04-Jan-2006)
Average survival increased by nearly 16 months, study reports
|
Drug Approved to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
(03-Jan-2006)
Study shows it's more effective than gold-standard preventive |
Cholesterol Drugs Don't Prevent Colon Cancer
(03-Jan-2006)
Two studies douse hopes for statins pulling double duty |
Trans Fat Food Labels Are Coming
(30-Dec-2005)
Starting New Year's Day, labeling also will list potential allergens |
Breast Cancer Survivors Bounce Back Quickly
(29-Dec-2005)
Only two weeks after treatment ends, most women adjust emotionally, researchers find |
Healthy Aging: The 50s -- Time for Your Annual Checkup!
(29-Dec-2005)
Recommended screenings can be a lifesaver, experts say |
Letrozole Improves Breast Cancer Survival
(28-Dec-2005)
Offers better results than tamoxifen, but side effects may influence choice, experts say |
Vitamin D May Prevent Some Cancers
(28-Dec-2005)
But many blacks, elderly aren't getting enough, study suggests |
Vitamin D May Prevent Some Cancers
(28-Dec-2005)
But many blacks, elderly aren't getting enough, study suggests |
Vitamin D May Prevent Some Cancers
(28-Dec-2005)
But many blacks, elderly aren't getting enough, study suggests |
Poorer Black Women Going Without Pap Smears
(27-Dec-2005)
Underserved neighborhoods may have fewer health resources, experts say |
Anti-Smoking Vaccine Shows Promise
(26-Dec-2005)
NicVax helped smokers quit, even when they had little intention to do so |
Green Tea Extract May Fight Leukemia
(23-Dec-2005)
But the research is very preliminary, experts caution |
Prostate Cancer Treatment Causes Bone Loss
(22-Dec-2005)
Men treated with hormonal therapy may need bone-boosting meds, too |
Researchers Unravel Sunlight-Skin Cancer Link
(22-Dec-2005)
UV-B rays tied to two forms of malignncy, but not melanoma |
Compressing Digital Mammograms May Improve Detection
(21-Dec-2005)
It rids the screen of background "noise," expert explains |
Aggressive Immune Response Helps Colorectal Cancer Patients
(21-Dec-2005)
The discovery may lead to more effective treatments, researchers say
|
Chest X-Rays Often Wrong About Lung Cancer
(21-Dec-2005)
The majority of abnormal findings prove to be false positives, study finds |
Aggressive Immune Response Helps Colorectal Cancer Patients
(21-Dec-2005)
The discovery may lead to more effective treatments, researchers say
|
Complications Common With Post-Mastectomy Breast Implants
(20-Dec-2005)
Almost a third of women will encounter problems, a new study finds |
Gene May Undermine Tamoxifen's Effectiveness
(19-Dec-2005)
Ten percent of white breast cancer survivors carry the mutation, researchers say |
Radiation After Lumpectomy Improves Survival Odds
(16-Dec-2005)
International trial found it made a difference 15 years later |
Study That Discredited HRT Was Flawed, Experts Say
(16-Dec-2005)
More research would be needed to overturn those findings, however |
Human Epigenome Project Could Help Cure Disease
(15-Dec-2005)
Scientists push for a new effort to understand mechanisms that direct DNA |
Scientists Discover New Skin Color Gene
(15-Dec-2005)
Research with zebrafish could help fight against melanoma, study suggests |
3 Million Americans Could Have Barrett's Esophagus
(14-Dec-2005)
The condition leads to esophageal cancer, researchers say |
Gleevec Stops Leukemia Over Long Term
(14-Dec-2005)
Remission approaches five years for most patients with chronic myeloid leukemia |
Vaccinating Bone Marrow Donor Helps Protect Recipient
(14-Dec-2005)
It shields patients from a deadly pneumonia, sudy finds |
Fiber May Not Protect Against Colorectal Cancer
(13-Dec-2005)
The largest study ever found no reduced risk |
High Insulin Levels Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
(13-Dec-2005)
Study of male smokers saw twofold risk increase for those with highest levels
|
Fiber May Not Protect Against Colorectal Cancer
(13-Dec-2005)
The largest study ever found no reduced risk |
Blacks, Women Underrepresented in Lung Cancer Trials: Study
(12-Dec-2005)
Researchers call for recruitment strategies to correct the problem |
Vitamin D Boosts Lung Health
(12-Dec-2005)
But it's too soon to recommend supplements just to improve breathing, experts say |
Tea Reduces Ovarian Cancer Risk
(12-Dec-2005)
Women who drink tea can cut their risk by almost 50 percent |
PSA Velocity Test Can Be Skewed by Lifestyle Factors: Study
(12-Dec-2005)
They include age, race, dietary and smoking habits, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Survivors Face Increased Cancer Risk
(09-Dec-2005)
But experts stress the absolute odds of a future malignancy are small |
Frequent, Low-Dose Chemo Fights Advanced Breast Cancer
(08-Dec-2005)
Given in combination with Avastin, it delayed progression by 5.5 months |
Fighting Cancer May Mean Fighting 'Fate'
(08-Dec-2005)
A belief that illness is 'meant to be' can prove deadly, experts say |
Low-Dose Estrogen May Fight Breast Cancer
(07-Dec-2005)
It could aid patients whose tumors have become resistant to hormone therapy, reseachers say |
More Colon Cancer Patients Get Chemotherapy
(06-Dec-2005)
But one-third are still missing out on the therapy, study finds |
Two Drugs Boost Endometrial Cancer Survival
(06-Dec-2005)
Doxorubicin and cisplatin after surgery help fight advanced disease, study found |
More Colon Cancer Patients Get Chemotherapy
(06-Dec-2005)
But one-third are still missing out on the therapy, study finds |
High-Dose Chemo Effective for Advanced Breast Cancer: Study
(02-Dec-2005)
val rates |
Infertility Boosts Testicular Cancer Risk
(02-Dec-2005)
Screening subfertile men for the disease makes sense, expert says |
Cancer Group Lists Top Treatment Advances for 2005
(02-Dec-2005)
Inroads against breast, lung and stomach tumors, plus two cervical cancer vaccines |
Blacks, Hispanics Less Likely to Use Nicotine Replacement Rx
(02-Dec-2005)
Money is not the issue, a new VA study finds |
High-Dose Chemo Effective for Advanced Breast Cancer: Study
(02-Dec-2005)
val rates |
Mammograms Move to the Web
(29-Nov-2005)
'Telemammography' could be a boon to rural women, study finds |
Powerful Breast Cancer Drug Carries High Price
(29-Nov-2005)
Herceptin fights malignancy -- but at $40,000 a year, experts say |
Laser Surgery Effective for Liver Cancer, Research Shows
(29-Nov-2005)
But not all surgeons agree the method is as good a standard surgery |
Computer Detection Improves Virtual Colonoscopy
(29-Nov-2005)
Researchers spotted 89.3 percent of patients with polyps 10 millimeters or larger |
Laser Surgery Effective for Liver Cancer, Research Shows
(29-Nov-2005)
But not all surgeons agree the method is as good a standard surgery |
New Technology May Improve On Mammography
(28-Nov-2005)
Tomosynthesis cuts down on false-positives, study shows |
Distance Can Decide Breast Cancer Care
(28-Nov-2005)
Rural women often face mastectomy if radiation isn't a near-by option, study finds |
Too Many Cancer Patients Continue to Smoke
(28-Nov-2005)
Study finds not enough is being done to help the newly diagnosed quit |
Injected Virus Kills Brain Cancer in Mice
(25-Nov-2005)
The treatment shows real promise, researchers say |
Cancer Vaccine Research Gets a Boost
(25-Nov-2005)
An existing drug thwarts a tumor's ability to trick immune system, researchers say |
Genes May Predict Childhood Cancer Prognosis
(23-Nov-2005)
Finding could help doctors treating neuroblastomas, researchers say
|
Genes May Predict Childhood Cancer Prognosis
(23-Nov-2005)
Finding could help doctors treating neuroblastomas, researchers say
|
Radiation Therapy Raises Hip Fracture Risk
(22-Nov-2005)
Women receiving the treatment for pelvic cancers need monitoring, experts say |
Radiation Therapy Raises Hip Fracture Risk
(22-Nov-2005)
Women receiving the treatment for pelvic cancers need monitoring, experts say |
Muscular Dystrophy Gives Clue to Cancer Wasting
(21-Nov-2005)
A cellular protein connects the two, researchers say |
Protein Test Points to Early Lung Cancer
(21-Nov-2005)
Spotting the disease in its first stages is crucial, experts say |
Third of Cancers Caused by Modifiable Risk Factors
(17-Nov-2005)
Tobacco, alcohol and lack of exercise are culprits in Western nations, survey finds |
Great American Smokeout Arrives Thursday
(16-Nov-2005)
Annual event urges smokers to kick the habit for good |
Great American Smokeout Arrives Thursday
(16-Nov-2005)
Annual event urges smokers to kick the habit for good |
Melanoma Is More Than One Disease
(16-Nov-2005)
Prevention, treatment efforts should be targeted for specific types, study says |
Long-Term Study Proves Tamoxifen Helps Prevent Breast Cancer
(15-Nov-2005)
Final results of 13-year-study confirm drug a preventive for healthy women at high risk |
Placenta Size May Affect Breast Cancer Risk
(15-Nov-2005)
Heavier weight might indicate an increased risk, Swedish researchers report
|
New Clues to Vitamin A Resistance in Lung Cancer Found
(15-Nov-2005)
Study found new receptor that might explain why patients don't respond to treatment |
cine Improves Survival
(15-Nov-2005)
Longer follow-up, larger study needed, researchers say |
New Drug Might Help Prevent Breast Cancer
(11-Nov-2005)
Mouse studies of tamoxifen-like agent look promising |
Reflux-Linked Esophagus Cancer On the Rise
(10-Nov-2005)
Rates for adenocarcinoma of the esophagus are soaring, and experts aren't sure why |
Genes May Influence Response to Brain-Tumor Treatments
(09-Nov-2005)
Study finding could lead to tailored therapies for individual patients |
FDA Denies Lycopene Supplement Health Claims
(09-Nov-2005)
Agency says there's little proof to substantiate cancer-prevention assertions |
Aspirin May Help Prevent Throat Cancer
(08-Nov-2005)
Study finds NSAID painkillers may fight malignancy linked to Barrett's esophagus |
Blacks More Likely to Forego Lung Cancer Surgery
(08-Nov-2005)
They may be misinformed about risks linked to these procedures, experts say |
Ovarian Cancer Screening Methods Inaccurate
(07-Nov-2005)
False-positive results cause too many women to undergo unnecessary surgeries, study finds |
New Treatment Target for Deadly Brain Tumors
(04-Nov-2005)
Activating a cancer cell protein could fight glioblastoma multiforme, study suggests |
Enzyme Might Be Culprit in Skin Cancer's Spread
(03-Nov-2005)
Helps tumor cells move around body; finding could lead to therapies, experts say |
Snuff Use Not a Good Route to Quitting Smoking
(03-Nov-2005)
Switching to smokeless tobacco products carries its own risks, researchers warn |
FDA Approves Pancreatic Cancer Drug
(03-Nov-2005)
Tarceva to be used in combination with gemcitabine chemotherapy |
Enzyme Might Be Culprit in Skin Cancer's Spread
(03-Nov-2005)
Helps tumor cells move around body; finding could lead to therapies, experts say |
Enzyme Might Be Culprit in Skin Cancer's Spread
(03-Nov-2005)
Helps tumor cells move around body; finding could lead to therapies, experts say |
Soy Safe for Postmenopausal Women
(02-Nov-2005)
Studies suggest it's an effective alternative to HRT in easing menopausal symptoms |
Diabetes Raises Colon Cancer Risk
(01-Nov-2005)
Findings highlight the need for proper colorectal screening in diabetics |
Screen-And-Treat Approach Cuts Cervical Cancer Deaths
(01-Nov-2005)
In poorer countries, treating immediately after diagnosis could save lives, study shows |
New Technology Boosts Lung Cancer Treatment
(01-Nov-2005)
High-dose radiation may now be available to sicker patients, researchers say |
Misconceptions Still Shroud Smoking
(01-Nov-2005)
The right information can help smokers quit, study finds |
Protein Helps Vitamin E Fight Cancer
(01-Nov-2005)
TAP might also serve as early marker for prostate tumors |
A Shopping Cart of Cancer Fighters
(31-Oct-2005)
Research sheds light on possible tumor-taming properties of vegetables and herbs |
Young Blacks at Higher Colon Cancer Risk
(31-Oct-2005)
They're also more prone to tough-to-spot right-sided cancers, researchers report |
Women More Prone to Tobacco-Linked Colon Cancer
(31-Oct-2005)
And a second study finds colonoscopy safely benefits patients over 70 |
A Shopping Cart of Cancer Fighters
(31-Oct-2005)
Research sheds light on possible tumor-taming properties of vegetables and herbs |
Cheek Swab Helps Spot Early Lung Cancer
(31-Oct-2005)
But experts say the test may not yet be accurate enough for widespread use |
A Shopping Cart of Cancer Fighters
(31-Oct-2005)
Research sheds light on possible tumor-taming properties of vegetables and herbs |
A Shopping Cart of Cancer Fighters
(31-Oct-2005)
Research sheds light on possible tumor-taming properties of vegetables and herbs |
U.S. Mammography Rates Falling
(30-Oct-2005)
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month ends, one expert warns of disturbing trend |
Study Will Look at Minority Breast Cancer Survival
(28-Oct-2005)
Research to focus on why minority patients face a higher death risk |
Gene Boosts Breast Cancer Risk
(28-Oct-2005)
Mutation raises odds in women with strong family history, study finds |
Computer Industry Workers May Face Health Risks
(28-Oct-2005)
Preliminary study shows higher odds of certain cancers in some workers |
Gene Boosts Breast Cancer Risk
(28-Oct-2005)
Mutation raises odds in women with strong family history, study finds |
Gene Discovery Could Broaden Cancer Research
(27-Oct-2005)
Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
Iressa Doesn't Improve Odds Against Lung Cancer
(27-Oct-2005)
But nonsmokers and Asians saw some survival benefit, researchers note |
Chewing Gum Speeds Surgery Recovery
(27-Oct-2005)
Patients who chewed went home a day earlier after colon operation |
Gene Discovery Could Broaden Cancer Research
(27-Oct-2005)
Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
Gene Discovery Could Broaden Cancer Research
(27-Oct-2005)
Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
Iressa Doesn't Improve Odds Against Lung Cancer
(27-Oct-2005)
But nonsmokers and Asians saw some survival benefit, researchers note |
Some Vegetables May Protect Against Lung Cancer
(27-Oct-2005)
Genetics seem to determine whether foods like cabbage, broccoli help, study finds |
Gene Discovery Could Broaden Cancer Research
(27-Oct-2005)
Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
Iressa Doesn't Improve Odds Against Lung Cancer
(27-Oct-2005)
But nonsmokers and Asians saw some survival benefit, researchers note |
Screening, Therapies Behind Drop in Breast Cancer Death Rates
(26-Oct-2005)
Chemotherapy, tamoxifen responsible for more than half the drop, study finds
|
Gene Profile Predicts Leukemia's Course
(26-Oct-2005)
Test may help doctors spot aggressive form of chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
Oxygen Reduces Risk of Wound Infection
(25-Oct-2005)
The higher the mixture, the lower the likelihood of problems, study finds |
Blood Test Might Spot Colon Cancer
(25-Oct-2005)
It may prove a less invasive screening option for those at risk, experts say |
Chemotherapy Errors Rare But Dangerous
(25-Oct-2005)
Study found mistakes in 1 in 30 treatments ordered |
Urine Test Could Spot Bladder Cancer
(25-Oct-2005)
A noninvasive screen is badly needed, experts say |
Oxygen Reduces Risk of Wound Infection
(25-Oct-2005)
The higher the mixture, the lower the likelihood of problems, study finds |
Longer Tamoxifen Treatment Best for Younger Breast Cancer Patients
(24-Oct-2005)
The impact on survival takes years to observe, study finds |
Statins Don't Affect Breast Cancer Risk
(24-Oct-2005)
Large study counters previous research on the cholesterol-lowering drugs |
Side Effects Trouble Breast Cancer Patients on Hormone Therapy
(21-Oct-2005)
If injections could reduce hot flashes, women would opt for shots, study finds |
Jekyll-Hyde Protein May Contribute to Leukemia
(21-Oct-2005)
Study with mice cells could lead to new treatment options, study suggests |
Less Invasive Surgery Works for Sinus Tumors
(20-Oct-2005)
Greater number of patients remain free of disease, study finds |
Research Into Obesity-Cancer Link Gets Big Boost
(20-Oct-2005)
National Cancer Institute will give $54 million to four U.S. centers |
Herceptin Proves a Wonder Drug for Breast Cancer
(19-Oct-2005)
In clinical trials, it reduced recurrence and prolonged survival |
Higher Risk of Lung Cancer Among Blacks Explained
(19-Oct-2005)
Study found faulty cellular checkpoints hurt ability to repair DNA damage |
No Link Between Pot Smoking, Cancer
(19-Oct-2005)
Marijuana smoke contains THC, which may inhibit cancer, an expert says |
Prostate Cancer Screening Cuts Death Risk
(19-Oct-2005)
Study found those patients who had taken PSA test annually had higher survival rates |
Gene Mutations Linked to Breast Cancer in Black Women
(18-Oct-2005)
Study findings suggest genetic testing would be worthwhile, experts say |
Chemo, Radiation Beat Back 2nd Round of Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Oct-2005)
Combo improves chances of survival for these patients, study finds |
Chemo, Radiation Beat Back 2nd Round of Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Oct-2005)
Combo improves chances of survival for these patients, study finds |
Radiation After Prostate Cancer Surgery Boosts Survival
(18-Oct-2005)
It reduces the chance of tumor recurrence, new study finds |
Prostate Surgery Safe for Older Men
(18-Oct-2005)
Rates of death, complications are low if patient is in good health, study finds |
Marital Status Affects Prostate Cancer Treatment Choices
(18-Oct-2005)
Study found men with spouses more likely to seek radiation for advanced disease |
Chemo-Radiation Combo Best Before Rectal Cancer Surgery
(18-Oct-2005)
Study found tumor easier to remove, less likely to return |
Chemo-Radiation Combo Best Before Rectal Cancer Surgery
(18-Oct-2005)
Study found tumor easier to remove, less likely to return |
Chemo, Radiation Beat Back 2nd Round of Head, Neck Cancers
(18-Oct-2005)
Combo improves chances of survival for these patients, study finds |
One-Week Breast Cancer Radiation Shows Promise
(17-Oct-2005)
It may prove a valuable option for treatment of early-stage tumors |
Marriage Won't Affect Breast Cancer Prognosis
(17-Oct-2005)
Outlook is the same, whether single, married, widowed or divorced, study says |
Doctors Can Halve Radiation Dose for Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(17-Oct-2005)
And virtually all patients will enjoy high survival rates, study finds |
No Link Between Diabetes, Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(17-Oct-2005)
However, diabetic patients do have poorer survival rates, study finds |
Blood Test May Spot Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(17-Oct-2005)
A reliable screen would help doctors match treatments to individual patients |
Doctors Can Halve Radiation Dose for Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(17-Oct-2005)
And virtually all patients will enjoy high survival rates, study finds |
Breast Cancer Treatment Guide Aimed at Hispanic Women
(14-Oct-2005)
The free Spanish-language booklet covers lumpectomy, mastectomy options |
Health Tip: Hair Loss in Women With Cancer
(14-Oct-2005)
A wig can help you look and feel better |
Test Could Spot Asbestos-Linked Lung Cancer
(12-Oct-2005)
Early detection is key to treating mesothelioma, experts say |
Patient Blood Bank Will Spur Ovarian Cancer Research
(12-Oct-2005)
The goal: an early detection test for malignancy's return |
Added Illnesses May Explain Breast Cancer 'Race Gap'
(11-Oct-2005)
Higher rates of heart disease, diabetes could lower survival for black patients, study suggests |
Colonscopy Not Advised for Sick Elderly
(10-Oct-2005)
Study finds its risks may outweigh potential benefits |
Doctor-Focused Colorectal Screening Campaign Fails
(10-Oct-2005)
Despite outreach, physicians exposed to the program didn't raise patient screening rates |
Cancer Misdiagnosed in 12% of Cases: Study
(10-Oct-2005)
Improper tissue sampling, reading often the culprits, researchers say |
Chemotherapy Boosts Cancer Vaccine's Punch
(07-Oct-2005)
Combo worked in mice, but human trials are a long way off, experts say |
NSAIDs Lower Odds for Oral Cancer but Boost Heart Disease Risk
(07-Oct-2005)
Study with smokers pertains to long-term use only |
Chemotherapy Boosts Cancer Vaccine's Punch
(07-Oct-2005)
Combo worked in mice, but human trials are a long way off, experts say |
Experimental Cervical Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(06-Oct-2005)
Trial results indicate it is 100 percent effective in preventing disease |
Hormone Therapy May Fight Localized Prostate Cancer
(06-Oct-2005)
But experts question whether the study's findings remain relevant |
Processed Meats Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(05-Oct-2005)
Carcinogens created during preparation may be to blame, experts say |
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Keep Falling
(04-Oct-2005)
Decline since 1990s has been steeper among men than women, new report finds |
Common Gene Variant May Help Spur Cancer
(04-Oct-2005)
Nearly 14 percent of Americans carry the TGFBR1*6A gene type, experts say |
Common Gene Variant May Help Spur Cancer
(04-Oct-2005)
Nearly 14 percent of Americans carry the TGFBR1*6A gene type, experts say |
Lifestyle Changes Could Save Millions
(04-Oct-2005)
Additional 2% decrease in chronic disease deaths adds up to 36 million lives saved worldwide over next decade, experts say |
U.S. Cancer Death Rates Keep Falling
(04-Oct-2005)
Decline since 1990s has been steeper among men than women, new report finds |
With Melanoma, History Repeats Itself
(04-Oct-2005)
Almost 1 in 11 people with the skin cancer will have another tumor, study finds
|
Gene Profiling May Improve Breast Cancer Care
(03-Oct-2005)
It spots those patients who'll respond best to specific therapies, experts say |
Docs Must Talk to Patients About Secondhand Smoke
(03-Oct-2005)
More Americans are threatened by 'passive' than active smoking, experts point out |
Weight Gain May Spur Prostate Cancer
(01-Oct-2005)
Obese men progressed faster to disease recurrence, study found |
Minimally Invasive Brain Tumor Surgery Gaining Ground
(30-Sep-2005)
It's safe and effective for certain patients, new study finds |
Ali Torre Goes to Bat Against Prostate Cancer
(29-Sep-2005)
Wife of Yankees manager Joe Torre spearheads new educational campaign |
Prolonged Fever Can Be Sign of Some Cancers
(28-Sep-2005)
Patients might have a slightly higher risk of tumors, a new study finds |
Cancer Drug Might Fight Lethal Lung Hypertension
(28-Sep-2005)
Gleevec, so successful against leukemia, may also fight arterial disease |
Marrow Transplant Technique May Help Blood Cancer Patients
(28-Sep-2005)
In small study, new approach rendered the procedure much less toxic |
Smokers Who Cut Down Trim Lung-Cancer Risk
(27-Sep-2005)
But the gains aren't significant; quitting is best approach, experts say |
Kidney-Transplant Patients at Higher Melanoma Risk
(27-Sep-2005)
Use of immune-system suppression drugs may be cause, study suggests |
Questionnaire Helps Determine Breast Cancer Risk
(26-Sep-2005)
Survey of family and personal history pinpoints women who may need screening |
Pomegranate Shows Promise Against Prostate Cancer
(26-Sep-2005)
It stopped malignancy in cell cultures and mice, but experts remain cautious |
Pomegranate Shows Promise Against Prostate Cancer
(26-Sep-2005)
It stopped malignancy in cell cultures and mice, but experts remain cautious |
Left-Handedness May Raise Breast Cancer Risk
(25-Sep-2005)
Study shows link, but other experts remain skeptical |
PSA Still Best Predictor of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(23-Sep-2005)
Study counters recent claims that test might not be effective |
Boosting Immune Response Could Fight Cancer
(23-Sep-2005)
An HIV therapy might also improve vaccination effectiveness, experts say |
PSA Still Best Predictor of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(23-Sep-2005)
Study counters recent claims that test might not be effective |
Breast Cancer Deaths Continue to Decline
(22-Sep-2005)
Diagnoses rise in women over 50, but not in younger women, report finds |
'Light' Smoking Takes Heavy Toll on Health
(22-Sep-2005)
One to four cigarettes per day triples risks for heart disease, lung cancer, study shows |
Health Tip: Prevent Colon Cancer
(21-Sep-2005)
Suggestions to minimize your risk |
Gene Defect Could Cause Colon Cancer
(21-Sep-2005)
Testing for the defect might pinpoint those at higher risk, researchers say |
Novel Test May Improve Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
(21-Sep-2005)
It appears to surpass PSA exam, study finds |
Familial Breast Cancer Doesn't Always Boost Ovarian Cancer Risk
(20-Sep-2005)
Women without specific mutations face usual odds of ovarian malignancy, study finds |
Hormone Replacement Therapy Raises Breast Density
(20-Sep-2005)
Researchers warn this may impair mammogram accuracy and boost cancer risk |
Cancer Survivors Face Future Risk
(20-Sep-2005)
Despite impressive treatment advances, there's a chance of second malignancy, study finds |
The Beta Carotene-Tobacco Conundrum
(20-Sep-2005)
Supplement cuts cancer risk in non-smokers, but ups it in those who've smoked, study finds
|
The Beta Carotene-Tobacco Conundrum
(20-Sep-2005)
Supplement cuts cancer risk in non-smokers, but ups it in those who've smoked, study finds
|
Familial Breast Cancer Doesn't Always Boost Ovarian Cancer Risk
(20-Sep-2005)
Women without specific mutations face usual odds of ovarian malignancy, study finds |
Health Tip: Tanning Lamps Can Harm Your Skin
(20-Sep-2005)
Here are ways to minimize your risk |
Cancer Survivors Face Future Risk
(20-Sep-2005)
Despite impressive treatment advances, there's a chance of second malignancy, study finds |
Cancer Survivors Face Future Risk
(20-Sep-2005)
Despite impressive treatment advances, there's a chance of second malignancy, study finds |
Scientists Spot New Breast Cancer Treatment Target
(19-Sep-2005)
A genetic pathway may encourage tumor recurrence, researchers report |
Drug Fights Advanced Lung Cancer
(19-Sep-2005)
Tarceva shows promising results in older patients |
Gene Linked to Aggressive Ovarian Cancer
(19-Sep-2005)
Discovery may lead to new drug therapies, researchers say |
Experts Say No to Widespread Breast Cancer Gene Screening
(16-Sep-2005)
Only women with family history need tests for BRCA1 and BRCA2, panel concludes |
HRT Ups Breast Cancer Risk Equally for All Races
(16-Sep-2005)
But hormone replacement therapy put leaner women at higher risk, study found |
Digital Mammography Better for Many Women
(16-Sep-2005)
More accurate than film for younger women with dense breasts, large study finds |
Stem Cell Transplant Can Leave Long-Term Health Woes
(16-Sep-2005)
These effects are non-life-threatening but should be monitored, experts say |
Stem Cell Transplant Can Leave Long-Term Health Woes
(16-Sep-2005)
These effects are non-life-threatening but should be monitored, experts say |
More Cancer Survivors Staying in the Workforce
(15-Sep-2005)
Better care, less discrimination keeps them on the job, expert says |
Crunchy Veggies May Thwart Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2005)
In high doses, those in the cabbage family slowed malignancies, studies found |
Vegetables, Fruit Cut Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(15-Sep-2005)
These healthy diets reduced risk by 50 percent, study found |
Crunchy Veggies May Thwart Lung Cancer
(15-Sep-2005)
In high doses, those in the cabbage family slowed malignancies, studies found |
Breast Cancer Surgery May Play Role in Recurrence
(13-Sep-2005)
It might encourage growth of tumor blood vessels, study suggests |
Breast Cancer Surgery May Play Role in Recurrence
(13-Sep-2005)
It might encourage growth of tumor blood vessels, study suggests |
U.S. Death Trends Show Successes, Failures
(13-Sep-2005)
Big gains against heart disease, but diabetes, COPD deaths are rising, report finds |
High-Dose Radiation Cuts Risk of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
(13-Sep-2005)
But it doesn't influence survival rates, a new study finds |
Social, Academic Trouble Can Follow Childhood Cancer
(12-Sep-2005)
But a focus on education may limit these aftereffects, experts say |
Mammography Figures May Be Overestimated
(12-Sep-2005)
Three-quarters of women say they have them, but state census study reveals much smaller number
|
Social, Academic Trouble Can Follow Childhood Cancer
(12-Sep-2005)
But a focus on education may limit these aftereffects, experts say |
High Doses of IV Vitamin C Fight Cancer
(12-Sep-2005)
But will success in the lab translate to humans? |
Stress May Reduce Women's Risk of Breast Cancer
(08-Sep-2005)
It might limit production of estrogen, study suggests |
Health Tip: Prevent Testicular Cancer
(08-Sep-2005)
Self-examination may catch tumors early |
Antibiotic Could Make Chemotherapy Safer
(07-Sep-2005)
But added cost and raised risk of drug resistance may limit its use, experts say
|
Study Questions Progress Against Prostate Cancer
(07-Sep-2005)
Tougher 'survivability' rates may skew real mortality figures, study suggests |
Researchers Find New Way to Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence
(06-Sep-2005)
The technique focuses on immune, rather than tumor, cells |
New Drug Regimen Fights Breast Cancer Recurrence
(06-Sep-2005)
Taking letrozole after tamoxifen cut risk for new malignancy, study found |
Chernobyl Legacy Not as Dark as Feared
(05-Sep-2005)
20 years later, international report finds reasons for hope |
Aromatase Inhibitors Have Downside
(02-Sep-2005)
Newest breast cancer drugs can cause joint pain in patients, researcher says |
New Molecule Stops Cancer's Spread
(02-Sep-2005)
Clinical trial underway with leukemia patients, researchers say |
New Molecule Stops Cancer's Spread
(02-Sep-2005)
Clinical trial underway with leukemia patients, researchers say |
Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Non-Breast Tumors in Men
(01-Sep-2005)
BRCA2 mutations up risks for other malignancies, study finds |
Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Non-Breast Tumors in Men
(01-Sep-2005)
BRCA2 mutations up risks for other malignancies, study finds |
Epilepsy Drug Eases Hot Flashes in Breast Cancer Patients
(01-Sep-2005)
More testing needed before gabapentin can be approved, expert says |
Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Non-Breast Tumors in Men
(01-Sep-2005)
BRCA2 mutations up risks for other malignancies, study finds |
Vitamin D and Painkiller Slow Prostate Cancer
(01-Sep-2005)
Lab tests show combination stopped malignant cells in their tracks |
Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Non-Breast Tumors in Men
(01-Sep-2005)
BRCA2 mutations up risks for other malignancies, study finds |
Health Tip: Are You at Risk for Testicular Cancer?
(01-Sep-2005)
It depends on your medical and family history |
FDA Issues Warning on Breast Cancer Drug
(31-Aug-2005)
Herceptin linked to potential heart problems |
Super-Small 'Stealth' Drugs Could Fight Cancer
(31-Aug-2005)
Powders are so tiny they evade the body's immune system, experts say |
Strategy Helps Tailor Head, Neck Cancer Treatment
(30-Aug-2005)
Blood protein identifies those who'll benefit from specific drugs |
New Drug Weakens Cancer Cells
(30-Aug-2005)
In early studies in mice, tumors shrank by 90 percent |
Breast Cancer Trial to Focus on Radiation Therapy
(29-Aug-2005)
Study will compare partial versus full irradiation of breast |
Cancer Drugs May Fight Rapid-Aging Disease
(29-Aug-2005)
New hope for children with this rare disorder |
Pigment Makes Redheads More Prone to Skin Cancer
(29-Aug-2005)
New research pinpoints the difference between hair colors and cancer risk |
Antibiotics Not Enough to Stop Gastric Lymphoma
(25-Aug-2005)
The culprit is a bacterium called Helicobacter pylori, study says |
Cancer Fighter Gets Past Blood-Brain Barrier
(24-Aug-2005)
It could be real breakthrough in battling neurologic tumors |
Marrow Cells May Predict Breast Cancer Outcome
(24-Aug-2005)
Malignancy in bone could be marker to guide treatment, researchers say |
Less Invasive Biopsy May Work for Large Breast Tumors
(23-Aug-2005)
Study could expand use of sentinel node technique beyond smaller cancers |
Chemo-Hormone Combo Curtails Toxic Side Effects
(23-Aug-2005)
Research with mice offers hope for ovarian, breast and prostate tumors |
Long-Term Aspirin Use Cuts Colorectal Cancer Risk, But ...
(23-Aug-2005)
The finding comes with a warning: it can also cause gastrointestinal bleeding
|
Chemo-Hormone Combo Curtails Toxic Side Effects
(23-Aug-2005)
Research with mice offers hope for ovarian, breast and prostate tumors |
New Technology Cuts Lung Cancer Surgery
(23-Aug-2005)
It offers a clearer assessment of cancer's spread, study says |
Chemo-Hormone Combo Curtails Toxic Side Effects
(23-Aug-2005)
Research with mice offers hope for ovarian, breast and prostate tumors |
Chemo-Hormone Combo Curtails Toxic Side Effects
(23-Aug-2005)
Research with mice offers hope for ovarian, breast and prostate tumors |
Chemo-Hormone Combo Curtails Toxic Side Effects
(23-Aug-2005)
Research with mice offers hope for ovarian, breast and prostate tumors |
Asian Shrub Could Be a Cancer-Fighter
(22-Aug-2005)
Compound from croton plant's seeds shrank pancreatic, prostate tumors in mice |
Preliminary Drug Trials for Cancer Underreported
(22-Aug-2005)
This lack of reporting can delay drug development, study says |
Stomach Pain, Swelling Could Signal Ovarian Cancer
(22-Aug-2005)
These common distresses merit more scrutiny, a new study suggests |
Weight Linked to Breast Cancer in Women With Gene Mutation
(20-Aug-2005)
Losing 10 pounds cut the risk by 65 percent, study finds |
Protein Signals Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(19-Aug-2005)
Identifying Stat5 may help doctors better target treatment, study says |
Problems Linger for Pediatric Brain Cancer Survivors
(18-Aug-2005)
They struggle with social, emotional and physical difficulties, study finds |
Women Prefer Mastectomy, Not Lumpectomy
(18-Aug-2005)
Despite equal survival odds, breast cancer patients opting for more drastic surgery, study finds |
Problems Linger for Pediatric Brain Cancer Survivors
(18-Aug-2005)
They struggle with social, emotional and physical difficulties, study finds |
Protein May Hold Key to Cancer Radiation Treatments
(17-Aug-2005)
Manipulating the molecule could boost the therapy's effectiveness, study suggests |
Protein May Hold Key to Cancer Radiation Treatments
(17-Aug-2005)
Manipulating the molecule could boost the therapy's effectiveness, study suggests |
Mammograms Boost Survival Odds
(16-Aug-2005)
The screenings often detect slower-growing tumors, study finds |
When Tanning Becomes an Addiction
(16-Aug-2005)
Sunbathing is a dangerous compulsion for some, study suggests |
Gene Therapy Fights Deadly Brain Cancer
(15-Aug-2005)
In rats, treatment shrank glioblastoma multiforme tumors |
Molecular Probe Could Spot Cancers Early
(15-Aug-2005)
Method may detect malignancies before they spread |
Cellular Enzyme Can Trigger Cancer
(15-Aug-2005)
Matriptase lies on cell's surface, making it a great candidate for new drugs |
Scientists Identify More Breast Cancer Genes
(12-Aug-2005)
Switching off one gene stopped estrogen-linked tumors in the lab |
Protein Key to Lung Cancer Drug Response
(12-Aug-2005)
Patients with EMP-1 in tumor cells may not respond to Iressa, study finds |
Radiotherapy and Surgery Best for Prostate Cancer
(12-Aug-2005)
Survival rates were higher for men who got both therapies, study finds |
Healthy Diet, Exercise Fight Prostate Cancer
(12-Aug-2005)
Study is first to show lifestyle changes battle malignancy |
Report: Dangers of HRT Known for Decades
(11-Aug-2005)
But other experts contend doctors had too little info to understand risks. |
Hispanic Women Have High Rates of Cancer Gene Mutations
(11-Aug-2005)
Researchers find 30 percent incidence of hereditary BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations |
Scientists ID Possible Cancer-Causing Gene
(11-Aug-2005)
The work involves fruit flies but could benefit people |
Lung Cancer Can Strike Nonsmokers
(10-Aug-2005)
Dana Reeve, widow of Christopher Reeve, highlights growing incidence of malignancy unconnected to smoking |
Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers Striking More Young Adults
(09-Aug-2005)
Women under 40 are proving to be especially susceptible, study finds |
Breast Cancers Being Caught Earlier
(08-Aug-2005)
Smaller size of tumors skewing success rate of treatments, researchers say |
Depression, Fatigue Don't Boost Cancer Risk: Study
(08-Aug-2005)
But experts think the finding may not apply to many people |
Peter Jennings Loses Battle With Lung Cancer
(08-Aug-2005)
Despite his death, experts say quitting smoking can prolong life |
Combo Therapy Stalls Return of Prostate Cancer
(08-Aug-2005)
Vaccine, hormone treatment seems to delay recurrence, study finds |
Breast Cancers Being Caught Earlier
(08-Aug-2005)
Smaller size of tumors skewing success rate of treatments, researchers say |
Fiber Guards Against Colon Cancer
(07-Aug-2005)
Eating recommended amount could reduce risk by as much as 40 percent |
High Milk Intake May Boost Ovarian Cancer Risk
(05-Aug-2005)
But the association is a weak one, researchers say |
Broccoli May Fight Bladder Cancer
(04-Aug-2005)
Researchers focus on compounds called isothiocyanates |
Breast Cancer Risk with HRT May Be Lower Than Thought
(04-Aug-2005)
Risk is lowest with estrogen-only therapy, study suggests |
More Support for Emerging Breast Cancer Therapy
(04-Aug-2005)
Aromatase inhibitor drugs vie with tamoxifen, study finds |
Broccoli May Fight Bladder Cancer
(04-Aug-2005)
Researchers focus on compounds called isothiocyanates |
Rapid Scan Helps Diagnose Dangerous Childhood Cancer
(04-Aug-2005)
Researchers develop gene chip to aid neuroblastoma prognosis |
Could Suspended Animation Combat Cancer?
(04-Aug-2005)
'Cellular senescence' might be used to put tumors to sleep, research suggests |
Stem Cell Transplant Bests Chemo for Common Childhood Leukemia
(04-Aug-2005)
Five-year survival rates were better than with high-dose chemotherapy, study says |
Could Suspended Animation Combat Cancer?
(04-Aug-2005)
'Cellular senescence' might be used to put tumors to sleep, research suggests |
Stem Cell Transplant Bests Chemo for Common Childhood Leukemia
(04-Aug-2005)
Five-year survival rates were better than with high-dose chemotherapy, study says |
Study Finds Virtual Colonoscopy Spots More Than Colon Cancer
(03-Aug-2005)
But experts disagree over the value of the technology |
Study Finds Virtual Colonoscopy Spots More Than Colon Cancer
(03-Aug-2005)
But experts disagree over the value of the technology |
Study Finds Virtual Colonoscopy Spots More Than Colon Cancer
(03-Aug-2005)
But experts disagree over the value of the technology |
Laser Treatment Kills Cancer Cells in Lab
(03-Aug-2005)
But doesn't damage healthy tissue, researchers report |
Stem Cells Play Minor Role in Lung Damage Repair
(03-Aug-2005)
It may still be possible to make the idea work, researcher suggests |
Study Finds Virtual Colonoscopy Spots More Than Colon Cancer
(03-Aug-2005)
But experts disagree over the value of the technology |
Study Suggests Melanoma May Be Overdiagnosed
(03-Aug-2005)
But critics say early detection is best way to fight the disease |
Skipping Infant Brain Cancer Screen Saved Money
(02-Aug-2005)
Evidence later showed neuroblastoma test didn't save lives, researchers add |
Myeloid Leukemia Risk Linked to Obesity
(02-Aug-2005)
Association not seen with other types of leukemia, study says |
Myeloid Leukemia Risk Linked to Obesity
(02-Aug-2005)
Association not seen with other types of leukemia, study says |
Smoking, Obesity Double Trouble for Teens
(01-Aug-2005)
Secondhand smoke is nearly as unhealthy as puffing on cigarettes, study finds |
Keeping Ovaries After Hysterectomy Boosts Survival
(01-Aug-2005)
Study says preservation protects against heart disease, osteoporosis |
Genes Discovered That May Predict Breast Cancer Spread to Lungs
(27-Jul-2005)
Finding could one day help doctors better tailor therapy for patients, study says |
Genes Discovered That May Predict Breast Cancer Spread to Lungs
(27-Jul-2005)
Finding could one day help doctors better tailor therapy for patients, study says |
Doctors Best at Calming Patients' Fears
(27-Jul-2005)
But educational videos better at providing disease info, study finds |
Anti-Cancer 'Smart Bomb' Deals Killer Blow
(27-Jul-2005)
Nanocell starves tumor's blood supply and destroys malignant cells |
Genes Discovered That May Predict Breast Cancer Spread to Lungs
(27-Jul-2005)
Finding could one day help doctors better tailor therapy for patients, study says |
PSA Changes Over Time Predict Prostate Cancer Risk
(26-Jul-2005)
Doctors may need to stop focusing on single test results, studies suggest |
U.S. Breast Biopsy Rates Unchanged
(25-Jul-2005)
More mammograms may mean more false positives requiring tests, experts say |
Many New Yorkers Skip Colon Cancer Screening
(25-Jul-2005)
Findings may reflect national trends, researchers say |
Chinese Medicine Yields Anti-Cancer Compound
(25-Jul-2005)
Cottonseed agent kills drug-resistant malignancies |
Pay Attention to Bladder Cancer's Warning Signs
(24-Jul-2005)
Blood in urine is one telltale marker, experts say |
Lung Cancer Deaths Declining for Europe's Men
(22-Jul-2005)
But the reverse is true for women, study finds |
Creams Combat Basal Cell Skin Cancers
(22-Jul-2005)
Two new treatments help clear up these nonlethal lesions |
New Drug Promising for Testicular Cancer
(21-Jul-2005)
Single-dose carboplatin post-surgery just as effective as weeks of radiotherapy |
Many Docs Don't Volunteer Antismoking Advice
(21-Jul-2005)
Survey finds most patients have to ask for help first |
Breast Cancer Risk Fine-Tuned
(20-Jul-2005)
Study finds which women with benign breast disease face greatest risk down the road |
No Evidence Calcium Fights Colon Cancer
(20-Jul-2005)
It does seem to reduce benign polyps, however |
Reporting Bias Can Skew Research
(20-Jul-2005)
Researcher says unpublished work can dampen prognostic power of disease markers |
Study: Mammos May Not Halt Breast Cancer Deaths
(19-Jul-2005)
But findings shouldn't dissuade women from annual screen, experts say |
Many Believe 'Light' Cigarettes Less Harmful
(19-Jul-2005)
But they kill just as easily as stronger brands, experts say |
Less-Invasive Colon Surgery May Be Safer
(18-Jul-2005)
Study finds lower risk of post-operative complications with laparoscopic technique |
Virus-Based Cancer Research Heats Up
(18-Jul-2005)
Scientists use common cold bug to kill heated tumor cells |
Asthma, Allergy Genes May Ward Off Brain Tumors
(15-Jul-2005)
One mutation cut glioblastoma risk by 40 percent, study found
|
Many Women Uninformed About Cervical Cancer
(15-Jul-2005)
Just 23 percent know a virus causes the disease, survey finds |
Getting a Jump on Cancer Genetics
(15-Jul-2005)
Scientists using 'jumping genes' to uncover tumor-linked mutations |
Chemical Triggers Breast Cancer in Lab Mice
(14-Jul-2005)
But finding is preliminary, experts add, and more research is needed |
Cancer Doesn't Have to Cost You Your Fertility
(14-Jul-2005)
New treatments can enable patients to still have children, review notes |
Cancer Doesn't Have to Cost You Your Fertility
(14-Jul-2005)
New treatments can enable patients to still have children, review notes |
Cancer Doesn't Have to Cost You Your Fertility
(14-Jul-2005)
New treatments can enable patients to still have children, review notes |
Cancer Doesn't Have to Cost You Your Fertility
(14-Jul-2005)
New treatments can enable patients to still have children, review notes |
Lung Cancer Still a Killer For Europe's Women
(13-Jul-2005)
Rates continue to rise, although some countries are seeing a turnaround |
New Drug Prolongs Lung Cancer Survival
(13-Jul-2005)
For the 9 percent who responded, erlotinib extended life expectancy by two months
|
New Drug Prolongs Lung Cancer Survival
(13-Jul-2005)
For the 9 percent who responded, erlotinib extended life expectancy by two months
|
Celebrex Lung Cancer Trial Resumes
(12-Jul-2005)
Researchers believe the controversial drug can help prevent malignancy |
Curry Spice Shuts Down Melanoma
(11-Jul-2005)
In the lab, high doses of curcumin killed tumor cells |
Parking Lots Paving the Way for Pollution
(08-Jul-2005)
Widely used sealants add carcinogens to local streams, study finds |
Health Tip: Caring for the Seriously Ill
(08-Jul-2005)
Make time for yourself, too |
New Thyroid Surgery Uses Smaller Incision
(08-Jul-2005)
It's safe and speeds healing, surgeons say |
New Approach Works Against Leukemia, Lymphoma
(08-Jul-2005)
Using stem cells from two umbilical cords a breakthrough for adult patients |
New Approach Works Against Leukemia, Lymphoma
(08-Jul-2005)
Using stem cells from two umbilical cords a breakthrough for adult patients |
Early Prostate Screening May Save Lives
(08-Jul-2005)
PSA blood test cuts risk of aggressive cancer by 35 percent, study found |
Rare Breast Cancer More Deadly
(07-Jul-2005)
IBC more likely to strike at younger age, show different symptoms, study finds |
Saliva Test May Spot Mouth Cancer Early
(07-Jul-2005)
In the lab, it predicted more than 80 percent of cases, researchers say |
States Not Doing Enough to Stamp Out Secondhand Smoke
(07-Jul-2005)
The good news: More states are enacting restrictive laws, report finds |
Can Ginger Combat Chemo-Induced Nausea?
(07-Jul-2005)
Study to include 180 adults with cancer |
PET Scans Best at Spotting Vaginal Cancer
(06-JUL-2005)
Study findings should prompt wider use, researchers say |
Melanoma Gene Predicts Disease Severity
(06-Jul-2005)
Scientists find mutation in advanced cases |
New Lung Cancer Surgery Speeds Healing
(06-JUL-2005)
Inserting a camera, surgeons work without opening the chest |
Melanoma Gene Predicts Disease Severity
(06-Jul-2005)
Scientists find mutation in advanced cases |
Melanoma Gene Predicts Disease Severity
(06-Jul-2005)
Scientists find mutation in advanced cases |
Sigmoidoscopy Helps Catch Colon Cancer
(05-JUL-2005)
High acceptance and strong detection rates make test worthwhile, study finds |
Aspirin, Vitamin E No Help Against Cancer
(05-JUL-2005)
Women's study also found vitamin E did little to protect against heart disease |
PSA Testing for Prostate Cancer Is Tricky
(05-JUL-2005)
Study finds no clear-cut reading determines presence of disease |
Growth Hormone Helps Hearts of Childhood Cancer Patients
(03-JUL-2005)
Therapy can restore organ to near normal size, study finds |
Mammography Use Up, But Not Perfect
(01-JUL-2005)
Having a personal doctor raises odds of getting screened, study found |
Little Radiation Threat From 'Virtual Colonoscopy'
(01-JUL-2005)
It uses CT scanning to visualize length of colon |
'Mule' Kicks Off New Cancer Quest
(30-JUN-2005)
An oddly named enzyme may hold clues to malignancy |
Smoking May Increase Tuberculosis Risk
(30-JUN-2005)
Experts say study finding is one more reason to quit |
Oral Chemotherapy Drug an Option for Colon Cancer
(29-JUN-2005)
Study finds it's effective and well-tolerated among those with advanced disease
|
New Treatment Destroys Kidney Tumors
(29-JUN-2005)
Heated needle technique is minimally invasive and effective, study finds |
Report: Even Low Radiation Levels May Harm Health
(29-JUN-2005)
There's no safe exposure threshold, although risk for most people remains small |
Experts Offer Info on Lymphoma Radiation Treatments
(29-JUN-2005)
Brochures from cancer radiologists' group help patients with options |
Thalidomide Helps Combat Multiple Myeloma
(29-JUN-2005)
Once-banned drug aids dexamethasone to improve stem cell therapy, study says |
Oral Chemotherapy Drug an Option for Colon Cancer
(29-JUN-2005)
Study finds it's effective and well-tolerated among those with advanced disease
|
Malpractice Fears Color Mammogram Readings
(28-JUN-2005)
Study finds concerns may contribute to high rates of repeat tests, biopsies |
Small Cancer Risk from Low-Dose Radiation
(28-JUN-2005)
It may cause 1% to 2% of maligancies in exposed workers, study finds |
Scientists Hunt Genes Driving Lung Cancer
(28-JUN-2005)
A new technology is providing crucial information |
Hispanics, Blacks at Raised Colon Cancer Risk
(27-JUN-2005)
U.S. minorities more prone to advanced disease than whites, study finds |
Culture Influences Cancer Care in Japan, U.S.
(27-JUN-2005)
Study finds differences in doctors' relations with patients and their families |
Cancer Myths Abound, Survey Finds
(27-JUN-2005)
Many think surgery spreads the disease; others suspect cure being withheld |
Hispanics, Blacks at Raised Colon Cancer Risk
(27-JUN-2005)
U.S. minorities more prone to advanced disease than whites, study finds |
Woman Gives Birth After Ovarian Tissue Transplant
(27-JUN-2005)
Chemotherapy had left 28-year-old Israeli unable to conceive |
Woman Gives Birth After Ovarian Tissue Transplant
(27-JUN-2005)
Chemotherapy had left 28-year-old Israeli unable to conceive |
For Better, Safer Burger, Add Rosemary
(26-JUN-2005)
The herb cuts BBQ-linked carcinogens, expert says |
Snuff, Chew Tobacco Raise Heart Death Risk
(24-JUN-2005)
Study suggests oral cancer not the only threat to users' health |
Radiation Frequency Questioned for Male Breast Cancer
(22-JUN-2005)
Study suggests men, women be treated using same guidelines |
Keyhole Surgery Works with Colon Cancer
(22-JUN-2005)
Less invasive technique effective, with faster recovery time, less pain |
Post-Surgery Chemo Raises Lung Cancer Survival
(22-JUN-2005)
Two-drug combo offers hope for those with early-stage disease |
Post-Surgery Chemo Raises Lung Cancer Survival
(22-JUN-2005)
Two-drug combo offers hope for those with early-stage disease |
GERD May Be Linked to Cancers
(21-JUN-2005)
Researchers find relationship to adenocarcinoma of esophagus |
rug Combos Team Up Against Myeloma
(21-JUN-2005)
New agent shuts off another escape route for the deadly cancer, researchers report |
Race May Affect Early-Onset Lung Cancer
(21-JUN-2005)
Malignancy under age 50 twice as common in blacks vs. whites, study found
|
Aging Stem Cells Linked to Leukemia in Elderly
(21-JUN-2005)
Study found they increased risk of infection, disease |
rug Combos Team Up Against Myeloma
(21-JUN-2005)
New agent shuts off another escape route for the deadly cancer, researchers report |
Race May Affect Early-Onset Lung Cancer
(21-JUN-2005)
Malignancy under age 50 twice as common in blacks vs. whites, study found
|
Deadliest Skin Cancer Often Missed
(20-JUN-2005)
Better awareness needed for early diagnosis, researchers say |
Scientists Discover Lung Cell Linked to Cancer
(17-JUN-2005)
Monitoring these stem cells could lead to earlier diagnoses |
Technique May Ensure Boys' Fertility After Leukemia
(17-JUN-2005)
Pre-treatment removal of sperm stem cells offers hope, mouse study suggests |
Scientists Discover Lung Cell Linked to Cancer
(17-JUN-2005)
Monitoring these stem cells could lead to earlier diagnoses |
Lung Scans Could Spot Tumors Early
(16-JUN-2005)
Catching cancer in its first stage is key to a cure, researchers say |
Fish Oil Compound Plus Anesthetic May Fight Breast Cancer
(15-JUN-2005)
In lab, this combo cut tumor cell spread in half |
Drug Extends Survival for Multiple Myeloma Patients
(15-JUN-2005)
In study, 80 percent of participants were alive one year later |
Sunlight Lowers Prostate Cancer Risk
(15-JUN-2005)
But it raises skin cancer odds, so experts don't advise sunbathing |
Sunlight Lowers Prostate Cancer Risk
(15-JUN-2005)
But it raises skin cancer odds, so experts don't advise sunbathing |
Obese Breast Cancer Patients May Be Undertreated
(14-JUN-2005)
Adjusting drug dose for weight may leave them more vulnerable |
Social Support May Aid Women with Ovarian Cancer
(13-JUN-2005)
Relationships linked to lower levels of a telltale protein, study finds |
Delay in Radiation Therapy No Risk to Prostate Cancer Patients
(13-JUN-2005)
Treatment delays are quite common, new study notes |
Many Breast Cancer Patients Struggle With Arm Swelling
(12-JUN-2005)
The cause is build-up of lymphatic fluid, study finds |
Radiologists' Mammogram Accuracy Varies Widely
(10-JUN-2005)
Those at busiest centers better able to detect cancers, study found
|
Folk Remedy, Food Spice May Fight Cancer
(10-JUN-2005)
Scientists embark on major study of propolis and turmeric |
Folk Remedy, Food Spice May Fight Cancer
(10-JUN-2005)
Scientists embark on major study of propolis and turmeric |
Lifestyle Can Dictate Course of Breast Cancer
(09-JUN-2005)
Exercise, food consumption, even a common spice may have impact, studies find |
At-Home Breast Cancer Detector Effective
(09-JUN-2005)
Hand-held device found over 90 percent of cancers in early trial |
Available Drug Helps Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
(09-JUN-2005)
Ontak boosts body's defense against tumor's return |
Gene-Modified Virus Targets Tumor Cells
(09-JUN-2005)
It extended survival of patients with metastatic colon cancer |
At-Home Breast Cancer Detector Effective
(09-JUN-2005)
Hand-held device found over 90 percent of cancers in early trial |
Available Drug Helps Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
(09-JUN-2005)
Ontak boosts body's defense against tumor's return |
Cancer Drug Also Fights Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis
(09-JUN-2005)
Immune-targeted rituximab shows good results in two trials |
Science Finds New Class of Cancer Genes
(08-JUN-2005)
They have links to lymphomas, colorectal tumors |
Alcohol May Cut Lymphoma Risk
(08-JUN-2005)
But finding should not encourage people to drink, experts say |
Science Finds New Class of Cancer Genes
(08-JUN-2005)
They have links to lymphomas, colorectal tumors |
Protein Measures Prostate Cancer's Severity
(07-JUN-2005)
A blood test could help doctors decide for or against surgery |
Growth Hormone Suppression May Inhibit Cancer
(06-JUN-2005)
Rat study suggests this strategy might work in high-risk patients |
Power Lines-Leukemia Debate Lingers
(03-JUN-2005)
Study shows slight increase in risk, but magnetic fields may not be to blame |
Finding Right Target Still Tough With Gene Therapy
(03-JUN-2005)
Focus is on delivery systems that do the job without causing collateral damage |
Power Lines-Leukemia Debate Lingers
(03-JUN-2005)
Study shows slight increase in risk, but magnetic fields may not be to blame |
Screenings Can Prevent Death From Oral Cancer
(03-JUN-2005)
Study in India has significance for U.S., experts say |
Simple Model Predicts Prostate Cancer Type
(03-JUN-2005)
It could help doctors design patient-tailored treaments |
Chemotherapy Combo Increases Breast Cancer Survival
(02-JUN-2005)
Serious side effects can occur, but experts say benefits outweigh risks
|
Drug Regimen Extends Lung Cancer Patients' Lives
(02-JUN-2005)
Adding docetaxel to existing chemo plus radiation boosted survival, study finds |
Chemotherapy Combo Increases Breast Cancer Survival
(02-JUN-2005)
Serious side effects can occur, but experts say benefits outweigh risks
|
Science Fighting Cancer On Multiple Fronts
(01-JUN-2005)
Drugs that cut tumor's blood supply are outshining vaccines -- for now |
Gene Signature Could Revolutionize Cancer Care
(01-JUN-2005)
Discovery should help doctors tailor treatment to specific tumor type |
New Device Sniffs Out Lung Cancer
(01-JUN-2005)
'Electronic nose' spots traces of malignancy in exhaled breath |
Health Tip: Preventing Prostate Cancer
(01-JUN-2005)
Begin by improving your diet |
Aspirin, Ibuprofen Might Boost Risk of Certain Breast Cancers
(31-MAY-2005)
But the researchers add they didn't determine a causal link |
Early Environmental Exposure May Set Stage for Cancer
(31-MAY-2005)
Rat study found it triggered disease in those with genetic predisposition |
Cancer Survivors Face Higher Dementia Risk
(31-MAY-2005)
Were twice as likely as cancer-free twins to have cognitive dysfunction, study found |
Cancer Survivors Face Higher Dementia Risk
(31-MAY-2005)
Were twice as likely as cancer-free twins to have cognitive dysfunction, study found |
Even Kids Aren't Safe From Skin Cancer
(28-MAY-2005)
One bad burn can have dangerous consequences years later, experts say |
Non-Surgical Treatment Boosts Liver Cancer Survival
(27-MAY-2005)
Ablation therapy uses needle to destroy inoperable tumors |
Non-Surgical Treatment Boosts Liver Cancer Survival
(27-MAY-2005)
Ablation therapy uses needle to destroy inoperable tumors |
Blood Breakthrough Might Improve Cancer Care
(27-MAY-2005)
Safe method of increasing tissues' oxygen supply may bring many benefits |
Nicotine Patch Giveaway Helps Smokers Quit
(27-MAY-2005)
New York City program a big success, study finds |
Nicotine Patch Giveaway Helps Smokers Quit
(27-MAY-2005)
New York City program a big success, study finds |
Health Tip: Pap Test for All Women?
(27-MAY-2005)
Here are new guidelines |
Protein Clue Could Help Fight Cancer
(26-MAY-2005)
ATF2 spurs DNA repair, potentially stopping malignant mutations |
Shark Cartilage Fails as Cancer Therapy
(25-MAY-2005)
In new trial, many patients dropped out early because of side effects |
Shark Cartilage Fails as Cancer Therapy
(25-MAY-2005)
In new trial, many patients dropped out early because of side effects |
Statins May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
(25-MAY-2005)
Promising results for cholesterol-lowering drugs in observational study |
Shark Cartilage Fails as Cancer Therapy
(25-MAY-2005)
In new trial, many patients dropped out early because of side effects |
Hair Dye Cleared of Cancer Risk
(24-MAY-2005)
Spanish researchers find no real connection
|
Hair Dye Cleared of Cancer Risk
(24-MAY-2005)
Spanish researchers find no real connection
|
Exercise Boosts Breast Cancer Survival
(24-MAY-2005)
Just three to five hours weekly could cut risk of breast cancer death dramatically
|
Hair Dye Cleared of Cancer Risk
(24-MAY-2005)
Spanish researchers find no real connection
|
Loving Partners Help Men Battle Prostate Cancer
(23-MAY-2005)
Relationships enhance patient's quality of life, study finds |
Colon CT Scans as Accurate as Colonscopy
(20-MAY-2005)
They might give patients a more comfortable, less invasive option |
Colon CT Scans as Accurate as Colonscopy
(20-MAY-2005)
They might give patients a more comfortable, less invasive option |
High-Risk Types Not Heeding Skin Cancer Warnings
(20-MAY-2005)
Prevention is key, since there's been little progress in melanoma treatment |
Obesity Ups Risk for Colon, Throat Cancers
(19-MAY-2005)
Staying trim can help reduce the odds, researchers say |
Obesity Ups Risk for Colon, Throat Cancers
(19-MAY-2005)
Staying trim can help reduce the odds, researchers say |
Beating Cancer Brings New Battles
(19-MAY-2005)
Survivors must deal with long-term emotional, financial toll of disease |
Drug Helps Target Prostate Biopsies
(19-MAY-2005)
It may spare men repeat procedures, researchers say |
Colonoscopy Beats Sigmoidoscopy in Women
(18-MAY-2005)
Extensive procedure finds more precancerous polyps, study finds |
HRT May Help Heart, Swedish Research Suggests
(18-MAY-2005)
Small study finds it reduces enlarged cardiac muscle |
Breast Shield Cuts CT Scan Radiation
(17-MAY-2005)
Inventors hope to safeguard women from harmful rays |
Chemotherapy Combo Poses Grave Risks
(17-MAY-2005)
Study of breast cancer treatments halted following two deaths from drug toxicity |
Colonoscopy Can Miss Some Cancers
(17-MAY-2005)
Study finds specialists are best at spotting malignancies |
Chemotherapy Combo Poses Grave Risks
(17-MAY-2005)
Study of breast cancer treatments halted following two deaths from drug toxicity |
MRI/Mammo Combo Spots Most Breast Tumors
(16-MAY-2005)
Dual treatment caught almost all cancers in high-risk women |
Lifestyle Changes Can Curtail Cancer's Return
(16-MAY-2005)
Studies find low-fat diets fight breast cancer; aspirin does same against colon cancer |
Failed Lung Cancer Drug May Fight Breast Tumors
(16-MAY-2005)
Iressa showed promising results in preliminary trial |
Lifestyle Changes Can Curtail Cancer's Return
(16-MAY-2005)
Studies find low-fat diets fight breast cancer; aspirin does same against colon cancer |
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Protect Against Cancer
(16-MAY-2005)
Statins reduce risk of pancreatic and esophageal cancer, studies find |
MRI/Mammo Combo Spots Most Breast Tumors
(16-MAY-2005)
Dual treatment caught almost all cancers in high-risk women |
Lower Doses of Chemo Effective in Children
(16-MAY-2005)
Study based on patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia |
Failed Lung Cancer Drug May Fight Breast Tumors
(16-MAY-2005)
Iressa showed promising results in preliminary trial |
Moderate Exercise May Lower Risk for Ovarian Cancer
(16-MAY-2005)
Benefits accrue to women of all ages, study finds
|
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Protect Against Cancer
(16-MAY-2005)
Statins reduce risk of pancreatic and esophageal cancer, studies find |
Lower Doses of Chemo Effective in Children
(16-MAY-2005)
Study based on patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia |
Still Room for Improvement in Cancer Care
(15-MAY-2005)
Five-year study shows wide range when it comes to following treatment guidelines |
Still Room for Improvement in Cancer Care
(15-MAY-2005)
Five-year study shows wide range when it comes to following treatment guidelines |
Melanoma Survival Rates Haven't Budged in 30 Years
(15-MAY-2005)
Grim outlook for a deadly disease revealed at cancer meeting |
Still Room for Improvement in Cancer Care
(15-MAY-2005)
Five-year study shows wide range when it comes to following treatment guidelines |
Melanoma Survival Rates Haven't Budged in 30 Years
(15-MAY-2005)
Grim outlook for a deadly disease revealed at cancer meeting |
Still Room for Improvement in Cancer Care
(15-MAY-2005)
Five-year study shows wide range when it comes to following treatment guidelines |
Melanoma Survival Rates Haven't Budged in 30 Years
(15-MAY-2005)
Grim outlook for a deadly disease revealed at cancer meeting |
Existing Drugs May Protect Against Certain Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Some show promise in preventing prostate, endometrial and breast cancers |
Steady Gains Made Against Digestive Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Researchers tweaking chemotherapy regimens with good results |
Steady Gains Made Against Digestive Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Researchers tweaking chemotherapy regimens with good results |
Steady Gains Made Against Digestive Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Researchers tweaking chemotherapy regimens with good results |
Existing Drugs May Protect Against Certain Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Some show promise in preventing prostate, endometrial and breast cancers |
Metabolic Syndrome Plagues Some Who Survive Testicular Cancer
(14-MAY-2005)
Researcher suggests chemotherapy may contribute to complication |
Existing Drugs May Protect Against Certain Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Some show promise in preventing prostate, endometrial and breast cancers |
Steady Gains Made Against Digestive Cancers
(14-MAY-2005)
Researchers tweaking chemotherapy regimens with good results |
Metabolic Syndrome Plagues Some Who Survive Testicular Cancer
(14-MAY-2005)
Researcher suggests chemotherapy may contribute to complication |
Targeted Therapies Hit Breast Cancer Hard
(13-MAY-2005)
Herceptin and other drugs look promising, studies show |
'Keyhole' Surgery Found Effective for Colorectal Cancer
(13-MAY-2005)
But there are a limited number of qualified surgeons for the small-incision procedure |
Giving Older Cancer Patients a Fighting Chance
(13-MAY-2005)
New tool gauges whether treatments will be tolerable and effective |
Targeted Therapies Hit Breast Cancer Hard
(13-MAY-2005)
Herceptin and other drugs look promising, studies show |
Targeted Therapies Hit Breast Cancer Hard
(13-MAY-2005)
Herceptin and other drugs look promising, studies show |
Health Tip: Protecting Yourself from the Sun
(13-MAY-2005)
Tips for keeping your skin healthy |
Targeted Therapies Hit Breast Cancer Hard
(13-MAY-2005)
Herceptin and other drugs look promising, studies show |
New Breast Cancer Scan Shows Promise
(12-MAY-2005)
It's effective at early detection in younger women, study finds |
Standard Breast Cancer Therapy Saves Lives
(12-MAY-2005)
Fifteen-year survival rates prove the effectiveness of chemo and hormone therapy, study finds |
Health Tip: Testing for Cancer
(12-MAY-2005)
What you should know before you go |
Four-Drug Combo Ups Pancreatic Cancer Survival
(12-MAY-2005)
Small study offers hope for patients with this lethal disease |
Many Dutch Doctors Support Euthanasia for Terminally Ill Kids
(12-MAY-2005)
The controversial study has its detractors, however |
Standard Breast Cancer Therapy Saves Lives
(12-MAY-2005)
Fifteen-year survival rates prove the effectiveness of chemo and hormone therapy, study finds |
Nearly One in Five Women Go Without Pap Test
(11-MAY-2005)
In some cases, doctors fail to mention screen to patients, survey finds
|
Certain Factors May Cut Ovarian Cancer Risk
(11-MAY-2005)
They include bone fractures, contraceptive use, researchers report |
Exercise Boosts Prostate Health
(11-MAY-2005)
Active men cut risk for advanced cancer by 70 percent, study finds |
Study: Surgery Best for Prostate Cancer
(11-MAY-2005)
But experts say this decision is best made by patient and his doctor |
Pre-Malignant Condition Can Trigger Breast Cancer Decades Later
(09-MAY-2005)
But the abnormality is easily spotted on mammogram, and can be removed, study says |
Silencing a Key Cancer Gene
(09-MAY-2005)
Technique suppresses mutations found in one-third of tumors |
Silencing a Key Cancer Gene
(09-MAY-2005)
Technique suppresses mutations found in one-third of tumors |
Blood Test for Ovarian Cancer Shows Promise
(09-MAY-2005)
Screen of four proteins showed 95% effectiveness in study |
Electricity May Help Spot Breast Cancer
(06-MAY-2005)
Experts testing device that tracks mild current moving through tissue |
Online Tool Checks Need for Cancer Screening
(06-MAY-2005)
Cancer Society's 'Great American Health Check' launched this week |
Online Tool Checks Need for Cancer Screening
(06-MAY-2005)
Cancer Society's 'Great American Health Check' launched this week |
Depression Largely Untreated in Low-Income Cancer Patients
(06-MAY-2005)
Just one-fourth of women in new study got drugs or counseling |
Online Tool Checks Need for Cancer Screening
(06-MAY-2005)
Cancer Society's 'Great American Health Check' launched this week |
Online Tool Checks Need for Cancer Screening
(06-MAY-2005)
Cancer Society's 'Great American Health Check' launched this week |
Ex-Smokers' Weight Gain Can Impact Lung Function
(05-MAY-2005)
First study of its kind finds extra pounds are harder on men |
Stars Light the Way to Cancer Screening
(04-MAY-2005)
Celebrity-driven campaigns spurring rise in colon, breast, prostate exams |
Stars Light the Way to Cancer Screening
(04-MAY-2005)
Celebrity-driven campaigns spurring rise in colon, breast, prostate exams |
Vitamin B6 Cuts Colon Cancer Risk
(04-MAY-2005)
High daily intake reduced odds by 58 percent, study found |
Gene Screen Could Spot Those at Colon Cancer Risk
(04-MAY-2005)
About 2% of cases are linked to familial mutation, study finds |
Stars Light the Way to Cancer Screening
(04-MAY-2005)
Celebrity-driven campaigns spurring rise in colon, breast, prostate exams |
Stars Light the Way to Cancer Screening
(04-MAY-2005)
Celebrity-driven campaigns spurring rise in colon, breast, prostate exams |
Prospects Good for Men With Low-Grade Prostate Cancer
(03-MAY-2005)
Study finds stable mortality rates 15 years after diagnosis |
Plastics Compound May Cause Prostate Abnormalities
(02-MAY-2005)
Mouse study implicates bisphenol A, found in food-storage containers |
Japanese Women Show Lower Incidence of Breast Cancer Recurrence
(01-MAY-2005)
Hawaiian study finds extraordinary low relapse rates in those of Japanese heritage |
Heat, Radiation Combo Strikes Strong Blow Against Tumors
(29-APR-2005)
Hyperthermia boosts effectiveness of radiation, study finds |
The Many Mysteries of Stem Cells
(29-APR-2005)
Emerging field befuddled by questions of science, ethics |
Heat, Radiation Combo Strikes Strong Blow Against Tumors
(29-APR-2005)
Hyperthermia boosts effectiveness of radiation, study finds |
Campaign Hopes to End Disparities in Breast Cancer Care
(28-APR-2005)
Foundation seeks more funding for minorities |
Cyclosporine Linked to Return of Liver Tumors
(28-Apr-2005)
Risk was higher in transplant patients who used the drug
|
HRT Poses Yet Another Health Dilemma
(28-APR-2005)
Estrogen alone increases endometrial cancer risk, large British study finds |
Steady Diet of Soy Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
(27-APR-2005)
Study finds consumption can lower chances of disease by as much as 22% |
Health Tip: Examining Your Own Breasts
(26-APR-2005)
Here's what to look for
|
Access to Mammography On the Decline
(26-APR-2005)
Study finds lack of radiologists, and problem may worsen |
Breast Cancer Drug Shows Lifesaving Promise
(26-APR-2005)
Experts hail news that Herceptin trials were halted early due to successful results |
Genetic Defect Calls for Colon Cancer Screening
(26-APR-2005)
Risk lower in those with familial risk minus the mutation, study finds |
New Technique Helps Treat Tumors
(26-APR-2005)
Short bursts of intense ultrasound boost power of gene therapy to fight malignancies |
Children With Soft-Tissue Cancers Face Risk of More Tumors
(25-APR-2005)
Survivors treated with chemotherapy and radiation at greater risk, study finds |
Children With Soft-Tissue Cancers Face Risk of More Tumors
(25-APR-2005)
Survivors treated with chemotherapy and radiation at greater risk, study finds |
Elderly Benefit From Dual Lung Cancer Therapy
(25-APR-2005)
Radiotherapy plus chemotherapy is valid option, study finds |
Children With Soft-Tissue Cancers Face Risk of More Tumors
(25-APR-2005)
Survivors treated with chemotherapy and radiation at greater risk, study finds |
Children With Soft-Tissue Cancers Face Risk of More Tumors
(25-APR-2005)
Survivors treated with chemotherapy and radiation at greater risk, study finds |
Elderly Benefit From Dual Lung Cancer Therapy
(25-APR-2005)
Radiotherapy plus chemotherapy is valid option, study finds |
Children With Soft-Tissue Cancers Face Risk of More Tumors
(25-APR-2005)
Survivors treated with chemotherapy and radiation at greater risk, study finds |
Gene Variant Yields Clues to Brain Cancer
(22-APR-2005)
Patients with specific variation survived nearly twice as long |
Genes May Point to Aggressive Breast Cancers
(22-APR-2005)
New tool might someday help doctors tailor therapies to patients |
Day Care at Early Age May Cut Leukemia Risk
(22-APR-2005)
Exposure to common infections seems to protect against disease, study finds |
Women, Young People At Highest Sunburn Risk
(22-APR-2005)
Behaviors may make these groups more vulnerable to skin cancer |
Mom's Diet May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk in Daughters
(20-APR-2005)
Mouse experiments show benefit of omega-3 fatty acids |
Turning Fearsome Viruses Into Cancer Foes
(20-APR-2005)
Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
Turning Fearsome Viruses Into Cancer Foes
(20-APR-2005)
Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
Compound Attacks Cancer on Two Fronts
(20-APR-2005)
FdUMP(10) is up to 400 times more powerful than conventional chemo |
Turning Fearsome Viruses Into Cancer Foes
(20-APR-2005)
Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
Gene Mutation Linked to Cancer Risk
(20-APR-2005)
Could be to blame for thyroid, colorectal, breast and other tumors, study says |
Knocking Out Leukemia With a One-Two Punch
(20-APR-2005)
Scientists say they've found a new treatment target for CML |
Mixed Results for Lymph-Removing Ovarian Cancer Surgery
(20-APR-2005)
but didn't affect overall survival |
Processed Meats Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
(20-APR-2005)
Red meat may heighten risk too, study suggests |
Green Tea Prevents Prostate Cancer in High-Risk Men
(20-APR-2005)
Researchers believe beverage's catechins have powerful antioxidant properties
|
Turning Fearsome Viruses Into Cancer Foes
(20-APR-2005)
Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
Fluorescence Improves Brain Tumor Surgery Outcomes
(19-APR-2005)
Tracer lights the way for delicate procedure, extending survival |
Spit Tests May Someday Catch Cancer
(19-APR-2005)
Saliva analysis detected nine of 10 oral cancers in study
|
Pregnancy Hormone May Prevent Breast Cancer
(19-APR-2005)
Animal studies suggest hCG can lower a woman's risk |
New Leukemia Drug Overcomes Gleevec Resistance
(19-APR-2005)
A study finds 90 percent of resistant CML patients responding to AMN107 |
Spit Tests May Someday Catch Cancer
(19-APR-2005)
Saliva analysis detected nine of 10 oral cancers in study
|
Painkillers May Protect Against Colon Cancer
(18-APR-2005)
Celebrex, combined with cholesterol drug, worked on lab animals |
Antibody Promising Against Variety of Cancers
(18-APR-2005)
Good results in animal studies could prompt clinical trials |
Sunshine, Vitamin D Improve Lung Cancer Survival
(18-APR-2005)
But don't put off surgeries till sunnier months, experts caution |
Daily Aspirin, Ibuprofen Cut Smokers' Oral Cancer Risk
(18-APR-2005)
More evidence common painkillers fight malignancy |
Statins May Halve Advanced Prostate Cancer Risk
(18-APR-2005)
Study hints at potential promise of cholesterol-busting drugs |
Tissue Scan May Improve Prostate Cancer Treatment
(15-APR-2005)
It beat standard lab biopsy in helping doctors predict course of disease |
Experts Offering Free Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Screening
(14-APR-2005)
Event to occur at sites across the U.S. on April 15 |
Report: Set Federal Standards for Cord Blood Banks
(14-APR-2005)
Stored umbilical cord blood an increasingly useful source of stem cells |
Tamoxifen Eases Prostate Cancer Treatment Side Effects
(14-APR-2005)
Adding the drug cut down on breast enlargement and breast pain |
in Helps Control Cancer's Spread
(13-APR-2005)
Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
in Helps Control Cancer's Spread
(13-APR-2005)
Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
Health Tip: Colon Polyps
(13-APR-2005)
Smoking increases risk of precancerous growths |
in Helps Control Cancer's Spread
(13-APR-2005)
Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
in Helps Control Cancer's Spread
(13-APR-2005)
Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
Health Tip: Suspicious Moles
(13-APR-2005)
A mark of beauty or cancer? |
Electricity Delivers Gene to Fight Melanoma
(13-APR-2005)
New trial will use mild shock to open skin pores, mobilize immune system |
in Helps Control Cancer's Spread
(13-APR-2005)
Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
Technique May Safely Preserve Fertility in Breast Cancer Patients
(12-APR-2005)
Combo of hormone plus chemotherapy helps women freeze more eggs |
Black Women Less Apt to Get Breast Cancer Gene Test
(12-APR-2005)
Reasons for disparity not clear, but study suggests more education, outreach needed
|
Study: Cell Phones Won't Raise Brain Tumor Risk
(11-APR-2005)
Danish researchers examined phone records stretching back 10 years |
Few Women Say They'd Use Tamoxifen Preventively
(11-APR-2005)
Just 17 percent of women at high risk for breast cancer would take the drug |
New Breast Cancer Drugs Offer Alternative to Tamoxifen
(10-APR-2005)
Studies suggest aromatase inhibitors may be safer, more effective |
Black Women Need to Guard Against Colon Cancer
(09-APR-2005)
Group says it's second most common cancer among this group |
Researchers Spot Proteins Key to Cancer's Spread
(08-APR-2005)
New high-tech method should help find other chemotherapy targets |
Progestin Dose May Explain HRT's Breast Cancer Link
(06-APR-2005)
New study finds no rise in risk when estrogen used alone |
Another HPV Vaccine Passes Test
(06-APR-2005)
Small trial shows infection rate reduced by 90 percent |
Scientists Find Key Player in Cancer's Spread
(06-APR-2005)
VEGF-A protein helps tumor cells move to lymph nodes |
Anemia Drug May Not Increase Cancer Survival
(06-Apr-2005)
Erythropoietin can improve blood health in patients, however |
Vitamin E May Harm Patients With Head, Neck Cancers
(06-APR-2005)
Supplements might raise disease recurrence risk, study suggests |
Jennings' Case Highlights Risk to Ex-Smokers
(06-APR-2005)
While quitting tobacco is a must, there's no guarantee you'll escape lung cancer |
Kids Follow Parents in Using Alternative Therapies
(05-APR-2005)
Boys less likely to use these treatments than girls, study finds |
New Hope Against Inoperable Liver, Lung Cancers
(04-APR-2005)
Two techniques could offer patients life-extending options, researchers say |
New Hope Against Inoperable Liver, Lung Cancers
(04-APR-2005)
Two techniques could offer patients life-extending options, researchers say |
Autumn Birth Linked to Childhood Brain Cancer
(02-APR-2005)
Study suggests in-utero springtime exposure to pesticides may be to blame
|
New Options Offer Relief from Cancer-Related Bone Pain
(01-APR-2005)
Freezing or heating tumors kills the cancer and the pain
|
Chemo Drug May Fight Brain Tumors in Kids
(01-APR-2005)
In mice, rapamycin normalized growth of brain cells |
Radiation for Prostate Cancer May Make Rectal Cancer More Likely
(01-APR-2005)
Overall risk for rectal tumors remains low, however
|
Radiation for Prostate Cancer May Make Rectal Cancer More Likely
(01-APR-2005)
Overall risk for rectal tumors remains low, however
|
Study: Partial Prostate Cancer Freeze Therapy Effective
(01-APR-2005)
But others worry the technique will miss some malignant tissue |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Researchers Launch Breast Cancer Prevention Drug Trial
(31-MAR-2005)
Five-year study to assess effectiveness of exemestane |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Flipping a Switch on Tumor Cell Growth
(31-MAR-2005)
Compound could put brakes on protein that controls spread of cancer |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Healthy Change, Early Screening Can Cut Cancer Rates
(31-MAR-2005)
Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
Cake, Candles and Colon Cancer Screening
(30-MAR-2005)
American Cancer Society offers birthday e-reminders to those over 50 |
Setting Up Cancer Cells for Destruction
(30-MAR-2005)
In new strategy, one drug makes tumors vulnerable to a second
|
Cake, Candles and Colon Cancer Screening
(30-MAR-2005)
American Cancer Society offers birthday e-reminders to those over 50 |
U.S. Outspends Europe on Cancer Research
(30-MAR-2005)
Survey cites need to double funding |
Web-Based Cancer Research Reaps Reward
(29-MAR-2005)
Online appeal to patients helps ID bone marrow cancer gene |
Web-Based Cancer Research Reaps Reward
(29-MAR-2005)
Online appeal to patients helps ID bone marrow cancer gene |
Cancer Survival Rates Linked to Clinical Trials
(29-MAR-2005)
Low participation by young adults may explain poor outcomes
|
Web-Based Cancer Research Reaps Reward
(29-MAR-2005)
Online appeal to patients helps ID bone marrow cancer gene |
Special MRI Offers Quick Assessment of Brain Cancer Therapy
(28-MAR-2005)
It could lead to improved treatments for such patients, study suggests |
Colonoscopy: Too Much of a Good Thing?
(28-MAR-2005)
Some people get checked too often, while others are reluctant to be screened |
Primary Care Office Strategies May Boost Colon Cancer Screening
(28-MAR-2005)
Simple steps heightened patient awareness of need for testing, study finds |
Race, Marriage Influence Prostate Cancer Treatment
(28-MAR-2005)
Both help men decide whether to opt for surgery or radiation, study suggests |
Colonoscopy: Too Much of a Good Thing?
(28-MAR-2005)
Some people get checked too often, while others are reluctant to be screened |
Primary Care Office Strategies May Boost Colon Cancer Screening
(28-MAR-2005)
Simple steps heightened patient awareness of need for testing, study finds |
Researchers Pursue Promising Cervical Cancer Vaccine
(27-MAR-2005)
But it won't replace the Pap test any time soon, experts say |
Promising Ovarian Cancer Drug Under Study
(27-MAR-2005)
A6 shuts down blood supply tumors need to grow |
CT Scans for Lung Cancer Questioned
(25-MAR-2005)
They didn't improve survival rates, study found |
HRT Can Cloud Breast Cancer Screens
(24-MAR-2005)
MRIs can be misread because hormone therapy makes tissue more dense, study says |
Beating Cancer May Not Mean Beating Stress
(24-MAR-2005)
For some, emotional and physical effects linger for years, study finds |
Gene-Diet Link May Shield Some Men From Prostate Cancer
(24-MAR-2005)
Antioxidants from food especially helpful in 25% of men, study suggests |
PSA Test Plus Digital Exam Best at Spotting Prostate Cancer
(24-MAR-2005)
One screen detects what the other may miss, study suggests |
Treatment Options Increasing for Prostate Cancer
(24-MAR-2005)
But reliable screening procedures remain elusive, panel of experts says
|
Tamoxifen Ups Risk of Uterine Sarcoma
(23-MAR-2005)
Study finds women on breast cancer drug six times likelier to get the rare cancer |
Blood Compound Won't Predict Colon Cancer Risk
(23-MAR-2005)
C-reactive protein fails to meet expectations, study finds |
New Chemo Regimen Best for Lymphoma
(23-MAR-2005)
Beat out traditional chemo followed by radiation, study authors report |
Tamoxifen Ups Risk of Uterine Sarcoma
(23-MAR-2005)
Study finds women on breast cancer drug six times likelier to get the rare cancer |
New Chemo Regimen Best for Lymphoma
(23-MAR-2005)
Beat out traditional chemo followed by radiation, study authors report |
Healthy Women With HIV May Need Fewer Pap Tests
(22-MAR-2005)
But researchers caution the findings need to be confirmed in additional studies |
Compound Could Stop Cancer Growth
(22-MAR-2005)
It might prove effective against a third of malignancies, discoverers say |
Compound Could Stop Cancer Growth
(22-MAR-2005)
It might prove effective against a third of malignancies, discoverers say |
Wrinkle Fears May Help Prevent Skin Cancer
(22-MAR-2005)
Young people responded to photos showing sun-linked skin aging, researchers note |
Adult Stem Cells Can Produce Brain Cells
(21-MAR-2005)
In chick embryos, specific chemical environment brings results |
Gene May Be New Cancer Treatment Target
(18-MAR-2005)
Blocking action of MTHFR gene shrank tumors in mice |
Gene May Be New Cancer Treatment Target
(18-MAR-2005)
Blocking action of MTHFR gene shrank tumors in mice |
Gene May Be New Cancer Treatment Target
(18-MAR-2005)
Blocking action of MTHFR gene shrank tumors in mice |
Brain Cancer Drug Gets Wider Approval
(17-MAR-2005)
With radiation, Temodar can extend patients' lives, FDA says |
Protein Key to Skin Cancer Spread Found
(17-MAR-2005)
Researchers say it's a possible target for treatment |
Drug Therapy Combats Some Cancers in HIV Patients
(16-Mar-2005)
HAART cuts risk of Kaposi sarcoma, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, study finds |
Breast Cancer Radiation Carries Little Cardiac Risk
(15-MAR-2005)
Better technology means this treatment safer than ever, study finds |
Mastectomy Does Prevent Breast Cancer for Those at High Risk
(15-MAR-2005)
Research confirms preventive approach used a decade ago works |
Health Tip: Help Prevent Bladder Cancer
(14-MAR-2005)
Follow these suggestions |
Genes May Link Breast Cancer in Africa, America
(14-MAR-2005)
Study finds similar disease pattern in black patients from both continents |
Older Breast Cancer Survivors at Risk for Bone Breaks
(14-MAR-2005)
Researchers think drugs used to treat tumors lead to bone loss |
Drug Stops Cancer in Its Tracks
(14-MAR-2005)
Experimental compound fights tumors three ways, researchers say |
Health Tip: Help Prevent Bladder Cancer
(14-MAR-2005)
Follow these suggestions |
Older Breast Cancer Survivors at Risk for Bone Breaks
(14-MAR-2005)
Researchers think drugs used to treat tumors lead to bone loss |
Virtual Colonoscopy Is Less Invasive But Less Reliable
(12-MAR-2005)
Studies suggest the technique still needs refinement |
Virtual Colonoscopy Is Less Invasive But Less Reliable
(12-MAR-2005)
Studies suggest the technique still needs refinement |
Melanoma in Children Appears Different Than Adult Disease
(11-MAR-2005)
Survival rate in young kids is higher, small study finds
|
Developed Countries Still Carry Greatest Cancer Burden
(10-MAR-2005)
But study finds developing nations are catching up |
U.S. Adults Still Not Colon Cancer-Savvy
(10-MAR-2005)
More are familiar with American Idol than their risk for the disease, survey finds |
Developed Countries Still Carry Greatest Cancer Burden
(10-MAR-2005)
But study finds developing nations are catching up |
Developed Countries Still Carry Greatest Cancer Burden
(10-MAR-2005)
But study finds developing nations are catching up |
Radiation 'Seed Therapy' Beating Prostate Cancer
(10-MAR-2005)
Study finds it equals or excels traditional surgery in curing disease |
U.S. Adults Still Not Colon Cancer-Savvy
(10-MAR-2005)
More are familiar with American Idol than their risk for the disease, survey finds |
Chemotherapy Offers Some Promise in Treating Brain Tumors
(09-MAR-2005)
But experts caution the treatment delivers marginal improvements |
Surgery Plus Heated Drugs Boosts Cancer Survival
(09-MAR-2005)
The combo is life-extending for patients whose cancers have spread |
Surgery Plus Heated Drugs Boosts Cancer Survival
(09-MAR-2005)
The combo is life-extending for patients whose cancers have spread |
Chemotherapy Offers Some Promise in Treating Brain Tumors
(09-MAR-2005)
But experts caution the treatment delivers marginal improvements |
Thalidomide Slows Cancer-Related Weight Loss
(08-MAR-2005)
The drug is making a comeback as cancer, AIDS therapy |
Smoking During Pregnancy May Up Child Leukemia Risk
(08-MAR-2005)
But experts caution findings are far from conclusive |
Lung Cancer 'Gender Gap' Closing
(07-MAR-2005)
Men's rate falling while women hold steady, report finds |
Many Women Still Don't Get Annual Mammograms
(06-MAR-2005)
Only one in 20 follows schedule recommendations, researchers say |
Prostate Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
(04-MAR-2005)
Method of attack could be used against other tumors, researchers say |
Licorice Derivative May Slow Kaposi's Sarcoma
(03-MAR-2005)
Compound makes cancerous cells commit suicide, study finds |
Practice Improves Mammogram Diagnosis
(02-MAR-2005)
Doctors who read the most images are most accurate, study finds |
Study Confirms Tamoxifen Raises Endometrial Cancer Risk
(02-MAR-2005)
Risk heightened by length of time on the drug |
Phase I Cancer Trials More Effective Than Thought
(02-MAR-2005)
Twice as many patients have positive responses to therapies, study finds
|
Older Women With Breast Cancer Missing Out on Chemo
(01-MAR-2005)
Many not being offered lifesaving treatment because of their age, researcher says |
More Can Be Done to Stop Colon Cancer
(01-MAR-2005)
American Cancer Society urging better prevention, wider screening |
Celebrex Bests Vioxx as Potential Cancer Fighter
(01-MAR-2005)
Despite cardiovascular risks, painkiller appears to block key protein for cancer cell replication |
More Genetic Clues to Lung Cancer's Cause
(01-MAR-2005)
One mutation occurs more often in nonsmokers with the disease |
Celebrex Bests Vioxx as Potential Cancer Fighter
(01-MAR-2005)
Despite cardiovascular risks, painkiller appears to block key protein for cancer cell replication |
Older Women With Breast Cancer Missing Out on Chemo
(01-MAR-2005)
Many not being offered lifesaving treatment because of their age, researcher says |
Prostate Cancer Therapy May Affect Mental Function
(28-FEB-2005)
And a second study suggests a tumor-preventing drug saves men's lives |
Viruses are Vaccines' New Anti-Cancer Weapon
(25-FEB-2005)
They prime the immune system to attack malignant cells, scientists say |
Non-Surgical Treatment Offers Hope for Liver Cancer
(25-FEB-2005)
Needle delivers tumor-cooking heat to site of malignancy |
Viruses are Vaccines' New Anti-Cancer Weapon
(25-FEB-2005)
They prime the immune system to attack malignant cells, scientists say |
Palliative Care Comes Too Late for Many
(24-FEB-2005)
Nearly half of surviving cancer relatives wish hospice care had started earlier |
Scientists Identify Stem Cell On/Off Switch
(23-FEB-2005)
One gene may tell skin stem cells to change, or stay as they are |
Second Gene Mutation Explains Lung Cancer Drug Resistance
(23-FEB-2005)
Two teams of researchers arrive at similar finding |
Free Hotline Focuses on Lymphedema
(22-FEB-2005)
Therapists will answer questions on cancer treatment-related swelling |
Health Tip: The Ins and Outs of Colonoscopy
(22-FEB-2005)
Know what to expect |
Free Hotline Focuses on Lymphedema
(22-FEB-2005)
Therapists will answer questions on cancer treatment-related swelling |
Health Tip: Deadly Secondhand Smoke
(22-FEB-2005)
Children are not immune |
New Clues to Lung Cancer Drug Resistance
(22-FEB-2005)
Second mutation in cancer cells may trigger resistance to Iressa, Tarceva |
Genes Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence
(18-FEB-2005)
Finding could help determine which women need aggressive treatment |
Saliva Testing Moves Into the Mainstream
(18-FEB-2005)
Lowly spit might be a lifesaver in disease, infection detection |
Genes Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence
(18-FEB-2005)
Finding could help determine which women need aggressive treatment |
Stem Cells Promise Better Plastic Surgery
(17-FEB-2005)
Safer, more durable implants made from natural tissue, researchers report |
Lung, Colon Cancers Major Killers in Europe
(17-FEB-2005)
Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
Lung, Colon Cancers Major Killers in Europe
(17-FEB-2005)
Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
Lung, Colon Cancers Major Killers in Europe
(17-FEB-2005)
Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
Lung, Colon Cancers Major Killers in Europe
(17-FEB-2005)
Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
Lung, Colon Cancers Major Killers in Europe
(17-FEB-2005)
Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
New Vaccine Boosts Prostate Cancer Survival
(17-FEB-2005)
Trial shows immune therapy offers hope to men whose disease has spread |
Managed Care Makes Little Difference in Cancer Care
(16-FEB-2005)
Study found it didn't raise, lower quality of life for these patients |
Screening Technique Helps Spot Bladder Cancer Early
(15-FEB-2005)
Urine test relies on cancer-linked protein marker |
Coffee Cuts Liver Cancer Risk
(15-FEB-2005)
And decaf reduces colorectal cancer risk, another study finds |
Screening Technique Helps Spot Bladder Cancer Early
(15-FEB-2005)
Urine test relies on cancer-linked protein marker |
Quit-Smoking Program Boosts Lifespan
(15-FEB-2005)
Gum plus behavior change cut smokers' 15-year death rate in half |
Screening Technique Helps Spot Bladder Cancer Early
(15-FEB-2005)
Urine test relies on cancer-linked protein marker |
Promising Ovarian Cancer Test Doesn't Work: Study
(15-FEB-2005)
Re-analysis of data finds flaws in protein-based screen |
Coffee Cuts Liver Cancer Risk
(15-FEB-2005)
And decaf reduces colorectal cancer risk, another study finds |
Tamoxifen Cuts Heart Attack Risk
(14-FEB-2005)
But benefit of breast cancer drug no reason to use it for cardiovascular protection |
Reprogrammed HIV Can Hunt Down Cancer Cells
(14-FEB-2005)
Harmless form of the virus attacked malignancies in mice, says study |
Compound Fights Gleevec-Resistant Leukemia
(14-FEB-2005)
AMN107 shows promise in animal trials, researchers say |
Reprogrammed HIV Can Hunt Down Cancer Cells
(14-FEB-2005)
Harmless form of the virus attacked malignancies in mice, says study |
New Clue Predicts Breast Cancer Behavior
(11-FEB-2005)
Wound-healing activity may identify women at risk for disease spread |
Leukemia Drug Eyed for Kaposi's Sarcoma
(11-FEB-2005)
Gleevec can shrink skin tumors linked to HIV/AIDS |
Leukemia Drug Eyed for Kaposi's Sarcoma
(11-FEB-2005)
Gleevec can shrink skin tumors linked to HIV/AIDS |
Rainforest Plant Yields Breast Cancer Fighter
(10-FEB-2005)
Amazon plant compound stopped growth of malignant cells in lab |
Illness, Disability May Not Dampen Spirits
(10-FEB-2005)
Most sick and disabled people just as happy as healthy folk, study finds |
Leukemia Cells Surprise Researchers
(10-FEB-2005)
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia cells die off, are reborn at faster rate than believed
|
Gene May Spur Childhood Brain Cancer
(09-FEB-2005)
It's needed for brain development but doesn't switch off, study finds |
Little Benefit Adding Breast Exam to Mammography
(09-FEB-2005)
Exam won't significantly lower breast cancer death risk, study finds |
Crunch! Carrots May Cut Cancer Risk
(09-FEB-2005)
Natural pesticide appears to prevent tumor development |
Thalidomide-like Drug Benefits Some With Blood Disorder
(09-FEB-2005)
Reduces need for transfusions for those with myelodysplastic syndromes, study says |
Eating Well Staves Off Disability
(08-FEB-2005)
Dairy, fruits and vegetables can help you function better as you age, study finds |
Cancer Patients Run Higher Risk of Blood Clots
(08-FEB-2005)
New study identifies those most likely to suffer problems |
Researchers Fish for Clues to Cancerous Moles
(08-FEB-2005)
Study in zebrafish yields genetic answers |
Birth Weight Linked to Cancer Risk
(07-FEB-2005)
Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
Birth Weight Linked to Cancer Risk
(07-FEB-2005)
Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
Birth Weight Linked to Cancer Risk
(07-FEB-2005)
Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
Birth Weight Linked to Cancer Risk
(07-FEB-2005)
Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
Birth Weight Linked to Cancer Risk
(07-FEB-2005)
Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
Study: Mammograms Painless for Most Women
(04-FEB-2005)
Finding challenges common assumptions about breast exam |
Scientists Get Handle on Kaposi's Sarcoma
(04-FEB-2005)
Herpes virus infects body before cancer takes hold |
Breast Cancer Prevention From The Sea
(03-FEB-2005)
Seaweed may reduce estrogen and help prevent some forms of the disease |
Many EU Cancer Patients Use Alternative Meds
(03-FEB-2005)
Herbal treatments, homeopathy, vitamins and spiritual therapies popular |
Breast Cancer Chemo Timing Doesn't Affect Outcome
(02-FEB-2005)
But it does help after surgery, study finds |
Drug Shows Major Promise Against Follicular Lymphoma
(02-FEB-2005)
Radioactive-based therapy put 75% of patients into remission |
Brain Tumor Treatment Guidelines Not Always Followed
(01-FEB-2005)
Chemotherapy, antidepressants underused, study says |
Sun Can Show a Cancer Benefit
(01-FEB-2005)
Studies showed increased survival rates for melanoma, protection against type of lymphoma |
Sun Can Show a Cancer Benefit
(01-FEB-2005)
Studies showed increased survival rates for melanoma, protection against type of lymphoma |
New Advance in Gene Therapy for Cancer
(31-JAN-2005)
Special virus spares healthy cells |
New Drug Targets Pancreatic Cancer Two Ways
(29-JAN-2005)
USC researchers test compound in clinical trial |
Parents' Smoking Can Kill Children Years Later
(28-JAN-2005)
Secondhand smoke in home linked to adult lung cancer |
Drug Combo Extends Colon Cancer Survival
(27-JAN-2005)
Avastin plus three other agents effective against advanced disease |
Drug Combo Extends Colon Cancer Survival
(27-JAN-2005)
Avastin plus three other agents effective against advanced disease |
Compound Might Aid Leukemia Patients Resistant to Gleevec
(26-JAN-2005)
Human trials could begin by middle of year, researcher says |
Genetic Technique Bolsters Immune Cells to Battle Cancer
(25-JAN-2005)
Scientists prompted them to aggressively attack malignancies |
Procedure Improves Outcomes in Lung Cancer Cases
(25-JAN-2005)
Intraoperative brachytherapy boosted survival odds for high-risk patients |
Link Between Personality and Cancer Ruled Out
(24-JAN-2005)
Extroversion doesn't up chances of disease, study finds |
Extra Weight Skews PSA Scores
(24-JAN-2005)
High BMI means prostate cancer screen can miss early stages of disease, study says
|
Lung Cancer Is a Woman's Disease
(22-JAN-2005)
It's deadlier than breast, uterine and ovarian cancers, experts say |
New Colon Cancer Marker Found
(21-JAN-2005)
Levels of molecule may predict severity of disease and survival, researchers say
|
Black Americans Undertreated for Esophageal Cancer
(20-JAN-2005)
Whites nearly twice as likely to receive life-prolonging surgery, study finds |
New Clues to Tumor Toughness
(20-JAN-2005)
Researchers discover how malignant cells develop resistance to treatment |
Cancer Now the Leading Killer of Americans
(20-JAN-2005)
Displaces heart disease for top spot, new report finds |
New Clues to Tumor Toughness
(20-JAN-2005)
Researchers discover how malignant cells develop resistance to treatment |
Faulty DNA Repair Linked to Breast Cancer Risk
(19-JAN-2005)
Points to increased susceptibility in those with family history of disease |
Radiation Therapy Boosts High-Risk Breast Cancer Survival
(19-JAN-2005)
Study with 20-year follow-up confirms earlier research |
Key Cancer Gene Discovered
(19-JAN-2005)
Scientists identify gene that controls other cancer-causing genes |
Radiation Therapy Boosts High-Risk Breast Cancer Survival
(19-JAN-2005)
Study with 20-year follow-up confirms earlier research |
Single Fecal Test Inadequate for Detecting Colon Cancer
(17-JAN-2005)
Doctors not using more accurate six-sample home method enough
|
Combo Treatment Slows Cancer Cell Growth
(17-JAN-2005)
Could become effective therapy against cells that keep proliferating |
Another Clue Explains Smoking Link to Oral Cancers
(17-JAN-2005)
Those with habit have much higher levels of inflammatory protein |
Another Clue Explains Smoking Link to Oral Cancers
(17-JAN-2005)
Those with habit have much higher levels of inflammatory protein |
Melanoma Vaccine Triggers T-Cells to Attack Tumors
(17-JAN-2005)
New research offers insights into ways immune system fights the disease |
New Scans Spot More Small Breast Tumors
(14-JAN-2005)
Molecular breast imaging method improves detection of malignancies |
Tobacco Industry Worked to Thwart Lung Cancer Link: Report
(14-JAN-2005)
Efforts ran counter to public pledge to promote anti-smoking message, study claims |
Carefree People May Miss Rectal Cancer
(14-JAN-2005)
More likely to ignore symptoms than anxious people, study says |
States Fall Short in Fight Against Cervical Cancer
(13-JAN-2005)
More screening, better insurance coverage needed, survey finds |
New Gene Principle Changes the Rules
(13-JAN-2005)
Finding could lead to new treatments for many diseases |
(12-JAN-2005)
May also protect against esophageal cancers in those with deficiency |
(12-JAN-2005)
May also protect against esophageal cancers in those with deficiency |
Hormone Therapy Has Drawbacks for Men as Well
(12-JAN-2005)
Prostate cancer patients on androgen-deprivation therapy had increased risk of bone breaks |
Fruits, Vegetables Don't Protect Against Breast Cancer
(11-JAN-2005)
But experts say the finding shouldn't dissuade people from eating the foods |
Steady Diet of Red Meat Increases Colon Cancer Risk
(11-JAN-2005)
People who consumed a lot over long period of time upped chances by 50 percent |
Blood Sugar Levels Linked to Cancer Rates
(11-JAN-2005)
In large Korean study, higher levels meant higher incidence of disease |
Curtailing Side Effects of Prostate Cancer Radiation
(11-JAN-2005)
More thorough imaging reduces erectile dysfunction in patients |
Olive Oil May Protect Against Breast Cancer
(10-JAN-2005)
Lab study finds main ingredient suppresses important cancer gene |
Elderly Avoiding Colorectal Cancer Screening
(10-JAN-2005)
Many on Medicare don't seek help until symptoms appear, study shows |
Delirium Can Be Side Effect of Stem Cell Transplant
(10-JAN-2005)
Suffered by half of cancer patients who had it, researchers say |
Shield Your Skin From Winter Sun
(08-JAN-2005)
Slather on sunscreen before you hit the slopes |
Mammography's Early Catches Have Silver Lining
(05-JAN-2005)
Lead to less toxic breast cancer treatments, study says |
Role Seen for Vitamin A to Prevent Breast Cancer
(05-JAN-2005)
Experts stress that lab research is preliminary |
Elderly Women With Cervical Cancer Face Tough Battle
(05-JAN-2005)
They're more likely to die of the disease than younger women |
Mammography's Early Catches Have Silver Lining
(05-JAN-2005)
Lead to less toxic breast cancer treatments, study says |
Checking Cancer's Growth
(04-JAN-2005)
Scientists identify factors that tell cells to stop multiplying |
Saliva Holds Clues to Oral Cancer
(03-JAN-2005)
Study finds high levels of four molecules point to trouble |
Health Tip: The A-B-C's of Skin Cancer
(31-DEC-2004)
Here's an easy way to remember what to look for when checking |
Light Technology Lends a Hand to Pap Test
(28-DEC-2004)
But speculoscopy also leads to many false positives |
Fine-Tune Your Intake of Fatty Acids
(28-DEC-2004)
Omega-3 and omega-6 acids are vital to a healthy diet |
Long-Term Survival Not Tied to 'Excellence' Centers
(27-DEC-2004)
Study compares five-year death rates at National Cancer Institute-designated facilities |
Healthful Diet Urged for Kids Undergoing Chemo
(27-DEC-2004)
Treatment lowers antioxidant, nutrient levels |
Protein Fuels Melanoma's Growth
(27-DEC-2004)
Discovery could lead to new treatments for deadly skin cancer, researchers say |
Healthful Diet Urged for Kids Undergoing Chemo
(27-DEC-2004)
Treatment lowers antioxidant, nutrient levels |
Breast Implants Don't Hurt Survival of Mastectomy Patients
(23-DEC-2004)
Study finds they may actually improve long-term outlook |
Gray Hair Shares Genetic Root With Melanoma
(23-DEC-2004)
Study finds genes that lead to both |
DNA Test for Colon Cancer a Mixed Bag
(22-DEC-2004)
Pricey test beats blood screen, but falls short of colonoscopy |
New Compound Could Enhance Chemotherapy
(22-DEC-2004)
It might also reduce side effects of treatment, researchers suggest |
DNA Test for Colon Cancer a Mixed Bag
(22-DEC-2004)
Pricey test beats blood screen, but falls short of colonoscopy |
New Compound Could Enhance Chemotherapy
(22-DEC-2004)
It might also reduce side effects of treatment, researchers suggest |
Fruits, Veggies Might Ward Off Cancer
(21-DEC-2004)
Try to eat five or more servings a day to help prevent disease, experts say |
Genes Influence Lung Cancer Risk
(21-DEC-2004)
But smoking still plays dominant role, researchers add |
Scans Help Spot Recurrent Cancers
(20-DEC-2004)
Combination imaging helps find hidden malignancies, study says |
Lung Cancer Link Seen in Gulf War Fires
(20-DEC-2004)
Advisers issue new report on combustible products |
Gleevec a Cost-Effective Treatment
(20-DEC-2004)
Study finds high price of drug balanced by expected survival increase in patients |
Lung Cancer Link Seen in Gulf War Fires
(20-DEC-2004)
Advisers issue new report on combustible products |
Colonoscopy Bests CT Scans and X-rays
(16-DEC-2004)
Detects almost twice as many polyps as other procedures
|
New Way to Block Angiogenesis Found
(16-DEC-2004)
Could lead to novel therapies for cancer, transplants, heart and lung disease |
Drug Treats Painful Side Effect of Chemotherapy
(16-DEC-2004)
Thwarts debilitating mouth sores
|
Drug Treats Painful Side Effect of Chemotherapy
(16-DEC-2004)
Thwarts debilitating mouth sores
|
New Way to Block Angiogenesis Found
(16-DEC-2004)
Could lead to novel therapies for cancer, transplants, heart and lung disease |
How Blood Platelets Speed Cancer's Spread
(15-DEC-2004)
Study describes two ways they help tumors travel to bone |
Biennial Mammograms OK for Some Women
(15-DEC-2004)
No higher risk of late-stage cancer found in those aged 50 and older |
Tamoxifen's Side Effects Scare Away Some
(15-DEC-2004)
Women hesitant to take it as a preventive measure against breast cancer |
Drug Eases Painful Effect of Cancer Therapy
(15-DEC-2004)
Cuts frequency, duration of common mouth sores
|
Drug Eases Painful Effect of Cancer Therapy
(15-DEC-2004)
Cuts frequency, duration of common mouth sores
|
Drug Eases Painful Effect of Cancer Therapy
(15-DEC-2004)
Cuts frequency, duration of common mouth sores
|
How Blood Platelets Speed Cancer's Spread
(15-DEC-2004)
Study describes two ways they help tumors travel to bone |
Drug Eases Painful Effect of Cancer Therapy
(15-DEC-2004)
Cuts frequency, duration of common mouth sores
|
Osteoporosis a Risk in Prostate Cancer Therapy
(13-DEC-2004)
Often overlooked in men receiving hormone therapy |
Chronic Stress May Raise Skin Cancer Risk
(13-DEC-2004)
Sped development of tumors in mice exposed to UV light |
Possible Link Between Folic Acid and Breast Cancer Found
(10-DEC-2004)
But even researchers say connection is probably a fluke |
Genetic Test Helps Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence
(10-DEC-2004)
But at least one expert says it's not ready for widespread use |
Celebrex Could Help Fight Breast Cancer
(10-DEC-2004)
Arthritis drug appears to regulate cell's use of estrogen, small study finds |
Childhood Cancer Rate Rising in Europe
(10-DEC-2004)
But survival rates are improving, researchers report |
Genetic Test Helps Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence
(10-DEC-2004)
But at least one expert says it's not ready for widespread use |
Breast MRIs Won't Obviate Need for Biopsy
(08-DEC-2004)
Cancer screens sensitive, but they don't catch everything |
New Breast Cancer Drug Bests Tamoxifen
(08-DEC-2004)
Anastrozole reduces the chances of tumors recurring and spreading, study finds |
New Breast Cancer Drug Bests Tamoxifen
(08-DEC-2004)
Anastrozole reduces the chances of tumors recurring and spreading, study finds |
Tough Tumors
(07-DEC-2004)
Shaped beam radiation helps with brain, spinal cancer |
Hand-held Breast Scanner May Help Women Spot Potential Problems
(07-DEC-2004)
Device meant as a pre-screening tool, to encourage self-examination |
Addition Urged for Melanoma Memory Device
(07-DEC-2004)
Know your ABCDEs to detect cancer, researchers suggest |
Leukemia Vaccine Shows Early Promise
(06-DEC-2004)
Larger studies to begin next year, researchers report |
More Americans Getting Hooked on Hookahs
(04-DEC-2004)
Smoking tobacco through water pipe is no safer, experts warn |
Leukemia Drug Gleevec Continues to Amaze
(03-DEC-2004)
Nearly 5 years after its introduction, most patients still doing well |
Depression Strikes Hard at Ill Seniors
(03-DEC-2004)
Therapy helps quality of life in those with chronic ailments |
Leukemia Drug Gleevec Continues to Amaze
(03-DEC-2004)
Nearly 5 years after its introduction, most patients still doing well |
Shark Cartilage No Proven Cancer Cure
(02-DEC-2004)
More studies may show benefit in using purified components of it |
Risks Seen in Low Exposure to Benzene
(02-DEC-2004)
Study: Blood cells harmed even below U.S. worker standards |
Cancer Survivorship in U.S. Keeps Rising
(02-DEC-2004)
Number of those beating disease has tripled since the 1970s |
Risks Seen in Low Exposure to Benzene
(02-DEC-2004)
Study: Blood cells harmed even below U.S. worker standards |
Some Breast Cancer Screens Better Than Others
(01-DEC-2004)
Study says MRI catches tumors missed by mammography in high-risk women |
Cheap Test Can Close Colorectal Screening Gap
(01-DEC-2004)
Fecal blood test can reach those other methods can't |
'PillCam' Allows Doctors to Inspect Esophagus
(01-DEC-2004)
May thwart pre-cancerous condition |
Green Tea Seems to Stem Spread of Prostate Cancer
(01-DEC-2004)
Polyphenols control proliferation of malignant cells |
Cheap Test Can Close Colorectal Screening Gap
(01-DEC-2004)
Fecal blood test can reach those other methods can't |
Osteo Drug May Prevent Breast Cancer
(30-NOV-2004)
Study finds decrease in tumors in women with bone loss
|
Gleevec Shows Promise Against Kaposi's Sarcoma
(30-NOV-2004)
Drug slowed cancer growth in small number of AIDS patients |
No Cancer Link to Nuclear Site Found
(30-NOV-2004)
Those exposed to iodine 131 at Hanford facility decades ago appear unharmed |
High Doses of Beta Carotene Pose Lingering Threats
(30-NOV-2004)
Supplement, once thought to prevent lung cancer, actually increases risk
|
Nonsurgical Biopsy Identifies Breast Cancer
(29-NOV-2004)
Procedure finds malignant lymph nodes without more operations
|
Experts Assess Lung Cancer Risk Among Smokers
(29-NOV-2004)
New data based on age, time spent smoking |
Cigarette Ads in Convenience Stores May Boost Teen Smoking
(29-NOV-2004)
Study finds kids who frequent the shops are more likely to pick up the habit |
Stomach Cancer May Start in Bone Marrow
(26-NOV-2004)
Mouse study questions long-held belief about disease origins
|
Umbilical Cord Blood Could Treat Leukemia
(24-NOV-2004)
It's a viable option for patients waiting for transplant |
Smoking Continues to Kill Millions Worldwide
(24-NOV-2004)
A second study spots a gene mutation linked to nicotine addiction |
Study Finds Safe Pain Relief for Most Veterans
(23-NOV-2004)
For cancer patients, modest, stable use of morphine-like drugs |
Genetic Interplay Controls Prostate Cancer Growth
(23-NOV-2004)
A complex picture of three key genes emerges from a mouse study |
Risks Outlined for Women With Breast Cancer Gene
(22-NOV-2004)
Recurrence unlikely in affected breast after lumpectomy, study finds |
Study: Men Benefit More From Antioxidants
(22-NOV-2004)
Cancer, death rates lower for males |
New Way to Spot Lung Trouble
(22-NOV-2004)
Study examines advanced form of CT for lung cancer screening |
Discovery Could Produce Tamoxifen Alternative
(19-NOV-2004)
Fast-acting pathway may have fewer side effects |
Health Tip: Help Prevent Cancer
(19-NOV-2004)
Some suggestions to lower your risk |
Improving Cancer Care for Native Americans
(19-NOV-2004)
U.S. grant will increase access to trials, treatments in S.D. |
New Drug for Advanced Lung Cancer
(19-NOV-2004)
Extended life for some in trials
|
Too Few Elderly in Cancer Clinical Trials
(18-NOV-2004)
Majority of patients are seniors, but they're a minority in trials |
Stem Cells That Fuel Brain Cancer Found
(17-NOV-2004)
Discovery offers hope of finding drugs that could target them |
Researchers Closing In On 'Death Clock' Gene
(17-NOV-2004)
It holds important clues to both cancer and aging |
Give It Up for the Great American Smokeout
(17-NOV-2004)
Every attempt to quit is a step toward stopping for good, experts say |
Scientists Unlocking Lymphoma's Secrets
(17-NOV-2004)
Follicular lymphoma is a killer, but findings offer new hope |
Aromatase Inhibitors Recommended for Breast Cancer
(16-NOV-2004)
These drugs offer alternative for postmenopausal women, new guidelines say |
Selenium May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
(16-NOV-2004)
Study suggests but doesn't prove benefits of mineral |
Heartburn Medicines May Help Fight Cancer
(16-NOV-2004)
In a lab, they lowered resistance to chemotherapy drugs |
CT Scan Spots Operable Pancreatic Cancers
(16-NOV-2004)
It's just as effective as more invasive endoscopy, study finds |
New Clue to Prostate Cancer May Improve Treatment
(16-NOV-2004)
Better targeting of hormone receptor could stop spread of disease |
Selenium May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk
(16-NOV-2004)
Study suggests but doesn't prove benefits of mineral |
Heartburn Medicines May Help Fight Cancer
(16-NOV-2004)
In a lab, they lowered resistance to chemotherapy drugs |
Breast Cancer Genes Tied to Other Malignancies
(15-NOV-2004)
But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
Stopping Breast Cancer in its Tracks
(15-NOV-2004)
Chemical attraction behind spread of malignancies could be drug target |
Breast Cancer Genes Tied to Other Malignancies
(15-NOV-2004)
But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
Stopping Breast Cancer in its Tracks
(15-NOV-2004)
Chemical attraction behind spread of malignancies could be drug target |
Breast Cancer Genes Tied to Other Malignancies
(15-NOV-2004)
But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
Breast Cancer Genes Tied to Other Malignancies
(15-NOV-2004)
But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
Breast Cancer Genes Tied to Other Malignancies
(15-NOV-2004)
But risk of pancreatic, prostate, stomach cancer still low, study finds |
Experts: PSA Test Still Valuable for Prostate Cancer Screening
(13-NOV-2004)
Research under way to enhance the exam's usefulness |
Vaccine Protects Against Cervical Cancer
(12-NOV-2004)
Targets 2 strains of human papillomavirus |
Master Gene Guards Lungs Against Cigarette Smoke
(12-NOV-2004)
Finding could shed light on why some are more susceptible than others |
Scientists Find Key to Gene Therapy
(10-NOV-2004)
In mice, silencing RNA cut cholesterol nearly in half |
Supplement May Melt Belly Fat in Seniors
(09-NOV-2004)
Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
Smoking Increases Risk of COPD Death
(09-NOV-2004)
But those who quit less likely to die sooner than those who continue habit |
Supplement May Melt Belly Fat in Seniors
(09-NOV-2004)
Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
Ovary Transplant to Arm a Success
(08-NOV-2004)
Researchers report second-ever transplant of entire organ
|
Ovary Transplant to Arm a Success
(08-NOV-2004)
Researchers report second-ever transplant of entire organ
|
Smoking, Heredity Pose Pancreatic Cancer Risk
(08-NOV-2004)
uggests early screening for those in both categories |
Young Women's Cervical Cancer Risk Very Low
(05-NOV-2004)
Even abnormal Pap smears no cause for alarm, study finds |
Colon Cancer Drug Wins Additional Approval
(05-NOV-2004)
OK to combine with chemo after tumor removal |
Tobacco Use Causes Oral Health Decay
(05-NOV-2004)
Can lead to gum disease, mouth cancer, dentists warn |
Taking Measure of Prostate Cancer Care
(04-NOV-2004)
Study will examine treatment satisfaction among patients and their spouses |
Obese Women More Likely to Get Colorectal Cancer
(02-NOV-2004)
Face greater risk than obese men, study finds |
Smoking Ups Risk of Colon Polyps
(02-NOV-2004)
Study finds chances three times greater than for nonsmokers |
Fruits, Vegetables Won't Lower Cancer Risk
(02-NOV-2004)
Study finds lower heart trouble with higher consumption |
Early Cancer Drug Trials Less Dangerous Than Before
(02-NOV-2004)
Safer medicines, better oversight cited as reasons behind trend |
Virtual Colonoscopy Not Ready for Prime Time
(01-NOV-2004)
Despite advances, it still has radiation risks and accuracy problems, new study finds |
Swallowed Camera Finds Small Bowel Tumors
(01-NOV-2004)
Study: Capsule endoscopy detects what other screens can't |
Decline in Number of Breast Imaging Centers Worries Doctors
(30-OCT-2004)
Women in poor or rural areas are at increasing risk, experts say |
Red Wine May Protect Against Lung Cancer
(28-OCT-2004)
No other alcoholic beverage produced the same effect, study finds |
Testosterone Tied to Memory
(28-OCT-2004)
Prostate cancer patients who were deprived of it forgot things faster than healthy men |
Health Tip: Stop Smoking
(27-OCT-2004)
Some of the benefits will come quickly |
Health Tip: Stop Smoking
(27-OCT-2004)
Some of the benefits will come quickly |
Ovarian Cancer Rates Leveling Off Across Europe
(27-OCT-2004)
Study finds incidence dropping in northern Europe, rising in southern, eastern Europe |
New Treatment Blocks Cancer's Spread
(26-OCT-2004)
It keeps metastatic cancer cells from attacking other organs |
Key Protein in Breast, Ovarian Cancer Found
(25-OCT-2004)
Discovery could lead to better prognosis, treatment |
Mammography Escapes Poor, Rural Women
(25-OCT-2004)
Study finds problem more acute among blacks, Native Americans |
Hispanics, Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Colon Cancer
(25-OCT-2004)
They skip screenings when not reminded by doctors, new study finds. |
Key Protein in Breast, Ovarian Cancer Found
(25-OCT-2004)
Discovery could lead to better prognosis, treatment |
Hispanics, Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Colon Cancer
(25-OCT-2004)
They skip screenings when not reminded by doctors, new study finds. |
Cancer Deaths Drop Among Asian Americans in California
(22-OCT-2004)
But rate of breast cancer greater than any other group in state |
Cancer Deaths Drop Among Asian Americans in California
(22-OCT-2004)
But rate of breast cancer greater than any other group in state |
Experts Explain Seeming Paradox of Pill Study
(22-OCT-2004)
Effect of hormones differs, depending on age of a woman when she takes them |
Protein Test May Detect Lung Cancer
(22-OCT-2004)
New method may improve diagnosis, prognosis |
Tamoxifen Doesn't Increase Stroke Risk
(20-OCT-2004)
But chemotherapy does in breast cancer patients, study finds
|
Betel Nut Tied to Head, Neck Cancers
(20-OCT-2004)
Asian nut linked to disease increase in Taiwanese men |
Betel Nut Tied to Head, Neck Cancers
(20-OCT-2004)
Asian nut linked to disease increase in Taiwanese men |
Tamoxifen Doesn't Increase Stroke Risk
(20-OCT-2004)
But chemotherapy does in breast cancer patients, study finds
|
Minimally Invasive Breast Screening Has Limits
(19-OCT-2004)
But experts say ductal lavage still has a role in finding cancer |
Breast Cancer Drug May Do Double Duty
(19-OCT-2004)
Toremifene shows promise against prostate cancer, researchers report |
New 'Superaspirin' Prevents Colon Cancer in Mice
(19-OCT-2004)
And it works without causing gastrointestinal bleeding, study finds |
Apple Skins Might Keep Colon Cancer Away
(19-OCT-2004)
Second study finds gout drug could offer similar benefits |
Hepatitis C Ups Risk of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(19-OCT-2004)
Those exposed to virus six times more likely to develop cancer |
Breast Cancer Drug May Do Double Duty
(19-OCT-2004)
Toremifene shows promise against prostate cancer, researchers report |
Toothpaste Ingredient Guards Against Skin Cancer
(19-OCT-2004)
Antibacterial also found in mouthwash helps kill off damaged cells |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk
(18-OCT-2004)
Study finds relative rate higher in radiation patients |
HRT Raises Risk of Abnormal Mammograms
(18-OCT-2004)
Treatment increases odds that screen will be hard to interpret |
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk
(18-OCT-2004)
Study finds relative rate higher in radiation patients |
New Hope in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
(16-OCT-2004)
Early diagnosis, better treatments boost chances of survival |
Fertility Concerns Impact Breast Cancer Therapy
(15-OCT-2004)
Researchers say doctor-patient communication would help |
Genetic Events May Cause Deadly Childhood Cancer
(14-OCT-2004)
Finding may provide targets for new treatments |
Breast Cancer Risk Tied to Early Growth Patterns
(13-OCT-2004)
Even birth weight determines odds, study finds |
Support Groups Help With Breast Cancer Fears
(12-OCT-2004)
Women with genetic mutations find solace in sharing fears with others |
Botox Eases Pain of Breast Reconstruction
(11-OCT-2004)
Injecting wrinkle treatment into pectoral muscles reduces discomfort, study finds |
Tamoxifen Might Cause Slight Increase in Stroke Risk
(11-OCT-2004)
Researchers stress finding should not panic breast cancer patients |
Alzheimer's Drugs May Fight Rare Leukemia
(07-OCT-2004)
Seek out enzyme that's key to both diseases |
Obesity Raises Death Risk From Breast Cancer
(06-OCT-2004)
Study finds connection in patients with early-stage disease |
New Drugs Slow Metastatic Prostate Cancer
(06-OCT-2004)
Modest survival benefit in men whose disease has spread |
Treatment Delay for Prostate Cancer Doesn't Hurt Outcome
(05-OCT-2004)
Those who had to wait up to three months for radiation no worse off, study finds |
MRIs Catch Missed Breast Malignancies
(01-OCT-2004)
Study finds them more effective than mammography |
Insulin Therapy Linked to Colorectal Cancer
(01-OCT-2004)
Duration of therapy may elevate risk, small study suggests |
Insulin Therapy Linked to Colorectal Cancer
(01-OCT-2004)
Duration of therapy may elevate risk, small study suggests |
Smoking Cuts Chances Against Head, Neck Cancers
(01-OCT-2004)
Survival odds drop when there's a history of lighting up |
Vitamin Supplements May Boost Cancer Risk
(30-SEP-2004)
Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
Vitamin Supplements May Boost Cancer Risk
(30-SEP-2004)
Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
Vitamin Supplements May Boost Cancer Risk
(30-SEP-2004)
Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
Vitamin Supplements May Boost Cancer Risk
(30-SEP-2004)
Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
Vitamin Supplements May Boost Cancer Risk
(30-SEP-2004)
Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
Test Predicts Success of Brain Cancer Drug
(29-SEP-2004)
Genetic screen shows which patients benefit from temozolomide |
New Drug Treats Fungal Infections in Cancer Patients
(29-SEP-2004)
Fewer side effects allow for more aggressive therapies |
War Against Cancer Turning to 'Smart' Weapons
(29-SEP-2004)
Treatments targeting pathways of disease beating out chemotherapy |
Watchful Eye on Drug Side Effects Pays Off
(29-SEP-2004)
Rare Eprex-linked anemia caught early and then stemmed |
New Drug Treats Fungal Infections in Cancer Patients
(29-SEP-2004)
Fewer side effects allow for more aggressive therapies |
Cancer Drug Stalls Rare Skin Cancer
(29-SEP-2004)
Small study finds Gleevec effective in treating dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans |
Arsenic May Fight Rare Leukemia
(29-SEP-2004)
90% of patients treated with pesticide went into remission |
Cancer Drug Stalls Rare Skin Cancer
(29-SEP-2004)
Small study finds Gleevec effective in treating dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans |
MRI Improves Success of Brain Surgery
(28-SEP-2004)
Helps surgeons remove tumor and all residual cancer in one operation |
Quick Questionnaire Can ID Tamoxifen Candidates
(28-SEP-2004)
Study finds women who can benefit from cancer-preventing drug |
Group Therapy Won't Help Breast Cancer Survival
(28-SEP-2004)
Study finds no benefit in those with early-state disease |
New Drug Treatments Offer Hope to Leukemia Patients
(28-SEP-2004)
'Targeted' therapies prevent cells from reproducing uncontrollably |
New Drug Treatments Offer Hope to Leukemia Patients
(28-SEP-2004)
'Targeted' therapies prevent cells from reproducing uncontrollably |
Chemo OK for Early-Stage Ovarian Cancer
(28-SEP-2004)
Study suggests attacking it before it has chance to advance |
Red Wine Stems Prostate Cancer
(28-SEP-2004)
Daily glass cuts risk in half, study finds |
New Drug Treatments Offer Hope to Leukemia Patients
(28-SEP-2004)
'Targeted' therapies prevent cells from reproducing uncontrollably |
Chemo OK for Early-Stage Ovarian Cancer
(28-SEP-2004)
Study suggests attacking it before it has chance to advance |
Experimental Cancer Treatments for Kids Set
(27-SEP-2004)
National coalition will focus on children who don't respond to traditional therapies |
Elderly Black Men Not Getting Prostate Cancer Screens
(27-SEP-2004)
Only 50 percent as likely to be tested as white counterparts, study finds |
Genes Boost Fish Oils' Effect Against Breast Cancer
(24-SEP-2004)
Women whose bodies do poor job of eliminating oils get most health benefit |
Double Dose of Gleevec Battles Intestinal Tumors
(24-SEP-2004)
More of drug could improve outcome for people with GIST, study finds |
Herbal Supplement Might Prevent Prostate Cancer
(24-SEP-2004)
Study will test Zyflamend to see if it stops disease development |
Dogs Sniff Out Bladder Cancer
(23-SEP-2004)
They detect telltale chemicals in urine samples, researchers contend |
Dogs Sniff Out Bladder Cancer
(23-SEP-2004)
They detect telltale chemicals in urine samples, researchers contend |
Many With Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Under-treated
(23-SEP-2004)
Trend leading to fewer remissions, cures, researchers stress |
Many With Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Under-treated
(23-SEP-2004)
Trend leading to fewer remissions, cures, researchers stress |
Report Urges More Prostate Cancer Research
(22-SEP-2004)
Seeks better treatment, coordination among specialists |
Family Histories Can Help Combat Cancer
(21-SEP-2004)
Even 'self-reported' accounts are valuable, study says |
Winning Battles in the Prostate Cancer War
(21-SEP-2004)
Early detection is key to combating the disease |
Winning Battles in the Prostate Cancer War
(21-SEP-2004)
Early detection is key to combating the disease |
Chemo Can Start Right After Breast Surgery
(20-SEP-2004)
Study says reconstruction needn't delay procedure |
Inflammation Plays Role in Starting, Stopping Cancer
(20-SEP-2004)
Researchers find sensitized immune system can work both ways |
Scientists Shut Off Leukemia Gene in Mice
(20-SEP-2004)
Hope new drugs target molecule that control cancer-cell survival |
Chemo Can Start Right After Breast Surgery
(20-SEP-2004)
Study says reconstruction needn't delay procedure |
Health Tip: Autumn Doesn't Mean Less Sun Screen
(17-SEP-2004)
The sun's angle can still damage your skin |
Vegetables Help Fight Breast Cancer
(16-SEP-2004)
Compound in broccoli and other greens stops malignant cell growth |
Blood Test Predicts Odds Against Ovarian Cancer
(15-SEP-2004)
Using it could avoid costly, time-consuming CT scans, study says |
Exercise May Beat Breast Cancer in the Long Run
(14-SEP-2004)
Walking, running: any exercise lowers recurrence risk, experts say |
MRI Top Breast-Screening Test for High-Risk Women
(14-SEP-2004)
Finds more tumors in those genetically prone, study finds |
Impotence Common After Radiation, Surgery on Prostate
(14-SEP-2004)
Major side effects of either procedure linger after 5 years |
Most Women Start Annual Mammograms by Age 40
(13-SEP-2004)
But many who are poor, lack insurance or don't speak English don't |
General Health of Cancer Survivors Often Overlooked
(13-SEP-2004)
Their non-cancer health problems tend to be poorly managed, study finds |
The Deadly Cancer Men Don't Like to Discuss
(13-SEP-2004)
Early detection is key to battling prostate cancer |
Doubts Cast on Common Prostate Cancer Test
(13-SEP-2004)
High PSA readings may not indicate a tumor, study says |
The Deadly Cancer Men Don't Like to Discuss
(13-SEP-2004)
Early detection is key to battling prostate cancer |
Ginseng Paradox Explained
(10-SEP-2004)
Study finds it both promotes, limits blood vessel growth |
Light at Night Might Be a Cancer Risk
(09-SEP-2004)
It could disrupt the body's normal hormone production, some researchers suggest |
Light at Night Might Be a Cancer Risk
(09-SEP-2004)
It could disrupt the body's normal hormone production, some researchers suggest |
Turmeric May Guard Against Childhood Leukemia
(09-SEP-2004)
Second study finds oranges and bananas may confer similar benefit |
Virtual Colonoscopy Gains Respect
(08-SEP-2004)
The imaging technique shows promise, but obstacles remain |
Virtual Colonoscopy Gains Respect
(08-SEP-2004)
The imaging technique shows promise, but obstacles remain |
Health Tip: Prevent Colorectal Cancer
(06-SEP-2004)
Get screened, even if you have no symptoms |
Prostate Cancer Survival Rates Continue to Climb
(05-SEP-2004)
New treatments lift rates for all patients to nearly 97 percent, experts say |
Bone Cancer Drug Shrinks Cervical Tumors
(03-SEP-2004)
But mouse study doesn't prove treatment works in women |
Health Tip: Should You Have a Mammogram?
(03-SEP-2004)
Experts say it's best way to catch disease early |
Bone Cancer Drug Shrinks Cervical Tumors
(03-SEP-2004)
But mouse study doesn't prove treatment works in women |
New Clues About Prostate Cancer
(03-SEP-2004)
Mice without tumor suppressor gene develop condition similar to early stage disease |
DNA Fragments Kill Melanoma Cells
(02-SEP-2004)
Finding may lead to new treatments for deadly form of skin cancer |
Radiation Not Always Needed for Breast Cancer
(01-SEP-2004)
Some women 70 and up may forgo it, but it helps younger patients |
Virtual Colonoscopy Shows Promise
(01-SEP-2004)
While not perfect, it could become key screening tool for cancer, researchers say |
Single Protein a Key Player in Skin Cancer
(01-SEP-2004)
Stat3 sets disease development in motion, researchers find |
Mammograms Point to Better Outcomes for Breast Cancer Patients
(31-AUG-2004)
Women who get them less likely to suffer recurrence of disease, study says |
Age, Tumor Stage Affect Breast Cancer Death
(31-AUG-2004)
Odds fall as women age, unless disease is advanced |
Surviving Cancer Can Take a Long-Term Toll
(31-AUG-2004)
Poorer quality of life and health limitations are common, study finds |
Repeated Body CT Scans Boost Cancer Risk
(31-AUG-2004)
Screening tool has risks while benefits are unclear |
Chromium in Diet, Fitness Products May Pose Danger
(30-AUG-2004)
Study finds body could convert harmless form of chromium into carcinogenic variety |
Ovarian Cancer Blood Test Appears Promising
(30-AUG-2004)
But more research is needed before it will become available |
HRT Can Affect Mammography Results
(27-AUG-2004)
s |
Cancer Drug Warning Won't Change Its Use
(26-AUG-2004)
Avastin advisory on side effects based on updated trial data |
Statin Drugs Effective in the Long Term
(26-AUG-2004)
10-year study suggests cholesterol-busters lower heart attack risk |
Cancer Drug Warning Won't Change Its Use
(26-AUG-2004)
Avastin advisory on side effects based on updated trial data |
Test Predicts Course of Rare Leukemia
(25-AUG-2004)
Finding could lead the way to more targeted CLL treatment
|
Grapefruit Lowers Weight, Fights Cancer
(25-AUG-2004)
Studies find benefits to eating the citrus |
Imaging Technique May Guide Breast Cancer Surgery
(24-AUG-2004)
New MRI techonology gives surgeons 'road map' |
Reconstruction After Mastectomy Less Likely for Blacks
(24-AUG-2004)
Rates vary by ethnicity for breast cancer patients |
Gene Tied to Lung Cancer in Nonsmokers
(24-AUG-2004)
Patients with mutation respond to newest drugs, study says |
New Compounds Fight Malaria, Prostate Cancer
(24-AUG-2004)
Agents that mimic Chinese herbal remedy kill parasites, cancer cells |
Test Predicts Patient Benefit From Breast Cancer Drug
(23-AUG-2004)
It spots those with resistance to Herceptin |
Risk of False-Positive Mammo Reading Lower Than Thought
(23-AUG-2004)
The tests are still the best tool for detecting breast cancer, study says |
Protein Prompts Spread of Prostate Cancer
(23-AUG-2004)
Treatments that block hepsin might slow cancer |
Protein Prompts Spread of Prostate Cancer
(23-AUG-2004)
Treatments that block hepsin might slow cancer |
Test Predicts Patient Benefit From Breast Cancer Drug
(23-AUG-2004)
It spots those with resistance to Herceptin |
Exercise Pays Off in Long Run
(20-AUG-2004)
Continued effects last for months after workouts end |
Taking Measure of Cancer Drugs
(19-AUG-2004)
Gene screen gauges patient response to treatment, researchers say |
Does Benzene Cause Childhood Leukemia?
(19-AUG-2004)
More study needed on this gasoline component, researchers say |
Taking Measure of Cancer Drugs
(19-AUG-2004)
Gene screen gauges patient response to treatment, researchers say |
Blood Test Gauges Breast Cancer Treatment
(18-AUG-2004)
Levels of cancer cells show whether patient is responding to therapy |
Short Course of Hormone Therapy Boosts Odds With Prostate Cancer
(17-AUG-2004)
Six months was enough to improve survival rates while reducing side effects |
Shielding Your Skin From the Summer Sun
(17-AUG-2004)
The truth about wrinkles, skin cancer, sunburns and skin rashes |
Moms Slack Off on Sun Protection With Toddlers
(17-AUG-2004)
Study finds more sunburns reported in second summer than in first |
Combo Therapy Slows Incurable Brain Tumors
(16-AUG-2004)
Immune therapy and chemotherapy extends patients' lives, study finds |
Doctors Doing Too Many Colonoscopies
(16-AUG-2004)
Confusing guidelines might be the reason why, study finds |
Combo Therapy Slows Incurable Brain Tumors
(16-AUG-2004)
Immune therapy and chemotherapy extends patients' lives, study finds |
Blood Test Detects Ovarian Cancer
(15-AUG-2004)
Screen for three proteins linked to malignancies |
Oral Cancers Deadlier for Black Men
(13-AUG-2004)
Die sooner than whites thanks to less optimal treatment |
Oral Cancers Deadlier for Black Men
(13-AUG-2004)
Die sooner than whites thanks to less optimal treatment |
Internal Antibiotic Fights Ulcer Bug
(12-AUG-2004)
Study: Stomach cells protect against H. pylori infection |
New Trick Improves Odds in Bone Marrow Transplants
(12-AUG-2004)
Knocking out key enzyme helps healthy stem cells thrive |
New Trick Improves Odds in Bone Marrow Transplants
(12-AUG-2004)
Knocking out key enzyme helps healthy stem cells thrive |
Targeted Therapy May Fight Leukemia
(11-AUG-2004)
Study centers on stem cells that trigger cancerous growth |
Targeted Therapy May Fight Leukemia
(11-AUG-2004)
Study centers on stem cells that trigger cancerous growth |
Betel Nut Habit Linked to Oral Cancers
(11-AUG-2004)
Concoction favored by Asians a dangerous chew, researchers say |
Shortage of Seasoned Breast Cancer Surgeons Seen
(10-AUG-2004)
Study: Medicare patients not getting experienced specialists |
Gene Mutation May Explain Racial Differences in Breast Cancer Outlook
(09-AUG-2004)
Black women four times more likely to have alteration in tumor suppressor gene
|
Combo Treatment Best for Laryngeal Cancer Patients
(09-AUG-2004)
Chemo-radiation offers better speech quality after treatment than surgery |
Possible Link Between Tooth Whiteners and Oral Cancer Found
(09-AUG-2004)
Small study suggests key ingredients may start inflammation process |
Combo Treatment Best for Laryngeal Cancer Patients
(09-AUG-2004)
Chemo-radiation offers better speech quality after treatment than surgery |
Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy Is a Hit
(05-AUG-2004)
Study finds majority of women were pleased with the results |
Scientists Find Inflammation-Cancer Link
(05-AUG-2004)
Manipulating gene can cut tumor risk, study says |
Genes for Leukemia Drug Resistance Identified
(04-AUG-2004)
Finding called important step in search for childhood cancer cure |
Chemo Offers No Long-Term Survival Benefit for Colon Cancer
(03-AUG-2004)
But the drug regimens studied are no longer recommended by doctors |
Alternative Therapy for Inoperable Lung Tumors
(03-AUG-2004)
Radiofrequency ablation works when chemo, radiation can't |
Way Found to Predict Response to Cancer Drug
(03-AUG-2004)
Signaling pathway may indicate who does well with Iressa |
Chemo Offers No Long-Term Survival Benefit for Colon Cancer
(03-AUG-2004)
But the drug regimens studied are no longer recommended by doctors |
Gene Mutations Behind Some Brain Cancers
(02-AUG-2004)
Two areas of one gene susceptible in five forms of disease, study finds |
Breast Cancer Treatment Guidelines Could Save Your Life
(02-AUG-2004)
Study finds they increase chances of survival |
Breast Cancer Treatment Guidelines Could Save Your Life
(02-AUG-2004)
Study finds they increase chances of survival |
Cancer Survival Rates Low in Zimbabwe
(30-JUL-2004)
Lack of access to care may explain lack of success against disease, study finds |
Don't Get Burned by Fun in the Sun
(30-JUL-2004)
Skin cancer can be the price |
MRI Spots Breast Tumors in High-Risk Women
(28-JUL-2004)
It beats mammography, but isn't advised for women at normal risk |
Bladder Cancer Patients Need Not Lose Their Bladder
(27-JUL-2004)
Minimally invasive surgery, chemo and radiation can do the trick, study says |
Statins: The Next Miracle Drugs?
(27-JUL-2004)
Besides cutting cholesterol, they may fight breast cancer, even arthritis |
Helping Breast Cancer Patients Make Tough Choices
(27-JUL-2004)
Computer programs, charts can help, but they're no substitute for counseling |
Helping Breast Cancer Patients Make Tough Choices
(27-JUL-2004)
Computer programs, charts can help, but they're no substitute for counseling |
An Unlikely Ally Against Cancer
(27-JUL-2004)
Fat helps body absorb disease-fighting agents from vegetables, study suggests |
Bladder Cancer Patients Need Not Lose Their Bladder
(27-JUL-2004)
Minimally invasive surgery, chemo and radiation can do the trick, study says |
The Body, Not the Mind, Predicts Cancer Survival
(26-JUL-2004)
Nausea, shortness of breath, weakness may signal poor prognosis |
Radiology Advances Fight Breast Cancer
(22-JUL-2004)
Improvements help both detection and treatment |
Silver Lining to HIV Treatment Found
(21-JUL-2004)
Antiretroviral drugs also cut risk of cervical abnormality |
New Colorectal Cancer Drug Raises Hopes, Questions
(21-JUL-2004)
Doctors debate its effectiveness and cost |
New Colorectal Cancer Drug Raises Hopes, Questions
(21-JUL-2004)
Doctors debate its effectiveness and cost |
New Colorectal Cancer Drug Raises Hopes, Questions
(21-JUL-2004)
Doctors debate its effectiveness and cost |
Breast Cancer Cells Have Unlikely Allies
(20-JUL-2004)
Researchers find surrounding cells spur growth of drug-resistant tumor cells |
Vitamin K Might Prevent Liver Cancer
(20-JUL-2004)
se off in women with cirrhosis
|
'Mild' Cigarettes Don't Cut Nicotine Intake
(20-JUL-2004)
Smokers negate effect by puffing more, inhaling deeper |
Breast Cancer Cells Have Unlikely Allies
(20-JUL-2004)
Researchers find surrounding cells spur growth of drug-resistant tumor cells |
'Decoy' Slows Cancer Spread
(19-JUL-2004)
Trick kept tumors from setting up blood supply |
Depression May Explain Fatigue of Cancer Patients
(19-JUL-2004)
Study finds it could be bigger factor than the physical side effects of disease |
Depression May Explain Fatigue of Cancer Patients
(19-JUL-2004)
Study finds it could be bigger factor than the physical side effects of disease |
Depression May Explain Fatigue of Cancer Patients
(19-JUL-2004)
Study finds it could be bigger factor than the physical side effects of disease |
Health Tip: Acupuncture as a Cancer Treatment?
(16-JUL-2004)
The American Cancer Society weighs in |
Drugs Found In Nature Stop Cancer Spread
(16-JUL-2004)
Medicines from sea and tree keep cells from multiplying |
Protein May Be Key to Prostate Cancer
(16-JUL-2004)
Stat5 a new target in more aggressive tumors |
Stopping Skin Cancer's Spread
(16-JUL-2004)
Researchers disrupt molecular link in metastasis |
Topical Cream for Skin Cancer
(16-JUL-2004)
When surgery is less preferred |
New Drug Battles Gleevec Resistance
(15-JUL-2004)
Can help leukemia patients who don't respond |
Heavy Drinking Raises Breast Cancer Risk
(14-JUL-2004)
But a drink or two per day seems safe, study finds |
New Software Detects Lung Growths
(14-JUL-2004)
Helps radiologists reading CT scans |
Stress May Raise Endometrial Cancer Risk
(13-JUL-2004)
Animal study suggests that it doubles odds of disease |
Study Suggests Viral Link to Breast Cancer
(13-JUL-2004)
Bug similar to one found in mice also in some human tumors |
Stress May Raise Endometrial Cancer Risk
(13-JUL-2004)
Animal study suggests that it doubles odds of disease |
Addicted to Tanning Booths?
(12-JUL-2004)
Study suggests UV light boosts endorphin levels in sun lovers |
Health Tip: Sun Sense
(09-JUL-2004)
Some sun protection reminders |
Soy Safe When It Comes to Breast Cancer
(08-JUL-2004)
Plant estrogens don't raise risk for women, study finds |
Blood Infection a Threat to Cancer Patients
(07-JUL-2004)
Death risk five times higher for those with complication in hospital |
Blood Infection a Threat to Cancer Patients
(07-JUL-2004)
Death risk five times higher for those with complication in hospital |
Drug Prevents Downside of Cancer Miracle
(07-JUL-2004)
Prevents heart damage in childhood leukemia survivors |
Blood Infection a Threat to Cancer Patients
(07-JUL-2004)
Death risk five times higher for those with complication in hospital |
Fast-Rising PSA Levels Signal Aggressive Prostate Cancer
(07-JUL-2004)
Increases of more than two points in year before diagnosis spelled trouble |
Health Tip: Mastitis
(06-JUL-2004)
Lactating women most likely to get breast inflammation |
Milk Helps Prevent Colon Cancer
(06-JUL-2004)
A glass a day reduces risk, study finds |
Health Tip: Eat Grilled Meat Only Occasionally
(06-JUL-2004)
Grilled vegetables are a healthier choice |
Milk Helps Prevent Colon Cancer
(06-JUL-2004)
A glass a day reduces risk, study finds |
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