Thursday, January 8, 2009

cancer

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Hormone Therapy May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk

Study included nearly 57,000 women who had been followed for about 15 years more >>

Gene Governs Response to Leukemia Chemotherapy

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is most common pediatric cancer more >>

Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter

Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says more >>

Health Tip: Feel Better by Looking Good

If you're sick, don't ignore your appearance more >>

Obesity Linked to Ovarian Cancer

Excess estrogen may contribute to malignancy, study suggests more >>

Genes Predict Chances of Breast Cancer's Spread

Finding could help docs tailor treatments even further, researchers say more >>

Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs to Jaw Trouble

Condition marked by pain, swelling, loose teeth and exposed bone more >>

Grape Seed Extract Kills Leukemia Cells in Lab

Finding might lead to new treatment for blood cancers, researchers say more >>

Health Buzz: Vitamin Pills and Cancer Prevention and Other Health News

Meditating to beat stress; weighing the pros and cons of a new cosmetic drug for eyelash growth. more >>

Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories

But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop more >>

High Insulin May Boost Odds of Breast Cancer

Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity more >>

Vitamins Fail to Prevent Cancer: Study

C, E and beta carotene didn't halt women's risk of developing disease more >>

Gene Mutation Tied to Inherited Fatal Lung Disease

Those with variant had cancer as well as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, study finds more >>

Food Phosphates Might Spur Lung Cancer

Accelerated growth of tumors seen in mouse study more >>

Lung Cancer: Still the Biggest Cancer Killer, by Far

While researchers make advances, quitting smoking remains your best bet more >>

Cancer Medicine Advances on Many Fronts

New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 more >>

Gene Variant Tied to Smokers' Risk of Lung Cancer

2 transporters normally help protect lungs by removing inhaled toxins, study say more >>

Gene Boosts Drinkers' Colon Cancer Risk

About a fifth of white Americans carry the mutation, researchers say more >>

Health Tip: Your Diet After Cancer Treatment

Healthy meals still matter more >>

Marital Distress May Affect Breast Cancer Recovery

Outcome appears to be related to quality of marriage relationship more >>

Low Levels of 2 Enzymes in Ovarian Cancer Cells Shortened Survival

Finding could lead to new treatments for this deadly disease, researchers say more >>

Due for a Colonoscopy? Make Yours a Good One

A new report indicates colonoscopy isn't as effective as once thought. But that's no excuse to skip it. more >>

Stop Smoking: Secrets of Successful Quitters

Trying to ditch your cigarettes with willpower alone almost never works. more >>

Smoking Ups Colon Cancer Risk

Most significant effect was seen after 30 years of smoking, researchers say more >>

'Mediterranean'-Style Diet Best for Blood Sugar Control

Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk more >>

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