Wednesday, November 25, 2009

cancer

Meditation May Reduce Stress in Breast Cancer Patients

Women report improved emotional and mental health in study more >>

Adding Chemo Helps Head, Neck Cancer Patients

Study found it doubled survival time more >>

Old, New Pap Methods Equally Good, Dutch Study Finds

But U.S. expert predicts 'major change' in testing methods in a few years more >>

Mapping the Link Between Alcohol, Cancer

How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. more >>

Radiation From Medical Scans Soaring

Americans now get 6-fold more exposure than in 1980, researchers say more >>

Exposure to Holocaust May Have Raised Cancer Risks

Survivors offer clues to the impact of severe physical, psychosocial suffering, researchers say more >>

Breast Abnormality Follow-Up Often Later in Black Women

Reasons for delay are unclear, researchers say more >>

Bowel Disease Treatment May Raise Skin Cancer Risk

Rates of non-melanoma cancer higher in patients with Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, study finds more >>

Is Smoking Tougher on Women?

Research suggests they're more susceptible to dangers of tobacco more >>

HPV Vaccine No More Painful Than Other Shots

Reports that injection sting is excessive disputed in U.S. study more >>

Dying Wishes Followed More Often for Whites

Better communication needed for black patients, researchers say more >>

Study Finds Less Toxic Treatment for Myeloma

Lower dose of standard medication leads to better outcome, researchers say more >>

American Cancer Society Stands By Cancer Screening Guidelines

Group has no plans to rethink testing for breast, prostate tumors, contrary to published report more >>

Radiation Treatments Made Safer for Cancer Patients

In mice, scientists say they can protect healthy tissue more >>

Votrient Approved for Advanced Kidney Cancer

Designed to thwart blood vessel growth in tumors more >>

More Doctors Need to Learn to Spot Skin Cancers

Resident physicians should be taught to screen for suspicious lesions, researchers say more >>

U.S. Relaxes Opposition to Medical Marijuana

Prosecutors will no longer go after users or suppliers in states that permit use of the drug more >>

Drinking Your Way to Health? Perhaps Not

Despite potential heart benefits, other risks await, experts warn more >>

Strides Made in Tonsil Cancer Repair

New technique in palate reconstruction may make speaking, eating easier, study finds more >>

Breast Cancer Gene Tied to Diagnosis at Younger Age

Researchers concerned that disease may be developing earlier more >>

Cervarix Approved to Help Prevent Cervical Cancer

Vaccine blocks strains of human papilloma virus more >>

Fewer Genital Warts Thanks to HPV Vaccine Program

Australia sees a drop in cases following free Gardasil shots, researchers say more >>

Race Not a Factor if Breast Cancer Chemo Succeeds

All women have similar outcomes when there's no sign of disease following treatment, study finds more >>

Supervised Exercise May Relieve Fatigue During Chemotherapy

Mixed-intensity program improved vitality and well-being in study patients more >>

Stem Cells Being Tested to Fight Pancreatic Cancer

It may be possible to stop tumor growth without harmful therapies, study suggests more >>

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