Thursday, November 26, 2009

leukemia

Formaldehyde May Endanger Funeral Workers

Leukemia risk is found to increase with longer exposure to embalming fluids more >>

Leukemia Drug May Help Some Ovarian Cancer Patients

Sprycel limited the growth of cancer cells in lab study more >>

Istodax Approved for Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma

It's a disfiguring cancer affecting the skin more >>

Arzerra Approved for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

Affects some 16,000 people annually more >>

Mother's Cancer Can Pass to Fetus

Genetic analysis is first proof this rare phenomenon occurs, scientists say more >>

Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Never Marry

Certain forms of disease, treatment linked to greater likelihood of remaining single, study finds more >>

Leukemia Drug in High Dose Helps Survival

Two trials find daunorubicin benefits certain subsets of patients more >>

Obesity and Leukemia: Fat May Offer Sanctuary to Cancer Cells

Excess fatty tissue allows cancerous cells to avoid destruction by chemotherapy in leukemia patients. more >>

Leukemia Cells May Hide in Fat Tissue

Finding explains why obese children have higher relapse rates, researchers say more >>

Treating Childhood Leukemia With Fewer Side Effects

Dutch researchers skip radiation treatments, some chemo but add corticosteroid more >>

Steady Improvements Seen for Young Blood Cancer Patients

Survival has significantly increased, research shows more >>

Treatment May Limit Graft-Versus-Host Disease

Problem in stem-cell transplants is common when donor, recipient are not related more >>

Exercise May Help in Leukemia Recovery

Small study finds physical activity reduces depression and fatigue more >>

Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young

Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds more >>

9/11 Responders May Be At Raised Myeloma Risk

Cases are appearing at a younger age than is normal, researchers note more >>

Genome of Leukemia Patient Reveals Common Mutations

Findings could help scientists understand genetic basis of cancer more >>

Certain Arthritis, Crohn's Drugs May Raise Kids' Cancer Risk: FDA

Agency strengthens 'black box' warning on medicines such as Enbrel, Remicade more >>

Agent Orange Linked to Parkinson's, Heart Disease

Study finds possible increased risk of both conditions among Vietnam vets more >>

Molecule Helps Leukemia Cells Hide From Immune System

Discovery might lead to new strategies to fight the disease, researchers say more >>

Elaine Mardis and Richard Wilson: Taking Cancer's Genetic Measure

It's a faster way to get to "personalized medicine," tailoring treatment to each person's genes. more >>

For Kids With Leukemia, Radiation May Be Safe to Skip

Today's chemotherapy regimen often is enough, study finds more >>

Genes May Raise Risk of Neuroblastoma in Kids

Finding sheds light on cause of lethal cancer, expert says more >>

Taking Aim at Relapse of Leukemia in Kids

Researchers say discovery could lead to lifesaving drugs more >>

Donor Stem-Cell Transplant Best For Acute Myeloid Leukemia

People in all risk groups, but especially those with poor and intermediate risk of survival, benefit most, researchers say more >>

Many Childhood Cancer Survivors Not Checking for Second Malignancies

Another study found some also suffer PTSD years after treatment more >>

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