Thursday, November 26, 2009

lung cancer

Hopes Dashed for Thalidomide as Lung Cancer Treatment

The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study more >>

Alimta Approved as Maintenance Therapy for Advanced Lung Cancer

To prevent disease progression more >>

Cell Pathway May Be Key to Lung Cancer's Spread

Researchers express hope that finding will lead to treatments 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 >>

Online Genetic Testing Appears to Have Benefits

Lung cancer assessment allays some concerns about how patients interpret results, researchers say more >>

Schizophrenia Linked to Higher Risk of Dying From Cancer

Study finds lung and breast cancer rates especially elevated more >>

Nicotine Receptors Could Be Lung Cancer Treatment Target

Compound inhibited receptors and led to cancer cell death in mouse study more >>

Coming Soon: Lung-Cancer Spray?

Novel delivery of gene therapy suppresses tumors in mice more >>

Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials

Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds more >>

'Micro' Spreading of Breast Cancer Needs Treating, Study Urges

Other research cautions against too much screening for lung cancer more >>

Immune-Based Lymphoma Treatment Shows Promise

Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say more >>

Drug Trials Show Modest Gains Against Lung Cancer

Alimta, Zactima extend survival but cure remains out of reach, studies show more >>

HRT Ups Death Risk for Women With Lung Cancer

Shortened survival points to estrogen's potential role in the disease, experts say more >>

Drug Combo Proves Powerful Against Lung Cancer

Study finds better outcome for advanced non-small cell malignancies more >>

U.S. Cancer Death Rates Continue to Fall

Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years more >>

Stem Cell Study Offers Hope for Targeting Tumors

In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells more >>

Short-Term Air Pollution Exposure May Damage DNA

Gene reprogramming can occur in just 3 days time more >>

More Cancer Tests Mean More False-Positive Results

Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds more >>

Where You Live May Affect Your Cancer Diagnosis

Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows more >>

Smoking Packs a Tougher Wallop for Women

Research suggests greater female susceptibility to carcinogens more >>

Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in U.S. Cancer Cases

Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns more >>

Acrylamide Doesn't Raise Lung Cancer Risk

Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds more >>

Health Buzz: Urine Test Shows Smokers' Cancer Risk and Other Health News

In milk, debatable benefits for women; why some workers laid off from small companies can't get COBRA. more >>

Urine Test Could Gauge Smokers' Lung Cancer Risk

Those with higher levels of a compound had nearly 9 times the risk, scientists say more >>

Radiation-Chemo Combo Boosts Lung Cancer Outcomes

Getting both simultaneously linked to longer survival, study concludes more >>

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