Sunday, November 8, 2009

oral cancer

Green Tea May Help Prevent Oral Cancer

Small study reports evidence of cancer-fighting properties more >>

Gum Disease May Increase Head and Neck Cancer Risk

The threat seems the same for smokers, nonsmokers, study finds more >>

Saliva May Help Spot Oral Cancer Early

Study suggests potential for a non-invasive diagnostic test more >>

Pain Level May Predict Survival in Certain Cancer Patients

Discomfort should be monitored in those with head and neck malignancies, researchers say more >>

Still Too Few Women in Cancer Trials

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

Robotic Surgery Practical for Some Head, Neck Tumors

But more research needed to define advantages, limits of procedure, study suggests more >>

Health Tip: Tobacco and Oral Health

What it can do to your mouth more >>

Cancer to Surpass Heart Disease as World's Leading Killer

Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says more >>

Glowing Substance Lights Up Cancer in Mice

Fluorescent compound sticks to diseased cells, making them easier to spot, study says more >>

Women Smokers Lose 14.5 Years Off Life Span

November is lung cancer awareness month, and doctors urge everyone to kick the habit more >>

U.S. Cancer Rate-Death Rate Combo Drops for 1st Time

But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds more >>

U.S. Reported 25,000 Cases of HPV-Related Cancers Annually

Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds more >>

Special Mouth Rinse Spots, Tracks Human Papillomavirus Infection

Study may lead to better diagnosis and monitoring for head/neck cancers more >>

Saliva Proteins May Help Spot Oral Cancer

Someday, easy test could gauge biomarkers for disease, study says more >>

Erbitux Extends Life for Head and Neck Cancer Patients

Used in tandem with chemotherapy, it block cancer cells from dividing and growing more >>

HPV Tied to Better Tongue, Tonsil Cancer Outcomes

Patients more likely to survive using chemoradiation, and new treatments may follow more >>

Clueless on STDs, Throat Cancer, and Oral Sex

HPV-related oral cancers are on the rise, which argues for straight talk by parents of teens. more >>

Oral Sex a Factor in Oral Cancer Increase

Virus-related malignancies are on the rise. Here are four protective measures. more >>

Your Way to a Healthy Smile - US News and World Report

Mouth and Oropharynx Cancer Symptoms

Many of the symptoms may be caused by other problems that are not dangerous. more >>

Mouth and Oropharynx Cancer Tests

If you notice symptoms of mouth and oropharynx cancer, visit your doctor or dentist ASAP. more >>

Mouth and Oropharynx Cancer Prevention

Cancers of the mouth and oropharynx are among the most preventable cancers. more >>

Managing Mouth and Oropharynx Cancer

Up to 40 percent of survivors have a recurrence of the cancer or develop a new cancer. more >>

Mouth and Oropharynx Cancer Treatment

If diagnosed with mouth or oropharynx cancer, your doctor will explain prognosis and treatment options. more >>

About Mouth and Oropharynx Cancer

About 34,000 people are diagnosed with cancers of the mouth and oropharynx in the US each year. more >>

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