Tuesday, November 24, 2009

skin cancer

Genes Hike Melanoma Risk Even in Those Who Tan Well

Study finds chances of getting deadly skin cancer higher despite darker coloring more >>

Older Men Need to Take Closer Look for Melanomas

If you can't examine your own back, have a loved one take a look, study says more >>

Gene Screen Could Help Spot Melanoma

Activity of key proteins separate cancer from benign mole, scientists say more >>

Gene Test May ID Younger Women at Risk for Melanoma

Variation found in more than 40% of females under 50 raises odds almost 4-fold more >>

Gold Nanospheres Show Promise in 'Boiling' Out Cancer

Smaller than dust flecks, new therapy 'cooks' bad cells while leaving healthy ones alone more >>

Freckles, Moles May Indicate Risk for Eye Cancer

Factors that lead to skin cancer make uveal melanoma more likely, too, study finds more >>

Drug Could Make Melanoma More Vulnerable to Chemo

Compound disabled protein fueling tumor growth, making therapy more effective more >>

Drugs From Vegetables May Target Melanoma Tumors

Extracts of broccoli, cabbage block protein in disease spread, study says more >>

Men With BRCA Gene Mutations Unaware of Cancer Risks

They need to be more aware of the threats to themselves and relatives, study says more >>

Caffeine May Offer Some Skin Cancer Protection

It might one day be used as an ingredient in sunscreen, researchers say more >>

Stress May Speed Melanoma Progression

But certain heart drugs may help counter the effect, researchers say more >>

Skin Woes Take Toll on U.S. Combat Troops

Rashes, hives, other problems exacerbated by wartime conditions, researchers say more >>

Family History of Melanoma Doubles Parkinson's Risk

Linkage between the two might be genetic, researchers say more >>

Childhood Beach Vacations May Boost Melanoma Risk

Each seaside stay increased skin moles by 5%, study found more >>

Samuel Broder: Preventing Skin Cancer

How to safeguard yourself against malignant melanoma. more >>

Acne Cream Not Linked to Raised Death Risk

Analysis of VA study that was halted early says retinoid tretinoin not the culprit more >>

Melanoma Rates on the Rise in U.S.

Increase could indicate an epidemic of skin cancer, researchers suggest more >>

Laws Governing Indoor Tanning by Teens Don't Work

Study says lax enforcement probably to blame; experts cite risk of skin cancer more >>

Study Singles Out Beachgoers' Skin Cancer Risk

The most vulnerable use the least sunscreen, have greatest desire to tan more >>

Health Tip: Risk Factors for Skin Cancer

Fair skin and other things that can increase your risk more >>

T-Cell Infusion Therapy Boosts Melanoma Survival

Strategy caused tumor regression, relapse-free outcomes in about half of patients treated more >>

Education Helps Women Make Safer Tanning Choices

Instructional booklet altered attitudes about indoor salons more >>

Liver Transplant Patients at Higher Cancer Risk

1 in 6 likely to develop some form of disease by 20 years after operation, study says more >>

Scientists ID Gene Pathway Triggering Melanoma Spread

Finding could lead to therapeutic applications for tumor progression in other cancers more >>

No Tan Is a Safe Tan

Trio of studies finds UV rays from tanning beds no better than sun itself more >>

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