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Liver cancer is more common in older people. Over half of people newly diagnosed with liver cancer are age 65 and over. Liver cancer is more common in men than in women. Liver cancer rates are highest among Asians and Pacific Islanders, most likely because of higher prevalence of viral Hepatitis infection. Liver cancer rates are lower among whites than Blacks or Asians and Pacific Islanders. At this time, we do not know exactly what causes cancer of the liver. There are several different types of liver cancer. The most common type is associated with long-term excessive alcoholic beverage use, scarring of the liver (cirrhosis), and Hepatitis B virus or Hepatitis C virus infection. Long-term use of anabolic steroids can also increase the risk of getting liver cancer. Smoking is also believed to increase the risk of getting liver cancer.
Study: Capecitabine with concurrent radiation is effective for treating gastric cancer

Study: Capecitabine with concurrent radiation is effective for treating gastric cancer

Professor named recipient of 2010 Phoenix Award Glass Person of the Year

Professor named recipient of 2010 Phoenix Award Glass Person of the Year

AAPCHO launches campaign to raise chronic hepatitis B awareness

AAPCHO launches campaign to raise chronic hepatitis B awareness

Provectus completes enrollment in first cohort of PV-10 Phase 1 trial for liver cancer

Provectus completes enrollment in first cohort of PV-10 Phase 1 trial for liver cancer

High dose peretinoin reduces recurrence of HCC after surgical resection or ablation in HCV positive patients

High dose peretinoin reduces recurrence of HCC after surgical resection or ablation in HCV positive patients

Merit Medical Systems acquires BioSphere Medical

Merit Medical Systems acquires BioSphere Medical

Jennerex reports positive interim data from trial of JX-594 and sorafenib for liver cancer

Jennerex reports positive interim data from trial of JX-594 and sorafenib for liver cancer

Study finds Laotian/Hmong-Americans have low survival rates for liver cancer

Study finds Laotian/Hmong-Americans have low survival rates for liver cancer

UC San Diego proferssor awarded 2010 Harvey Prize in human health by Technion

UC San Diego proferssor awarded 2010 Harvey Prize in human health by Technion

Phase 3 REALIZE study shows milestone in treatment development for hepatitis C

Phase 3 REALIZE study shows milestone in treatment development for hepatitis C

Onyx enters commercialization agreement with Ono for carfilzomib and ONX 0912 development program

Onyx enters commercialization agreement with Ono for carfilzomib and ONX 0912 development program

Jennerex, Transgene enter partnership to develop JX-594 product for tumor treatment

Jennerex, Transgene enter partnership to develop JX-594 product for tumor treatment

BioAlliance Pharma receives European patent for acyclovir Lauriad tablets for recurrent herpes labialis

BioAlliance Pharma receives European patent for acyclovir Lauriad tablets for recurrent herpes labialis

Researchers complete INX-189 clinical trials for Hepatitis C virus

Researchers complete INX-189 clinical trials for Hepatitis C virus

Abbott RealTime HBV assay receives marketing approval from FDA

Abbott RealTime HBV assay receives marketing approval from FDA

China PharmaHub signs distribution agreement for radioactive glass sphere treatment for liver cancer

China PharmaHub signs distribution agreement for radioactive glass sphere treatment for liver cancer

FDA grants Fast Track Designation to Celsion's ThermoDox for liver cancer treamtment

FDA grants Fast Track Designation to Celsion's ThermoDox for liver cancer treamtment

BioAlliance Pharma launches Oravig drug in the U.S. market

BioAlliance Pharma launches Oravig drug in the U.S. market

Long-term entecavir therapy suppresses HBV DNA, normalizes ALT and improves liver histology

Long-term entecavir therapy suppresses HBV DNA, normalizes ALT and improves liver histology

Long-term Entecavir therapy reverses fibrosis and cirrhosis in chronic hepatitis B patients

Long-term Entecavir therapy reverses fibrosis and cirrhosis in chronic hepatitis B patients

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