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  • Drop in total number of cancer deaths
    News - 13 Feb 2006
    The American Cancer Society's annual estimate of cancer deaths says 2006 will see a slight decline in the projected number of cancer deaths compared to estimates made for 2005.
  • Targeted cancer therapies: Another step forward
    News - 22 Dec 2005
    While it is clear that the treatment of cancer has already begun to undergo a paradigm shift with the inclusion of innovative targeted therapies into current regimens, it would be wrong to assume...
  • Targeted cancer therapies: Another step forward
    News - 22 Dec 2005
    While it is clear that the treatment of cancer has already begun to undergo a paradigm shift with the inclusion of innovative targeted therapies into current regimens, it would be wrong to assume...
  • Top cancer fighting foods
    News - 2 Nov 2005
    According to a newly published series of studies scientists have found that eating cabbage, cooking meat with garlic and even rubbing yourself all over with extract of broccoli can all help reduce the...
  • Gene fusion appears to cause prostate cancer
    News - 30 Oct 2005
    Scientists at the University of Michigan Medical School, in collaboration with researchers at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital, have discovered a recurring pattern of scrambled chromosomes and...
  • Performing a sentinel node biopsy prior to mastectomy and reconstruction gives best results
    News - 10 Oct 2005
    Altering the standard step-by-step procedure that takes women facing a mastectomy from diagnosis to surgery to reconstruction can improve the process and help in determining if immediate...
  • First proof of how the rare disorder Fanconi anemia causes chromosomal instability
    News - 22 Aug 2005
    The scientists found a gene mutation not previously known to be related to Fanconi anemia, and they say that BRIP1 is the first gene associated with the disease whose protein has a known function.
  • New laser therapy that destroys cancer cells but leaves healthy ones unharmed
    News - 2 Aug 2005
    Scientists at Stanford University have developed a new laser therapy that destroys cancer cells but leaves healthy ones unharmed. The new, non-invasive treatment is described in a study published in...
  • Northerners in the UK more prone to certain cancers
    News - 11 Jul 2005
    According to the office for National Statistics (ONS) ' "Cancer Atlases" for the 1990s, people in the north of England and Scotland are far more likely to get certain cancers than those living in the...
  • The European mammography systems market
    News - 19 Jan 2005
    With breast cancer being identified as one of the leading causes of death among European women, several governments have begun to launch extensive screening and awareness programmes across the region....

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