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  • ERG gene's activity points to more lethal subtype of acute myeloid leukemia
    News - 10 Jul 2007
    A new study shows that the activity of a particular gene can identify people who have a more lethal form of acute myeloid leukemia, singling out those patients who should receive more intense therapy.
  • Why males show a higher rate of inflammation than females in the same diseases
    News - 9 Jul 2007
    Production of a protein that promotes inflammation appears to be linked to the higher incidence of liver cancer in men than in women, researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD)...
  • Orlistat weight loss drug points to new cancer treatments
    News - 9 Jul 2007
    Based on their surprising discovery that an obesity drug can kill cancer cells, scientists at Wake Forest University School of Medicine have made a new finding about the drug's effects and are working...
  • Cancer risk in HIV, transplant patients
    News - 8 Jul 2007
    HIV/AIDS and kidney transplant patients are at much greater risk of contracting 20 different types of cancer than the general population, according to a land mark paper in The Lancet.
  • Harnessing the power of the immune system to fight cancer
    News - 4 Jul 2007
    Teaching a body's own immune system to seek out and destroy cancerous tumours represents a promising way to fight a disease that kills more than 70,000 Canadians a year.
  • The next era of cancer treatment
    News - 4 Jul 2007
    Teaching a body's own immune system to seek out and destroy cancerous tumours represents a promising way to fight a disease that kills more than 70,000 Canadians a year.
  • Baby girl created using new lab technique
    News - 3 Jul 2007
    Canadian researchers have scored a world first by creating a baby from an egg which matured in the laboratory, was frozen, thawed and then fertilised.
  • Dangers of permitting smoking in the workplace
    News - 29 Jun 2007
    Offering alarming new evidence on the dangers of permitting smoking in the workplace, scientists have found that nonsmoking restaurant and bar employees absorb a potent carcinogennot considered safe...
  • Link between ciliary signaling and cancer
    News - 29 Jun 2007
    Submarines have periscopes. Insects have antennae. And increasingly, biologists are finding that most normal vertebrate cells have cilia, small hair-like structures that protrude like antennae into...
  • HRT not such a bad idea after all!
    News - 21 Jun 2007
    Older women struggling to cope with the symptoms of the menopause will be reassured by the latest research into hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

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