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TransMolecular's anti-cancer drug gets orphan drug designation (PharmaBiz)
TransMolecular, Inc, a biotechnology company focused on targeted therapies for cancer, announced that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Orphan Drug Designation for its anti-cancer compound 131I-TM601 for the treatment of Stage IIb-IV melanoma...

Vitale family helps V Foundation raise cancer research money - Bradenton Herald

Vitale family helps V Foundation raise cancer research money
Bradenton Herald, United States - Dec 24, 2008
With just one weeks notice, he sold out a dinner at Siesta Keys Cafe Gabbiano to raise money for the V Foundation For Cancer Research. .
Believe it - Vitale is still going strong Big Ten Network
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Cancer Cure Treatment | Cancer Cure Found
There is the underlying assumption that modernity translates into better health. The World Health Organization, using different indicators, ranked the US 15th among 25 industrialized nations...

Sisters diagnosed with cancer in same year
She visited Dr. Ruston Pierce at Pine Bluff, who ordinarily does not do mammograms on women without a family history of breast cancer until they are at least 37 years old, but because of the unusual circumstances, ...

Common food additive found to increase risk and speed spread of lung cancer (EurekAlert!)
( American Thoracic Society ) New research in an animal model suggests that a diet high in inorganic phosphates, which are found in a variety of processed foods including meats, cheeses, beverages and bakery products, might speed growth of lung cancer tumors and may even contribute to the development of those tumors in individuals predisposed to the disease...

Lung Cancer: Still the Biggest Cancer Killer, by Far - Washington Post

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Lung Cancer: Still the Biggest Cancer Killer, by Far
Washington Post, United States - Dec 27, 2008
. smoking since the early 1990s," said Dr. Michael Thun, vice president of epidemiology and surveillance research for the American Cancer Society. .
Could Lung Cancer Be Linked to Your Genes? Online - International News Network
Lung Cancer Threatening More People Than Any Other Cancer eFluxMedia
Cancer to be worlds top killer by 2010, WHO says FinalCall.com
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Too much beer, wine linked to cancer - United Press International

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Too much beer, wine linked to cancer
United Press International - Dec 27, 2008
27 (UPI) -- Downing a pint of beer or large glass of wine every day increases the risk of liver and bowel cancer, says the World Cancer Research Fund in .
Single pint of beer a day EUR˜poses liver and bowel cancer risk Times Online
Beer can increase liver and bowel cancer risk TheMedGuru
Time to celebrate? Be warned! One tipple a day increases the risk . News-Medical.net
Telegraph.co.uk - ShortNews.com
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Minimizing Obesity's Impact on Ovarian Cancer Survival (Newswise)
A new study showed that when actual body weight was used in chemo dosing for epithelial ovarian cancer, the overall survival is about the same. Similar outcomes are seen in obese and non-obese cancer survivors being monitored for recurrence of their ovarian cancer. Earlier research points to obesity as a negative indicator...

Evolution and Medicine. Cancer and adaptive immune responses as .
Cancer can also be considered as another faulty EUR˜evolution, be it within the organism. Cancer cells are better at surviving and reproducing than other cells, because they have escaped the bodys controls. ...

» Validity of the cancer stem cell concept under discussion .
Everything weve learned about cancer can be summarized as EUR˜unpredictable and wildly varying. To go into a tumour and think that if theres a cancer that marker will always be there, I think thats naive. ...

Time to celebrate? Be warned! One tipple a day increases the risk of cancer (News-Medical-Net)
In the run up to the New Year's Eve festivities a scientist in Britain has chosen an opportune moment to warn revellers that drinking alcohol, even in relatively small amounts, can increase a tipplers risk of developing cancer...

Exercise, weight control, adequate sleep found to reduce cancer risk - American Medical News (subscription)

Exercise, weight control, adequate sleep found to reduce cancer risk
American Medical News (subscription) - 3 hours ago
Several supporting studies, including findings from the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer, conclude that excess weight .