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Promising New-fangled Drug for Late-Stage Prostate Cancer
September 28, 2010 | News, Prostate Cancer | No Comment
Promising New-fangled Drug for Late-Stage Prostate Cancer
Novel medication known as cabazitaxel or Jevtana has garnered the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) nod to treat males having late staging prostate cancer that have developed resistance to hormone therapy and failed to respond to therapy with docetaxel or Taxotere (a chemotherapy drug). Prior to Jevtana getting the FDA consent, docetaxel had been the sole drug which was the accepted choice for males having progressive, hormone-refractory prostate cancer (prostate cancer that no more shows response to hormone therapy). Due to the drug’s potential in helping males having later-staging prostate cancer, the Sanofi-Aventis make medication was quick-tracked for acceptance by the FDA. According to Doctor R. Pazdur, Director of OODP (accountable for manufacture of safe, effectual medications  [...]

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Do Women Really Require Mammograms?
September 24, 2010 | Breast Cancer | No Comment
Do Women Really Require Mammograms?
A novel study has indicated that mammograms fail to be as helpful to females above fifty to an extent that has been earlier supposed. Merely one-third of the lowered risk of fatality attributed to getting screened for breast cancer is truly worthy - the rest is because of improved therapy and higher consciousness about the condition, a large-scaled Norwegian trial noted. This study appearing in the latest edition of the ‘New England Journal of Medicine’ is the newest one showing that advantages of mammograms are inadequate. According to scientist Doctor Jeanne Mandelblatt from Georgetown Univ. who wasn’t part of the trial, mammography isn’t the grand life-saviour which individuals deem it to be and isn’t a magical pellet. Doctor Mandelbatt helmed 6 groups which assisted  [...]

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Anti Prostate Cancer Food Dossier
September 21, 2010 | Prostate Cancer | No Comment
Anti Prostate Cancer Food Dossier
Undeniably diet has a notable influence on cancer risk and possessing the knowledge for what food types are useful and which are detrimental could assist people in shaping a diet for achieving max health benefits. Taking into consideration the pervasiveness of prostate cancer among males, here is a listing of some prostate cancer staving foods. Tomato Antioxidant lycopene proffering the red pigment to tomatoes is a cancer-combatant agent which has since long been on the research radar. During a 2004 reassessment of the existent researches done on tomato uncovered a small lowering in the risk for getting prostate cancer among males having elevated lycopene presence or having dietetic intake rich in tomato. Although a trial conducted three years later refuted these outcomes, providentially  [...]

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Coping Strategies for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia – Part II
September 17, 2010 | Blood Cancer | No Comment
Coping Strategies for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia – Part II
Other Therapy Choices In case TKIs are failing to show results and the person is not an entrant for stem cell transplant then several therapy choices entail: Chemotherapy medications administered orally for killing irregular cells all through the body. Biological therapies such as interferon for stimulating the person’s immune system for fighting cancer. Novel investigative CML therapies that sufferers could register in during clinical trials. Supervising CML Therapy Typically, CML patients would essentially be seeing their physicians in a time interval of a couple of months for monitoring their therapy and checking for side-effects. Tests entail: CBC, bone marrow tests for measuring platelet, WBC and RBC counts. PCR test also known as Polymerase chain reaction testing  [...]

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Coping Strategies for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia – Part I
September 14, 2010 | Blood Cancer | No Comment
Coping Strategies for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia – Part I
Chronic myeloid leukemia also known as CML or chronic myelogenous leukemia is an atypical cancer form affecting the bone marrow which is the blood cell manufacturing warehouse. CML results in irregular WBCs (white blood cells) being produced that are incapable of fighting infections along with regular WBCs. When they start accruing in the bone marrow & blood, the irregular cells swarm out the platelet, RBC and WBC counts. Philadelphia Chromosome Philadephia chromosome is an irregular chromosome present in the bodies of CML patients. Chromosomes are gene carriers that instruct the cells about their tasks. The fragments of chromosome number 9 as well as 22 rip apart and swap positions. The altered chromosome 22 is known as the Philadelphia chromosome and is the carrier of a novel  [...]

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Effects of Drinking Alcohol and Cancer Risk
September 10, 2010 | Cancer Overview | No Comment
Effects of Drinking Alcohol and Cancer Risk
Whether drinking or not drinking is better for health is turning out to be a complex query, particularly when many latest researches are associating even small intake of alcohol to a greater risk for developing cancers. One of the studies uncovered that females who drank just a single drink on a daily basis augmented their risk for developing cancers afflicting the rectal, oral, esophageal region and also developing in the breasts, throat and liver. The studies done on effects of alcohol on health indicate harms as well as gains. Latest researches regarding intake of alcoholic drinks and cancer risk have unfolded novel potential associations, study about effects of alcohol on risk for cancers dates back more than ten to twenty years ago. An apparent association in-between alcohol intake  [...]

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Increased Esophageal Cancer Risk among Long Term Osteoporosis Drug Users
September 7, 2010 | News | No Comment
Increased Esophageal Cancer Risk among Long Term Osteoporosis Drug Users
The long-standing usage of orally taken bisphosphonate medications for prevent bone-thinning like Boniva, Actonel, Fosamax might be linked to a doubled risk of developing esophageal cancer, however the perils to individual consumers remain diminutive, scientists state. In comparison to individuals who did not ever take the medicines, long-standing consumers of the bone-bolstering medications called oral bisphosphonates had almost doubled the chances of developing the atypical yet lethal cancer in a lately printed trial. These outcomes seem to disagree with what a different trial printed earlier in August stated that enrolled the analogous information of residents from the United Kingdom. That study did not uncover a considerable rise in the risk of developing esophageal cancer among those  [...]

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Michael Douglas Goes Candid About His Battle with Throat Cancer
September 3, 2010 | Head And Neck Cancer, News | No Comment
Michael Douglas Goes Candid About His Battle with Throat Cancer
For the foremost instant since the onset of his throat cancer therapy, Hollywood icon Michael Douglas opened up about battling for his life and certain of winning, in spite of the throat cancer having progressed to its advanced form. During the foremost print interview to a famed glossy, the sixty-five year old actor stated that he was treating it as a condition that can be cured. He added that he would leave no stone unturned in his battle with cancer and beat it. He opened up to People magazine for the foremost instant following his cancer detection a fortnight back wherein a walnut-sized tumor was uncovered following biopsy. Lately he has commenced a stringent regime of therapy entailing radiotherapy 5 times per week lasting for 8 weeks alongside chemotherapy in three-weekly intervals. Douglas  [...]

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New V3D-Colon & Plastic Microneedles Enhance Cancer Diagnosis
September 1, 2010 | News | No Comment
New V3D-Colon & Plastic Microneedles Enhance Cancer Diagnosis
Viatronix firm located in New York have made an announcement of the 510 (K) Food and Drug Administration approval for the foremost virtual colonoscopy computer-aided design system obtainable in the United States. Alongside the FDA nod, the firm has made public a novel edition of the V3D-Colon software which has been employed in most parts of the globe since the initial part of 2009. Virtual Colonoscopy & V3D-Colon Till present times, colonoscopy has been viewed as a lengthy, discomforting and not so convenient procedure. This down-beat image has only been contributory to eighty to eighty-five percent of the populace never undergoing colorectal cancer screening. It additionally dons a major role in colorectal cancer garnering the second slot in the listing for the principal reason for  [...]

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