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Tumor-Shrinking Olaparib Drug Offers Sanguinity to Breast Cancer Patients
July 9, 2010 | Breast Cancer, News | No Comment

Tumor-Shrinking Olaparib Drug Offers Sanguinity to Breast Cancer Patients
A tablet which combats heritable kinds of breast cancer could be immensely helpful to scores of females annually, state investigators. The therapy which could drastically shrivel the tumor while sparing adjoining healthy cells might ultimately be employed as a substitute to chemo, radiotherapy or surgical intervention. Preliminary studies have indicated that the pill known as Olaparib, additionally could fight ovarian cancer. Specialists state that it could be certified for usage in the  [...]


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Latest in AIDS-related Cancer Treatment and Research – Part I
July 6, 2010 | AIDS related Cancer | One Comment

Latest in AIDS-related Cancer Treatment and Research – Part I
Particular forms of cancer develop quite frequently among AIDS infected individuals that they are deemed AIDS defining conditions (or their existence in an HIV infected individual is a clear-cut indication of presence of a fully blown AIDS. These are additionally known as AIDS-related cancer types and comprise of: Lymphoma (particularly primary central nervous system, non-Hodgkin lymphoma types of lymphoma). Invasive sarcoma. Invasive cervical cancer. HIV infected individuals might be  [...]


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The Finest Titivation in Telehealth to Digital SLRs – Cancer Identification
July 2, 2010 | News | 2 Comments

The Finest Titivation in Telehealth to Digital SLRs – Cancer Identification
An exciting fine-tuning has been noted in the field of Telemedicine. Photography-adoring physicians presently have plentiful reasons for loving their digicams. A smart engineering has transformed the daily use digital SLR into a handy, high resolution, fiber optic fluorescent imaging method which could spot cancer in-vitro. MD Anderson Cancer Center and Rice University researchers are behind the uncovering of this spectacular makeover. The current edition of PLoS ONE illustrates how the competence  [...]


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Tasquinimod – Enthralling Advancement in Prostate Cancer Treatment
June 29, 2010 | News, Prostate Cancer | One Comment

Tasquinimod – Enthralling Advancement in Prostate Cancer Treatment
Specialists from the Johns Hopkins, Duke Univ. and Roswell Park Cancer Inst. have made major progress in prostate cancer treatment after a scientific study conducted on two hundred patients found that the blood vessel obstructing medication known as tasquinimod slackened the rate at which the condition progressed. Tasquinimod is additionally dubbed as the angiogenesis-resistant medication which wrings out blood circulation to the prostate tumors by hampering growth of novel blood vessels. All  [...]


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Why Sun Protection Creams often fail to Curb Skin Cancer Cases?
June 25, 2010 | Skin Cancer | One Comment

Why Sun Protection Creams often fail to Curb Skin Cancer Cases?
The tendency to slather on sun protection creams over our bodies the moment a glint of sun shine appears has become customary. Sun safety consciousness has risen in the past ten years and millions are shelled out on brands for warding off the sun’s damaging rays. In spite of this, skin cancer cases continue to augment unabated and the key reason is being overly exposed to the sun’s rays. Can this surge in skin cancer cases be due to using or misusing sun protection products which could be  [...]


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Cord Blood Stem Cell Transplant – A Feasible Leukemia Treatment Choice
June 22, 2010 | Blood Cancer, News | One Comment

Cord Blood Stem Cell Transplant – A Feasible Leukemia Treatment Choice
Adult leukemia cases are faring reasonably well following stem cell transplant used from cord blood banking as they did when taken from ably-suited grown-up donor types, according to study investigators from United States. The study authors claim that umbilical cord blood transplant procedure is a workable alternative in adult leukemia cases with urgent requirement for bone marrow transplantation to reinstate cells obliterated as a result of chemo or radiation therapies, however often failing  [...]


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Enthralling Transformation of Pain Medication into a Cancer Eradicator
June 18, 2010 | News | One Comment

Enthralling Transformation of Pain Medication into a Cancer Eradicator
Since long scientists have failed to pinpoint the precise reason behind lesser occurrences of particular cancer forms among regular NSAID users such as aspirin. Presently, study researchers from Sanford-Burnham have finally managed to crack this code and decode just how one non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) Sulindac hinders tumor development. The research has shown that pain medication Sulindac puts a halt to cancerous cell development and has been found to initiate cell fatality by  [...]


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Expelling the Fear of Colonoscopy Procedure
June 16, 2010 | Tumor | One Comment

Expelling the Fear of Colonoscopy Procedure
The near future of colonoscopy procedure would be state-of-the-art mini robotics camera ingestion for probing any dubious growths in the colon. However, in the present times, the ideal method for screening colon cancer still continues to be the comparatively basic colonoscopy procedure. A 4 foot spanning, fine, bendable fiber optic tube (half inch diameter-wise) is employed for looking into the interiors of the large intestine beginning from the rectal area and concluding in the initial portion  [...]


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Latest Breast Cancer Research – Aquatic Sponges Prolong Life among Patients
June 11, 2010 | Breast Cancer, News | One Comment

Latest Breast Cancer Research – Aquatic Sponges Prolong Life among Patients
An investigational breast cancer medication that has been developed making use of marine sponges is capable of adding months to the live spans of people in whom cancer has relapsed in spite of numerous chemotherapy sessions, according to a study finding. The tablet known as eirbulin has been found to add 2 to 2 ½ months to the life span of people due to face death due to breast cancer. Presentation of the outcomes of a Phase Three study were made during a conference of the American Society  [...]


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Simple Oncimmume Blood Test for Cancer–Identification Six years before Tumor Develops
June 9, 2010 | News | One Comment

Simple Oncimmume Blood Test for Cancer–Identification Six years before Tumor Develops
An uncomplicated blood test for cancer could pick up the disease 6 years prior to the tumor forming. The person who invented this blood test for cancer is an expert from the Nottingham Univ., Prof. John Robertson who has put in around fifteen years of hard work and effort. The oncimmume blood test might be able to offer crucial early caveats of cancer afflicting the breasts and lungs – both of which have been shown to cause fifty thousand fatalities on a yearly basis. Cancer when picked up  [...]


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Craniotomy Surgery–Foremost Approach in Brain Cancer Treatments
June 4, 2010 | Brain Cancer | One Comment

Craniotomy Surgery–Foremost Approach in Brain Cancer Treatments
Surgery for removing tumor is often the first step in Brain cancer treatments adopted by neurosurgeons for removing majority of the tumor that is deemed risk-free while sparing normal brain functioning. Surgery by itself or merged alongside radiation therapy might be used in brain cancer treatments for several tumors inclusive of a number of ependymoma, craniopharyngioma, ganglioglioma, low grade astrocytoma and meningioma forms. Tumors which have a tendency to spread into adjoining tissues  [...]


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Being Vigilant about Symptoms of Male Breast Cancer
June 1, 2010 | Breast Cancer | No Comment

Being Vigilant about Symptoms of Male Breast Cancer
Men need to discern that breast cancer is not merely restricted to the female gender. Likely symptoms of male breast cancer to be watchful about are: Swelling or lumps that are usually though not pain-free at all times. Skin dimples or puckers. Nipples get retracted or turn inwards. Reddishness or scaling noted in the nipples or skin of the breast. Some form of emission or discharge from the nipples. Although such changes are not caused due to cancer at all times. For instance,  [...]


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Comprehensive Overview about Myelodysplastic Syndrome
May 26, 2010 | Blood Cancer | No Comment

Comprehensive Overview about Myelodysplastic Syndrome
Myelodysplastic Syndrome or MDS or pre-leukemia is the name of an assemblage of disorders that develops due to damage to the blood-producing cells in the bone marrow leading to low counts in a single or more blood cell forms. Normal bone marrow Bone marrow is the soft-textured, internal component of several bones like those present in the cranium, clavicles, rib area, pelvis and back-bones. The stem cells present in the bone marrow after undergoing division form new-fangled cells. A number of such  [...]


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Mesothelioma Symptoms
May 21, 2010 | Mesothelioma | No Comment

Mesothelioma Symptoms
Mesothelioma is a cancer developing in the shielding membrane that lines majority of the body’s inner organs known as the mesothelium. Nearly 2/3rds of mesothelioma cases originate in the pleural mesothelium of the trunk cavity. Mesothelioma could additionally originate in the heart and the abdominal cavity (peritoneal mesothelium). Irrespective of where it originates, cancerous cells from the mesothelium could assault and harm adjoining tissues and also metastasizing or spreading to other body  [...]


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Swift Tumor-Blasting ‘Holy Grail’ Cancer Jab – A Notable Advancement in Combating Malignant Melanoma
May 19, 2010 | News, Skin Cancer | No Comment

Swift Tumor-Blasting ‘Holy Grail’ Cancer Jab – A Notable Advancement in Combating Malignant Melanoma
Researchers have come up with a new-fangled vaccine which they are anticipating to be a ‘holy grail’ treatment for cancer. Testing of this therapy would be carried out on patients from Britain over the time span of the subsequent couple of months and is hoped to have a reversing and also curative effect on a highly grave type of skin cancer, malignant melanoma. In case the treatment manages to garner success in the larger trials, it is hoped that novel types could be created for combating other  [...]


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PSA Test Result Interpretation in Low-risk Prostate Cancer – Changes Offer Limited Data in Watchful Waiting
May 14, 2010 | News, Pancreatic Cancer | No Comment

PSA Test Result Interpretation in Low-risk Prostate Cancer – Changes Offer Limited Data in Watchful Waiting
During a study conducted on males having low-risk prostate cancer going through active surveillance, prostate-specific antigen or PSA test result interpretation like PSA doubled time and PSA velocity did not dependably recognize cancer advancement. The outcomes of this study were printed in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. Early-stage prostate cancer therapy would entail surgical intervention, radiation therapy or no therapy till the time cancer has advanced – also known as watchful waiting  [...]


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Breast Cancer Symptoms to be Watchful About
May 12, 2010 | Breast Cancer | No Comment

Breast Cancer Symptoms to be Watchful About
Generally formation of lumps or thickened region of tissues in the breast is the main breast cancer symptom. In majority of the situations, breast lumps are noticed by the women that are having them and it is important to be wary about any formation of lump or alteration in the way the breast appears, feels or form. The earlier a malignant lump is identified, more improved is the likelihood of successful treatment outcome. Breast Cancer Symptoms: Changes that a woman should be vigilant about It  [...]


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Parvoviruses as Effectual Weapons against Brain Cancer in Rodent Models
May 7, 2010 | Brain Cancer | No Comment

Parvoviruses as Effectual Weapons against Brain Cancer in Rodent Models
There are certain forms of parvoviruses usually causing infection in mice yet are additionally communicable for cells in humans. But humans having this virus presence are asymptomatic. Most significantly, such viral forms possess an astounding characteristic of obliterating infection-ridden tumor cells while sparing normal healthy tissues. Hence, researchers from the German Cancer Research Center DKFZ have been probing since several years if these viral forms could be employed as able weaponry for  [...]


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