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Targeted Treatment Approach Offers Hope in Pancreatic Cancer

Pancreatic cancer is widely considered among the deadliest forms of the disease. Nearly 50,000 Americans are diagnosed with it annually with an estimated 40,000 deaths reported. One of the reasons...

Hollie Williams Dec 23, 2015
What Are the Important Facts About Prostrate Cancer

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer that affects only men. Early detection and diagnosis can help to prevent it, but proper and thorough knowledge is essential to battle the menace. The...

Bharat Sharma Dec 17, 2015
Men’s Supplements May Not Help Prostate Cancer Patients: Study

As prostate cancer continues to affect about 220,000 American men each year, the sale of products believed to prevent and/or treat this disease remains brisk. Researchers, however, warn that men’s...

Rheta Mankin Dec 16, 2015
Image-Guided Imrt Delivers Results for Prostate Cancer Patients

Prostate cancer patients who undergo a complete removal of this gland are often surprised to learn that surgery isn’t enough to hedge the odds in their favor for beating the disease. For those who...

Rheta Mankin Dec 16, 2015
Proton Therapy Produces Outstanding Results in Prostate Cancer

A relatively new and somewhat controversial form of cancer treatment is demonstrating excellent results in prostate cancer patients. Despite those who say the alternative to traditional radiotherapy...

Rheta Mankin Dec 16, 2015
When Experts Say Women Should Have Mammograms

Going in for annual health examinations can be a real pain in the neck. Even so, certain tests are often the only things that stand in the way of patients and potentially life-ending diseases. Such is...

Rheta Mankin Dec 15, 2015
Prostate Cancer Detection Down As Screening Numbers Fall

While dramatic drops in reported new cases of cancer would normally be news worth celebrating, researchers delving into prostate cancer statistics aren’t so sure. The findings of two new studies show...

Gregory Echt Dec 15, 2015
Not All CT Scans Are 100 Percent Necessary, Study Finds

CT scans are valuable tools for helping doctors see inside the body to diagnose a host of conditions. Not every scan performed, however, is 100 percent medically necessary. This particular issue is...

Rheta Mankin Dec 14, 2015
Bariatric Surgery May Offer Help for Obese Teenagers

With the rate of obesity in teenagers in the United States keeping pace with adult obesity, helping youth shed pounds once and for all is a concern for many. With serious health complications, such as...

Aric Scott Dec 11, 2015
Why Infected Hiv?High Risk Behaviors

AIDS or Acquired Immunodeficiency called Syndrome is a gathering of side effects or ailment brought on by the diminished resistance because of contamination by HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus...

Louise Luo Dec 09, 2015
Charlie Ka Chakkar

Aunt Nora/Bernice/Binge/ Blow/C/Charlie/Coke/Dust/Flake/Mojo/ are all the street names of the White powder Cocaine. It was discovered by German chemist Albert Neimann. It’s use was popularised by...

Anatta Hiranandani Dec 08, 2015
Agent Orange Exposure Linked to Plasma Cell Disorder

Veterans exposed to Agent Orange during their military careers have long known they are at an increased risk for developing cancer. A new study has found that exposure to Agent Orange’s contaminant...

Rheta Mankin Nov 30, 2015
Active Surveillance Delivers Hope for Prostate Cancer Patients

Men who receive a positive diagnosis of prostate cancer often find themselves taken aback when their healthcare providers recommend taking an active surveillance approach. After all, this treatment...

Rheta Mankin Nov 30, 2015
Even a Single Drink May Boost Cancer Risks, Study Finds

Men and women hoping to find simple ways to lower their risk for the development of certain types of cancer might want to put alcohol in their past. A recent study has added to a growing body of...

Rheta Mankin Nov 30, 2015
Laura Deleruyelle: Working with Cancer Treatments

Laura Deleruyelle spends a portion of her career working with cancer patients. She is also an avid supporter of cancer research. Cancer is a devastating illness that, according to the American Cancer...

John Smith Nov 30, 2015
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