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Columbia University scientists have identified two genes that appear to be responsible for one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer: the disease’s “master control knobs”…more››
A team of British scientists has mapped the complete genetic codes of two human cancers – and some are calling it the most significant milestone in cancer research in more than a decade…more››
Forty years after President Nixon declared war on cancer, death rates have barely changed. In part, it’s because only 3 percent of adult cancer patients participate in clinical trials…more››
If you’d prefer your carrots with more of the naturally occurring anti-cancer compound falcarinol, just don’t cut them before you cook them. And they’ll taste better, too…more››
It’s the same story: research shows that a home-based diet and exercise program slows the decline of physical function in older, overweight cancer survivors…more››
You think it’s only cancer patients and their physicians who eagerly await the results of clinical trials? Think again. Wall Street is watching Amgen Inc.…more››
How aggressive is your prostate cancer? Scientists have discovered that tiny bubbles of fat in urine may help determine what type of treatment you’ll need…more››
A twice-daily dose of Celebrex®, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug often prescribed for arthritis, may actually reduce the incidence of non-melanoma skin cancer…more››
It’s back in the news: research has raised additional concerns about the harmful effects of formaldehyde, a common chemical found in everything from plywood to nail polish…more››