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Studies examine colorectal cancer screening rates
The rate of colorectal cancer screening appears to be increasing among Veterans
Affairs patients, although use of colonoscopy is less common than other screening
procedures, according to a report in … 
Dietary folate intake not associated with breast cancer risk
Low dietary intake of folate was not linked to breast cancer risk, according to a
systematic review in the November 15 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer
Institute …
Study reveals women find cancer caring a heavier burden than men
… cancer carers has revealed that there are major differences in the way men and
women cope with the role of caring for a loved-one with cancer …
Exercise, aspirin consumption and childbirth may alter cancer risk
… cancer risk. During recent years, scientists have been seeking to isolate a
variety of lifestyle decisions that may stave off the onset of cancer or even reduce
tumor formation in …
Quality care assessment examines surgical quality for colorectal cancer patients …
New research has identified indicators of surgical quality for colorectal cancer
patients, according to a study published in the November 15 issue of the Journal of the
National Cancer Institute …
Tailored treatments: Promising designer drug provides new insight into cancer …
… cancer progression and treatment resistance. Two studies in the November 2006
issue of the journal Cancer Cell, published by Cell Press, provide mechanistic
details that may explain why the small-molecule …
Tooth whiteners do not cause cancer
… cancer when used as directed. This exhaustive review of the literature, including
numerous unpublished clinical studies involving over 4,000 human subjects, appeared in an
article by Dr. Ian Monroe entitled …
Jefferson scientists find blood vessel-building protein halts blood vessels from …
… cancer tumors from progressing in animal models by preventing their ability to
recruit new blood vessels, a process called angiogenesis. The researchers believe the
finding could lead to a new …
Hope for a more effective and less toxic cancer drug
Detailed evaluation conducted at WEHI into a possible new cancer drug suggests that
it may prove to be more effective and less toxic than current chemotherapeutic drugs …
Anti-cancer drug shows early promise in pulmonary hypertension
A drug used to treat kidney cancer can prevent the development of pulmonary
hypertension in rodents. There is no curative therapy for this condition …