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Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, center, poses for photos
… Cancer Institute's Jimmy Fund Clinic patients Ryan Hayes, 8, of Foxborough,
Mass., left, and Kira Corning, 5, of Dover, Mass., right, who dressed like Japanese Anime
'Sailor Moon' character, at … 
Heart Risk Seen in Drug for Anemia
A new study suggests that high doses of a best-selling drug used to treat anemia in
dialysis and cancer patients may increase the risk of heart problems …
Patients Respond Well To First Study To Test Higher Doses …
… cancer agent is well tolerated by patients at much higher doses than have
been used before. [click link for full article] …
- ├ Patients Respond Well To Higher Doses Of … — Health News from Medical News Today
- ├ Recurrent breast cancer: Drug shows promise — The Cancer Blog
- ├ Drug That Interrupts A Key Stage Of … — Health News from Medical News Today
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BSD Medical Sends Message Of Hope At Largest Conference Of …
… cancer patients was well received at the largest radiation oncology conference
held in America (the American Society of Therapeutic Radiation and Oncology -- ASTRO)
recently concluded in Philadelphia. BSD's message …
- ├ BSD Medical Sends Message of Hope at … — Radiology News from StratCenter.com
- ├ Blocking Cancer-Causing Gene Improves Radiation Effectiveness, Jefferson … — Health News from Medical News Today
- ├ Research Finds Antioxidant Therapies Do Not Interfere … — Health News from Medical News Today
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Enzyme Inhibitor Produces Stable Disease In Patients With Advanced Solid …
… patients with advanced solid cancers. Tests showed that the drug inhibited
key targets in the patients' tumours, and now it is being tested in phase II clinical
trials according to …
- ├ Enzyme Inhibitor Produces Stable Disease In Patients … — Health News from Medical News Today
- ├ Drug That Interrupts A Key Stage Of … — Health News from Medical News Today
- ├ Enzyme May Hold Key To New Treatment … — ScienceDaily Headlines: Health & Medicine
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New Radiation Technique Can Greatly Reduce Painful Skin Burns In …
Breast cancer patients who undergo a new radiation technique called intensity
modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) after surgery are three times less likely to have
severe skin reactions from the treatment …
- ├ Check out my breasts — The Cancer Blog
- ├ Research Finds Shorter-course Radiation Treatment Safe For … — ScienceDaily Headlines
- ├ Shorter-course Radiation Treatment Safe For Breast Cancer … — Health News from Medical News Today
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Barber: Thumb is fine
… patients at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey, where he was promoting
awareness of sickle cell disease and its complications …
- ├ Barber: Thumb is fine and so are … — New Jersey News
- ├ Giants' Barber says right thumb is fine (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NFL News
- ├ Barber says thumb is fine — SI.com - NFL
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Tiki Barber to play Monday?
… patients at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey, where he was promoting
awareness of sickle cell disease and its complications. He wore a cast on his wrist that
kept his …
- ├ New York Giants Tiki Barber (L) is … — Sports Photos - Reuters on Yahoo! News Photos
- ├ New York Giants' Tiki Barber runs with … — Sports Photos - AP on Yahoo! News Photos
- ├ Tiki not expected to sit out — NFL Player News : CBS SportsLine.com
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More Patients Asking for Lung Cancer Scans
U.S. medical experts are debating the question of who should undergo early screening for
lung cancer …
- ├ NICE disapproves the use of cancer drug Tarceva — The Earth Times Online Newspaper
- ├ Lung Carcinogenesis Tracked By DNA Methylation Mapping … — ScienceDaily Headlines
- ├ For Smokers, a Tough Call — washingtonpost.com - Health
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Very obese fare worse after colon cancer diagnosis (Reuters)
Reuters - Obese patients are more likely to have a recurrence of colon cancer
than their normal-weight counterparts and face an increased risk of dying from the
disease, a new …
- ├ Very obese fare worse after colon cancer diagnosis — Reuters: Health
- ├ Risk after colon cancer higher for the … — EurekAlert! - Breaking News
- ├ Very fat/very thin at high colon-cancer risk — United Press International - Health Business
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