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Why do some cancer treating medications work and others don't?He eventually decided to bet his life on a trial of Canvaxin, an investigational vaccine designed to stimulate the immune system in order to fight off tumors.
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New Study: Doctors give patients intentional infections to treat cancerCancer researcher at New York Cancer Hospital, observed that several cancer patients who had recently had tumor-removal surgery were more likely to recover if
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Can Cancer be softened-up before having chemotherapy?“The team was looking at a class of drugs called taxanes, which are used to treat a range of cancers including breast and ovarian,” according to BBC news.
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Newborn Names Could Reduce Medical ErrorsA new study showed that using a generic naming convention increases the risk of wrong patient errors, such as placing orders on the wrong patient.
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New research reveals molecule-suppressing HIV in miceA new study shows that a small molecule can suppress HIV-1 in mice.
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Link Between Cancer Gene and ObesityResearchers have discovered that a gene known to cause cancer may also playing a role in determining if someone becomes obese.
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Cocktail of Chemicals Can Cause CancerAccording to a new report, researches gravely underestimated the correlation between carcinogenic chemicals in the environment and 6% of all cancers.
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New study looks at infertile cancer survivors and their difficulty adopting a childA recent study suggests that cancer survivors that are left infertile by the disease of treatment may face unexpected hurdles if they later turn to adoption to
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The Signs of Breast Cancer You need to know aboutExpert physicians are saying that while a lump is the classic warning sign, women should be more aware of other, lesser-known symptoms of breast cancer.
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New study reveals prenatal test to identify cancer in pregnant patientsNew research from Tufts Medical Center found evidence that these prenatal tests can detect cancers in women who are pregnant.