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(19-Nov-2009) American Cancer Society sets Nov. 19 as annual day to 'butt out' for good |
(12-Nov-2009) 1 in 5 Americans still smoke, CDC says, and numbers haven't moved in last 5 years |
(04-Nov-2009) Study reports successes, especially for those with good lung function |
(03-Nov-2009) Smokers may mistakenly believe they're 'healthier,' researchers say |
(02-Nov-2009) Age, race, insurance also influence timing between diagnosis and therapy, study finds |
(02-Nov-2009) Office visit questionnaire led to screening in high-risk study patients |
(27-Oct-2009) How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
(25-Oct-2009) Research suggests they're more susceptible to dangers of tobacco |
(30-Sep-2009) Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
(21-Sep-2009) Discovery in mice shows promise for treating potentially fatal wounds, researchers say |
(20-Sep-2009) Pemetrexed improves survival with advanced non-small-cell tumors, study finds |
(20-Sep-2009) Expert says finding supports doubts about value of treatment |
(17-Sep-2009) Preventing metastasis 'could have a huge impact on survival,' researcher says |
(15-Sep-2009) Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies |
(31-Aug-2009) Levels of toxins in air don't have to be high to be hazardous, studies find |
(27-Aug-2009) Graphic images of diseased body parts could become the norm on packaging |
(25-Aug-2009) Levels twice those found in places that permit smoking, study suggests |
(25-Aug-2009) And costs the global economy $500 billion each year |
(19-Aug-2009) Finding supports worthiness of genetic screening |
(07-Aug-2009) Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
(06-Aug-2009) Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
(29-Jul-2009) Thirty minutes a day cut risk in half in study of Finnish men |
(27-Jul-2009) Surgery alone not linked to improved survival in non-small-cell lung cancer study |
(24-Jul-2009) Increased risk could stem from sudden drop in estrogen, experts say |
(24-Jul-2009) Study finds possible increased risk of both conditions among Vietnam vets |
(18-Jul-2009) High levels of miR-21 were found in nonsmoking patients; could be target for treatment |
(16-Jul-2009) The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study |
(06-Jul-2009) To prevent disease progression |
(03-Jul-2009) Researchers express hope that finding will lead to treatments |
(30-Jun-2009) Lung cancer assessment allays some concerns about how patients interpret results, researchers say |
(23-Jun-2009) Study finds lung and breast cancer rates especially elevated |
(15-Jun-2009) Compound inhibited receptors and led to cancer cell death in mouse study |
(15-Jun-2009) Novel delivery of gene therapy suppresses tumors in mice |
(08-Jun-2009) Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
(01-Jun-2009) Study finds better outcome for advanced non-small cell malignancies |
(01-Jun-2009) Alimta, Zactima extend survival but cure remains out of reach, studies show |
(01-Jun-2009) Shortened survival points to estrogen's potential role in the disease, experts say |
(01-Jun-2009) Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say |
(01-Jun-2009) Other research cautions against too much screening for lung cancer |
(27-May-2009) Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
(19-May-2009) In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
(18-May-2009) Gene reprogramming can occur in just 3 days time |
(11-May-2009) Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
(11-May-2009) Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds |
(04-May-2009) Research suggests greater female susceptibility to carcinogens |
(29-Apr-2009) Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
(28-Apr-2009) Controversial food byproduct even showed protection for women, study finds |
(20-Apr-2009) Those with higher levels of a compound had nearly 9 times the risk, scientists say |
(14-Apr-2009) Getting both simultaneously linked to longer survival, study concludes |
(13-Apr-2009) Disparity in care is as wide today as it was in the early '90s, study says |
(07-Apr-2009) Finding suggests biological and clinical management of these growths needs to be tailored |
(07-Apr-2009) It lowers immune system's defense to bacteria that threaten those with COPD, study says |
(06-Apr-2009) They're younger, more often black or Hispanic, report finds |
(11-Mar-2009) Certain DNA could encourage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, research shows |
(11-Mar-2009) Breathing in smog heightens lung, heart risks, report finds |
(25-Feb-2009) 2-year project also urges higher cigarette taxes, more oversight of advertising claims |
(18-Feb-2009) Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
(18-Feb-2009) Attempts to make smoking more feminine, fashionable should be curbed, they say |
(13-Feb-2009) What you can do |
(13-Feb-2009) They target a protein found in some cancers, study finds |
(11-Feb-2009) Financial incentives tripled rates of cessation, study found |
(13-Jan-2009) Lung Association report says feds and most states neglect preventing tobacco-caused illness |
(09-Jan-2009) Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak |
(30-Dec-2008) Those with variant had cancer as well as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, study finds |
(29-Dec-2008) Accelerated growth of tumors seen in mouse study |
(28-Dec-2008) While researchers make advances, quitting smoking remains your best bet |
(23-Dec-2008) New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
(22-Dec-2008) 2 transporters normally help protect lungs by removing inhaled toxins, study say |
(09-Dec-2008) Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
(21-Nov-2008) Daily pill easier to take, has fewer side effects than chemotherapy, experts say |
(20-Nov-2008) American Cancer Society urges people to stop for a day, then for life |
(18-Nov-2008) But research is preliminary, scientists stress |
(14-Nov-2008) Survey finds nearly two-thirds of Americans believe so, even though most victims don't smoke at diagnosis |
(14-Nov-2008) Finding may explain why treatment and outcomes are different among races |
(13-Nov-2008) Gender is the major socioeconomic factor influencing outcomes, study finds |
(13-Nov-2008) Every former smoker saves $20,000 in health costs, American Lung Association reports |
(13-Nov-2008) Almost 20% of adults smoked last year, far short of government objective of 12%, CDC says |
(30-Oct-2008) These include lung diseases, heart disease, pneumonia and gastrointestinal woes |
(29-Oct-2008) Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
(23-Oct-2008) Leadership has to come from White House to offset growing complacency, presidential panel says |
(22-Oct-2008) Discovery could lead to new targeted, individualized treatments, experts say |
(07-Oct-2008) But authors say research, which focused on men, doesn't mean it's OK to smoke |
(29-Sep-2008) A complex signaling system paves the way for metastasis, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2008) Study finds they miss patients' cues about fears of well-being, even death |
(16-Sep-2008) Adjustments to diet, exercise increased telomerase levels 29%, cut 'bad' cholesterol |
(15-Sep-2008) Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
(09-Sep-2008) International study debunks some commonly held beliefs about this type of cancer |
(05-Sep-2008) Men with prior history of COPD 6 times more likely to develop malignancy, study suggests |
(04-Sep-2008) The U.S. review covered the period from 1999 to 2004 |
(25-Aug-2008) Rates of respiratory tract cancers increase, lung cancer incidence does not, study finds |
(19-Aug-2008) Fluorescent dyes light up diseased tissue on video monitors, helping spare healthy cells |
(18-Aug-2008) Cancer, cardiopulmonary diseases might be tied to persistent free radicals, study says |
(12-Aug-2008) But expert notes research is still in early stages |
(21-Jul-2008) Chemo-radiation therapy looks to kill cells on organ's surface, spare surrounding tissue |
(21-Jul-2008) Combo of DNA activity, clinical clues could lead to smarter, tailored treatments, study suggests |
(16-Jul-2008) A woman's lung tumor disappears after anti-TNF medications are stopped, doctors report |
(02-Jul-2008) Snuff, chew shouldn't be viewed as a safe alternative to smoking, experts say |
(02-Jul-2008) Technology could one day help tailor treatments to individual patients, study says |
(01-Jul-2008) Research could pave the way for better treatments of certain malignancies |
(20-Jun-2008) Study says patients should think carefully about test that has no direct evidence of benefit |
(18-Jun-2008) Radiofrequency ablation is quick and targets large tumors, sparing healthy tissue, study finds |
(14-Jun-2008) Health experts had debated whether women were more vulnerable to the disease |
(10-Jun-2008) Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
(10-Jun-2008) Low taxes on substitute tobacco items keep addiction affordable, study says |
(05-Jun-2008) Flavonoids in these foods may also counteract damage tobacco does to DNA, study suggests |
(02-Jun-2008) Survival extended 5 weeks; benefit seen in all subtypes of disease, researchers say |
(02-Jun-2008) Anti-inflammatory might one day help prevent malignancies, study suggests |
(27-May-2008) Chronic inflammation could be the link, experts say |
(27-May-2008) It may explain why some nonsmokers contract the disease, study says |
(20-May-2008) At end of life, it may be better than standard oxygen therapy, study suggests |
(19-May-2008) It had 87% accuracy rate in spotting tumors, scientists said |
(19-May-2008) Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
(16-May-2008) Could help docs determine who would benefit most from chemo after surgery, study says |
(15-May-2008) Therapy does not appear to help quality of life for lung cancer linked to asbestos |
(25-Apr-2008) It cut relapse after surgery to same extent as chemo but without side effects |
(25-Apr-2008) Two studies find connection between measles, HPV and most common lung cancer |
(17-Apr-2008) It offers prospect of quick, noninvasive identification of the dangerous disease |
(14-Apr-2008) Dutch researchers identify cell type that is potential target for these agents |
(09-Apr-2008) Tripled dose was ineffective and toxic, so strategy should be abandoned, study says |
(04-Apr-2008) But simple tests and corrective actions can banish the carcinogenic gas |
(02-Apr-2008) Whether they affect smoking behavior and cancer incidence not clear yet, expert says |
(17-Mar-2008) And a similar needle-based freezing technology can help fight kidney cancer, studies find |
(13-Mar-2008) But adds strong caveats on their use for some undergoing chemo |
(12-Mar-2008) But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2008) DNA evidence in lymph nodes could alter treatment approach, study suggests |
(04-Mar-2008) Latest data from Women's Health Initiative points to continued need for mammograms |
(29-Feb-2008) Study found a slight but significant association |
(28-Feb-2008) Hydrogen peroxide and other oxidants cause lung cells to become malignant |
(20-Feb-2008) But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
(18-Feb-2008) Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
(07-Feb-2008) IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
(06-Feb-2008) Needle aspiration procedures worked as well as standard, invasive method |
(21-Jan-2008) Study tackles anomaly that current puffers live longer with untreatable lung disease |
(10-Jan-2008) But more needs to be done on federal, state levels to combat tobacco use, report says |
(18-Dec-2007) The more rays people caught, the less prone they were to get the disease, study found |
(18-Dec-2007) But cutbacks in research funding jeopardize further breakthroughs: report |
(11-Dec-2007) U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
(07-Dec-2007) More salads, exercise, can keep lung tumors at bay, one study found |
(07-Dec-2007) Finding markers for 4 key proteins could determine if more invasive treatment is necessary, researchers say |
(06-Dec-2007) Higher cigarette prices, advertising bans can help, group says |
(27-Nov-2007) In studies, the technology beat CT in spotting tumors early |
(30-Oct-2007) It was the single most important factor, researchers say |
(24-Oct-2007) And another study supports vitamins for respiratory health |
(23-Oct-2007) 5-year outcomes unchanged since 1970s, despite higher spending on care, study shows |
(22-Oct-2007) Levels of carbon monoxide a giveaway, researcher says |
(16-Oct-2007) Discovery could lead to new therapies |
(15-Oct-2007) Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
(15-Oct-2007) Available next year |
(11-Oct-2007) They could be basis of test for smokers, experts say |
(09-Oct-2007) They are associated with 20 percent of all lung malignancies, scientists say |
(03-Oct-2007) DNA indicates whether chemo will work, experts say |
(03-Oct-2007) Some call it a boon for Americans' health, others disagree |
(28-Sep-2007) And that's good news for the pub musicians who play them, Irish researchers say |
(19-Sep-2007) The suppression of certain DNA predicts malignancy, study finds |
(18-Sep-2007) Device is one of many innovations that may revolutionize care |
(12-Sep-2007) Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
(10-Sep-2007) Supplements won't help lower risk, and neither will CT scans, guide says |
(06-Sep-2007) Adenocarcinoma, once rare, now the leading lung cancer killer, study says |
(05-Sep-2007) It could lead to earlier detection, treatment of lung cancer, study says |
(05-Sep-2007) It could give an early warning and improve treatment success, researchers say |
(16-Aug-2007) Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
(15-Aug-2007) It limits malignancy's spread, but safety issues remain, experts say |
(25-Jul-2007) Critics and supporters debate the pluses and minuses of the legislation |
(20-Jul-2007) PET imaging shows how tumors are responding, experts explain |
(11-Jul-2007) 2 variants alter immune system's response to infection, cell damage, study finds |
(10-Jul-2007) Those sales are even more frequent when clerks are under 18, study finds |
(29-Jun-2007) They require less recovery time, but few centers can perform them, experts say |
(28-Jun-2007) Urine tests show how quickly carcinogen levels can rise |
(22-Jun-2007) Adult smokers much more likely to have played with them as kids, study finds |
(07-Jun-2007) Protein patterns in tumors, blood serum predictive of who would fare better, studies find |
(05-Jun-2007) Those with advanced lung, colon cancers more likely to die if disconnect exists, study found |
(02-Jun-2007) But another study dampens enthusiasm for the use of shark cartilage against lung tumors |
(02-Jun-2007) They pinpoint the cause of the malignancy, which aids treatment, experts say |
(02-Jun-2007) Studies found radiation, additional drugs slowed spread of lung, head/neck malignancies |
(24-May-2007) U.S. Institute of Medicine panel calls for tough new policies against smoking |
(22-May-2007) They're creating unhealthy 'smoke zones' on sidewalks, study finds |
(22-May-2007) It analyzes breath to discern who has the illness |
(21-May-2007) Taking multivitamins, C, E or folate conferred no statistically significant benefit |
(16-May-2007) They suffer more when young from wheezing, infections, study finds |
(15-May-2007) But eating right is no green light to smoke, experts say |
(07-May-2007) Study author says sarcoidosis isn't really dangerous, but other doctors express concern |
(07-May-2007) Avandia gives push to plantinum-based therapies, researchers say |
(07-May-2007) But promising findings need to be replicated elsewhere, experts say |
(26-Apr-2007) Adding another medication can solve the problem, researchers say |
(18-Apr-2007) New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
(18-Apr-2007) Pollution levels would equal or exceed those produced by gasoline, study finds |
(17-Apr-2007) In cells and in mice, THC shrank tumors, scientists say |
(13-Apr-2007) Thoracoscopic lobectomy also shortens hospital stays, recovery times, study finds |
(11-Apr-2007) One details disease's spread, the other offers potential for better chemotherapy |
(06-Apr-2007) The drugs may lower airway inflammation, reduce genetic errors, researchers say |
(02-Apr-2007) Certain DNA is linked to better results, study finds |
(29-Mar-2007) Smoking employees take more sick leave, perform more poorly, studies find |
(27-Mar-2007) Using a needle, doctors subject cancer to electrical currents |
(21-Mar-2007) For many patients, radiation may outperform surgery following chemotherapy |
(15-Mar-2007) Mouse study suggests ACE inhibitors shrink tumors |
(06-Mar-2007) New findings are at odds with those of an earlier trial, however |
(27-Feb-2007) The research, though preliminary, was accurate about 75% of the time |
(27-Feb-2007) Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
(25-Feb-2007) They're getting the message about cigarette dangers but not 'stogies', research finds |
(21-Feb-2007) Two-gene test could help some patients avoid unnecessary chemotherapy, researchers say |
(09-Feb-2007) Here's what tobacco use can do |
(07-Feb-2007) Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
(01-Feb-2007) Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
(25-Jan-2007) It could treat a wide range of tumor types, researchers say |
(24-Jan-2007) But simple tests for the odorless, tasteless gas could save your life |
(23-Jan-2007) Study found gene-based screen to be 76% accurate |
(18-Jan-2007) Consumers have been unaware of the trend, researchers say |
(17-Jan-2007) Technique also works for prostate, lung and brain cancer, study says |
(03-Jan-2007) Five genes forecast better survival in a Taiwan study |
(26-Dec-2006) Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
(20-Dec-2006) Milder doses given over longer timespan are best value, researchers find |
(19-Dec-2006) The fewer T-cell lymphocytes present in tumors, the greater likelihood of disease's return |
(14-Dec-2006) Treatment extended survival by 2 months, a small but significant gain, researchers say |
(11-Dec-2006) Patients quickest to light up again were those who delayed longest before giving it up |
(28-Nov-2006) Quitting is the only real route to health, study finds |
(28-Nov-2006) Companies admit products cause disease -- just not in those who sue them, study finds |
(19-Nov-2006) Strategy doubles the odds of staying smoke-free, studies find |
(17-Nov-2006) Wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath arrive quicker, study finds |
(16-Nov-2006) Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers |
(15-Nov-2006) There's no better time to quit than right now, experts say |
(13-Nov-2006) Preliminary research finds it may spot those at high risk for the killer disease |
(25-Oct-2006) When followed by surgery, 10-year survival rate soars, researchers found |
(23-Oct-2006) Especially when they're backed up by phone counseling, study finds |
(23-Oct-2006) But they're no substitute for quitting smoking, researchers add |
(12-Oct-2006) Having a close relative with the disease almost doubles the odds, study finds |
(12-Oct-2006) Drug extended survival in people with most common lung cancer |
(10-Oct-2006) Prohibition in bars in Scotland showed almost immediate benefits, study found |
(02-Oct-2006) Acrolein in cooking oil may also spur cancer in nonsmokers, they say |
(28-Sep-2006) U.K. study found proximity to industry doubled women's risk |
(25-Sep-2006) This may help explain higher smoking-related illness among blacks, researchers say |
(21-Sep-2006) Study finds an effect, but researchers advise against smoking |
(18-Sep-2006) Study may explain why some nonsmokers get the disease |
(11-Sep-2006) As fifth anniversary dawns, witnesses, workers and local children may show long-term effects, experts say |
(06-Sep-2006) Screening for ECCR1 spots those who'll benefit from cisplatin |
(16-Aug-2006) Two studies show the new drug works over the long term |
(09-Aug-2006) Revolutionary new screen helps doctors decide whether patients need chemotherapy |
(21-Jul-2006) Finding puts patients' use of nicotine patches, gum in doubt |
(18-Jul-2006) 'Thermal ablation' offers alternative for patients ineligible for surgery, researchers say |
(10-Jul-2006) Survey shows most don't know it's the No. 1 cancer killer |
(27-Jun-2006) It increases risk of heart disease, lung cancer and SIDS, report finds |
(22-Jun-2006) Naturally occurring HLJ1 suppresses malignancy, study finds |
(14-Jun-2006) Improved technology is boosting the benefit to patients, study suggests |
(14-Jun-2006) They may point to a heightened risk for lung disease, study suggests |
(06-Jun-2006) Preventive screening may be showing too many false-positives, study says |
(03-Jun-2006) Study found treatment just as safe and effective for those over 65 |
(03-Jun-2006) Study found primary-care physicians more likely to send breast cancer patients to oncologists |
(03-Jun-2006) Several in the development pipeline show promise against lung, kidney cancers |
(02-Jun-2006) Patients need to understand the risks, and know how to quit, researchers say |
(30-May-2006) It beats standard CT scanning, without the radiation risk, researchers say |
(24-May-2006) Researchers also found no link to throat, mouth, esophageal tumors |
(16-May-2006) Study dispels myth that nonsmoking women have more to fear than men |
(12-May-2006) Forty-seven percent of babies had a carcinogen in their urine, study found |
(12-May-2006) Blacks most at risk for this unhealthy combination, study finds |
(11-May-2006) Watching someone puff away tugs on smokers' brains, study finds |
(11-May-2006) Women often get the disease in the absence of other lung trouble |
(25-Apr-2006) Patients who have never smoked fare best, study finds |
(21-Apr-2006) Getting men to quit would drastically slash their risk, research shows |
(07-Apr-2006) A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
(04-Apr-2006) Family members also at risk when a never-smoker gets the disease, study finds |
(03-Apr-2006) Even gums and patches might spell trouble, new research suggests |
(27-Mar-2006) Their rate of relapse is half that of younger puffers |
(24-Mar-2006) Screen needs fine-tuning, but shows promise, researchers say |
(24-Mar-2006) Study shows rise in death rate, but quitting cuts the risk |
(17-Mar-2006) Environmental exposure and genetics also can play a part |
(15-Mar-2006) RNA profile could spot patients in need of aggressive treatment, researchers say |
(15-Mar-2006) Ridding skies of particulate matter cuts heart, respiratory deaths, study finds |
(15-Mar-2006) More than two-thirds survive at least 3 years, study shows |
(08-Mar-2006) More research needed into gender-based disease differences, experts say |
(01-Mar-2006) CRP, commonly used to spot heart disease, may have another role, experts say |
(27-Jan-2006) Spontaneous decision might beat planning, study finds |
(25-Jan-2006) Blacks and native Hawaiians have highest rates of deadly disease, study finds |
(24-Jan-2006) In mice, bexarotene slowed malignancy by 50 percent, study found |
(23-Jan-2006) About 1% of patients deemed 'incurable' beat the odds, study found |
(17-Jan-2006) Small study found they accurately detected presence of disease in human breath samples |
(16-Jan-2006) New program targets the smoking relatives of lung cancer patients |
(11-Jan-2006) But the medication is not available for widespread use, study notes |
(10-Jan-2006) But 40 fail to adequately finance tobacco-prevention programs, report says |
(06-Jan-2006) Study suggests current, former smokers who have relatives with disease get screened |
(26-Dec-2005) NicVax helped smokers quit, even when they had little intention to do so |
(21-Dec-2005) The majority of abnormal findings prove to be false positives, study finds |
(12-Dec-2005) Researchers call for recruitment strategies to correct the problem |
(12-Dec-2005) But it's too soon to recommend supplements just to improve breathing, experts say |
(02-Dec-2005) Money is not the issue, a new VA study finds |
(28-Nov-2005) Study finds not enough is being done to help the newly diagnosed quit |
(21-Nov-2005) Spotting the disease in its first stages is crucial, experts say |
(16-Nov-2005) Annual event urges smokers to kick the habit for good |
(15-Nov-2005) Study found new receptor that might explain why patients don't respond to treatment |
(08-Nov-2005) They may be misinformed about risks linked to these procedures, experts say |
(03-Nov-2005) Switching to smokeless tobacco products carries its own risks, researchers warn |
(01-Nov-2005) High-dose radiation may now be available to sicker patients, researchers say |
(01-Nov-2005) The right information can help smokers quit, study finds |
(31-Oct-2005) But experts say the test may not yet be accurate enough for widespread use |
(27-Oct-2005) But nonsmokers and Asians saw some survival benefit, researchers note |
(27-Oct-2005) Genetics seem to determine whether foods like cabbage, broccoli help, study finds |
(19-Oct-2005) Study found faulty cellular checkpoints hurt ability to repair DNA damage |
(19-Oct-2005) Marijuana smoke contains THC, which may inhibit cancer, an expert says |
(12-Oct-2005) Early detection is key to treating mesothelioma, experts say |
(03-Oct-2005) More Americans are threatened by 'passive' than active smoking, experts point out |
(27-Sep-2005) But the gains aren't significant; quitting is best approach, experts say |
(22-Sep-2005) One to four cigarettes per day triples risks for heart disease, lung cancer, study shows |
(20-Sep-2005) Supplement cuts cancer risk in non-smokers, but ups it in those who've smoked, study finds |
(19-Sep-2005) Tarceva shows promising results in older patients |
(15-Sep-2005) In high doses, those in the cabbage family slowed malignancies, studies found |
(02-Sep-2005) Clinical trial underway with leukemia patients, researchers say |
(23-Aug-2005) It offers a clearer assessment of cancer's spread, study says |
(12-Aug-2005) Patients with EMP-1 in tumor cells may not respond to Iressa, study finds |
(10-Aug-2005) Dana Reeve, widow of Christopher Reeve, highlights growing incidence of malignancy unconnected to smoking |
(08-Aug-2005) Despite his death, experts say quitting smoking can prolong life |
(03-Aug-2005) It may still be possible to make the idea work, researcher suggests |
(27-Jul-2005) Finding could one day help doctors better tailor therapy for patients, study says |
(22-Jul-2005) But the reverse is true for women, study finds |
(21-Jul-2005) Survey finds most patients have to ask for help first |
(19-Jul-2005) But they kill just as easily as stronger brands, experts say |
(13-Jul-2005) Rates continue to rise, although some countries are seeing a turnaround |
(13-Jul-2005) For the 9 percent who responded, erlotinib extended life expectancy by two months |
(12-Jul-2005) Researchers believe the controversial drug can help prevent malignancy |
(07-Jul-2005) The good news: More states are enacting restrictive laws, report finds |
(06-JUL-2005) Inserting a camera, surgeons work without opening the chest |
(30-JUN-2005) Experts say study finding is one more reason to quit |
(28-JUN-2005) A new technology is providing crucial information |
(22-JUN-2005) Two-drug combo offers hope for those with early-stage disease |
(21-JUN-2005) Malignancy under age 50 twice as common in blacks vs. whites, study found |
(17-JUN-2005) Monitoring these stem cells could lead to earlier diagnoses |
(16-JUN-2005) Catching cancer in its first stage is key to a cure, researchers say |
(02-JUN-2005) Adding docetaxel to existing chemo plus radiation boosted survival, study finds |
(01-JUN-2005) 'Electronic nose' spots traces of malignancy in exhaled breath |
(27-MAY-2005) New York City program a big success, study finds |
(16-MAY-2005) Iressa showed promising results in preliminary trial |
(13-MAY-2005) Herceptin and other drugs look promising, studies show |
(05-MAY-2005) First study of its kind finds extra pounds are harder on men |
(25-APR-2005) Radiotherapy plus chemotherapy is valid option, study finds |
(18-APR-2005) But don't put off surgeries till sunnier months, experts caution |
(06-APR-2005) While quitting tobacco is a must, there's no guarantee you'll escape lung cancer |
(04-APR-2005) Two techniques could offer patients life-extending options, researchers say |
(31-MAR-2005) Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
(25-MAR-2005) They didn't improve survival rates, study found |
(18-MAR-2005) Blocking action of MTHFR gene shrank tumors in mice |
(10-MAR-2005) But study finds developing nations are catching up |
(07-MAR-2005) Men's rate falling while women hold steady, report finds |
(01-MAR-2005) One mutation occurs more often in nonsmokers with the disease |
(23-FEB-2005) Two teams of researchers arrive at similar finding |
(22-FEB-2005) Children are not immune |
(22-FEB-2005) Second mutation in cancer cells may trigger resistance to Iressa, Tarceva |
(17-FEB-2005) Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
(15-FEB-2005) Gum plus behavior change cut smokers' 15-year death rate in half |
(15-FEB-2005) Urine test relies on cancer-linked protein marker |
(28-JAN-2005) Secondhand smoke in home linked to adult lung cancer |
(25-JAN-2005) Intraoperative brachytherapy boosted survival odds for high-risk patients |
(22-JAN-2005) It's deadlier than breast, uterine and ovarian cancers, experts say |
(14-JAN-2005) Efforts ran counter to public pledge to promote anti-smoking message, study claims |
(21-DEC-2004) But smoking still plays dominant role, researchers add |
(20-DEC-2004) Advisers issue new report on combustible products |
(16-DEC-2004) Could lead to novel therapies for cancer, transplants, heart and lung disease |
(04-DEC-2004) Smoking tobacco through water pipe is no safer, experts warn |
(30-NOV-2004) Supplement, once thought to prevent lung cancer, actually increases risk |
(29-NOV-2004) New data based on age, time spent smoking |
(29-NOV-2004) Study finds kids who frequent the shops are more likely to pick up the habit |
(24-NOV-2004) A second study spots a gene mutation linked to nicotine addiction |
(22-NOV-2004) Study examines advanced form of CT for lung cancer screening |
(19-NOV-2004) Extended life for some in trials |
(17-NOV-2004) Every attempt to quit is a step toward stopping for good, experts say |
(15-NOV-2004) Chemical attraction behind spread of malignancies could be drug target |
(12-NOV-2004) Finding could shed light on why some are more susceptible than others |
(09-NOV-2004) But those who quit less likely to die sooner than those who continue habit |
(28-OCT-2004) No other alcoholic beverage produced the same effect, study finds |
(27-OCT-2004) Some of the benefits will come quickly |
(22-OCT-2004) New method may improve diagnosis, prognosis |
(25-AUG-2004) Studies find benefits to eating the citrus |
(24-AUG-2004) Patients with mutation respond to newest drugs, study says |
(03-AUG-2004) Radiofrequency ablation works when chemo, radiation can't |
(03-AUG-2004) Signaling pathway may indicate who does well with Iressa |
(20-JUL-2004) Smokers negate effect by puffing more, inhaling deeper |
(14-JUL-2004) Helps radiologists reading CT scans |
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