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How Metformin Prevents Aging And Cancer Progression
Mar 30, 2013
University of Montreal researchers have discovered a novel molecular mechanism that can potentially slows the aging process and may prevent the progression of some cancers... Read More
Risk Of Breast, Prostate And Ovarian Cancer Increased By Genetic 'Spelling Mistakes'
Mar 30, 2013
More than 80 genetic 'spelling mistakes' that can increase the risk of breast, prostate and ovarian cancer have been found in a large, international research study within the framework of the EU Network COGS. For the first time, the researchers also have a relatively clear picture of the total number of genetic alterations that can be linked to these cancers... Read More
Student Develops Software To Support Treatment Decisions For Prostate Cancer Patients
Mar 29, 2013
A student project at Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Scotland has resulted in the creation of new software which can be used by medical staff to support treatment decisions for prostate cancer patients. Alin Rohnean (22), who graduated from the University's School of Computing Science and Digital Media last year, undertook the project during his final year of study in Aberdeen... Read More
Multidisciplinary Teamwork Contributes To Significantly Improved Outcomes In Advanced Colon Cancer
Mar 29, 2013
In co-operation with the European Society of Digestive Oncology (ESDO) Modern multidisciplinary approaches to the treatment of advanced colorectal cancer (CRC) have led to dramatic improvements in patient survival, and brought the possibility of achieving a cure within reach for some late-stage patients... Read More
Unique Study Reveals Genetic Spelling Mistakes That Increase The Risk Of Common Cancers
Mar 29, 2013
More than 80 genetic 'spelling mistakes' that can increase the risk of breast, prostate and ovarian cancer have been found in a large, international research study within the framework of the EU network COGS. For the first time, the researchers also have a relatively clear picture of the total number of genetic alterations that can be linked to these cancers... Read More
UCLA Scientists Identify Genetic Link To Post-Treatment Fatigue In Breast Cancer Patients
Mar 29, 2013
UCLA Scientists led by Julienne E... Read More
Visiting Consultants Make Cancer Care Closer Than You Might Think
Mar 29, 2013
Research from the University of Iowa suggests that cancer care is more accessible in rural areas than thought, and this increased accessibility should be considered as changes are made in the health care system under the Affordable Care Act... Read More
Most Common Place Of Death For Cancer Patients In England In Hospital
Mar 29, 2013
In England, hospital is still the most common place for patients with cancer to die but an increase in home and hospice deaths since 2005 suggests that the National End of Life Care Programme (a Programme to promote the rollout of national end-of-life care initiatives) has helped more people to die at their preferred place of death, according to a UK study funded by the Nationa... Read More
Increase In Hospital Infections Following Cancer Surgery, Decrease In Deaths
Mar 29, 2013
In a nationwide study of patients undergoing surgery for cancer, Henry Ford Hospital researchers have found that while infections during hospital stays increased during a 10-year period, the death rate from those infections dropped. The findings suggest that diagnosis and management of healthcare-associated infection, or HAI, have improved over time... Read More
Hospital Remains Most Common Place Of Death For Cancer Patients In England
Mar 28, 2013
In England, hospital is still the most common place for patients with cancer to die but an increase in home and hospice deaths since 2005 suggests that the National End of Life Care Programme (a Programme to promote the rollout of national end-of-life care initiatives) has helped more people to die at their preferred place of death, according to a UK study funded by the Nationa... Read More
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