Pfizer, docs: New cancer pill gives hope, strategy Fresno Bee | NEW YORK -- Pfizer Inc.'s just-approved Xalkori, the first new medicine in several years for deadly lung cancer, shows the value of a new research standard: precisely targeting rare diseases linked to gene variants. | That's the view of cancer spec...
Hall of Health booth raises awareness, money for breast cancer research Syracuse ThatGuy August 30, 2011 at 12:46PM Follow | Haha! In the middle of all that deep fried food a smidgeon of health consciousness. Inappropriate? Alert us. Reply Post new Post a comment | (You may use HTML tags for style) | You must before yo...
Pfizer, docs: New cancer pill gives hope, strategy Newsday | Quick ReadPfizer, doctors: Just-approved lung cancer pill brings hope, proves value of new targeting | (AP) -- Pfizer Inc.'s just-approved Xalkori, the first new medicine in several years for deadly lung cancer, shows the value of a new research st...
Pfizer, docs: New cancer pill gives hope, strategy Philadelphia Daily News | The Associated Press | NEW YORK - Pfizer Inc.'s just-approved Xalkori, the first new medicine in several years for deadly lung cancer, shows the value of a new research standard: precisely targeting rare diseases linked to gene variants. | That's t...
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Chavez to undergo new round of cancer treatment Herald Tribune | CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Saturday that he will undergo his next round of cancer treatment at home instead of Cuba. | Chavez said he will begin h...
Planning begins for ‘Day of Caring’ for breast cancer The Miami Herald | The volunteers travelled, 43 strong, from all over South Florida to start planning the 2012 Susan G. Komen’s Day of Caring for Breast Cancer Awareness. They are doctors, n...
'Too much biscuits may cause womb cancer in women' The Hindu Women who snack on biscuits and cakes regularly are at an increased risk of developing womb cancer, a new study has claimed. | The 10-year study that looked at the eating habits of...
Eating biscuits three times a week 'could give you womb cancer' The Daily Mail | The ten-year study looked at the eating habits of 60,000 women | Regularly snacking on biscuits, cakes or buns can significantly increase a woman's chances of developing womb can...
Mubarak 'does not have cancer', paper says The Daily Telegraph Australia | THERE is no proof that Hosni Mubarak has cancer, the Al-Ahram daily said today, contradicting lawyers of the ousted Egyptian president who is on trial on charges of corruption an...
Powerful form of ecstasy drug kills blood cancer cells Irish Times | AMY STRANGE | RESEARCHERS AT the University of Birmingham have identified a new form of ecstasy that kills blood cancer cells in a test-tube within 24 hours. | When the drug atta...
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R.I. News Digest: Free, rapid HIV test offered in Providence The Providence Journal | Health | Rapid HIV test offered | People who want to get screened for HIV can now take a rapid oral test for free at an AIDS organization in Providence. | AIDS Project RI, with a...
Dogs can sniff out lung cancer, finds study The Telegraph India New Delhi, Aug. 18: Benny can smell lung cancer in human breath samples. | The two-year-old Australian shepherd dog is among four sniffer dogs in Germany trained to detect lung can...
Coffee suncream could slow skin cancer BBC News Applying caffeine to the skin in sunny weather may protect against a type of skin cancer, US researchers hope. | Experiments on mice, reported in the Proceedings of the National Ac...
Health Risks For The Elderly And Sick In A Natural Disaster Huffington Post | For many up and down the East Coast who braced for Hurricane Irene this past weekend, the experience was a serious wake-up call for how prepared we ... (photo: DoD / DoD)
Rihanna's two new small facial scars from plastic surgery? The Examiner | Rihanna was spotted recently with two tiny scars in the shape of a "v" on her chin, ones that would resemble something recent plastic surgery would ... (photo: AP / Jason DeCrow)
Doctors worried as Hazare's fast enters 12th day Indian Express | As Anna Hazare's fast spilled over to the 12th day, doctors today raised concerns over his health saying they are more worried as the Gandhian's blo... (photo: AP / Gurinder Osan)
