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emaxhealth.com May 20, 2008

Lung Cancer Symptoms and Treatment Patients who have undergone surgical procedures for the removal of lung cancer can tolerate and benefit from exercise regimens started just a month after surgery, according to a new study led by researchers at the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center. "Previous... [read full story]

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Blood test for lung cancer may be possible

eurekalert.org May 19, 2008

ATS 2008, TORONTO—A simple blood test may be able to detect lung cancer in its earliest stages with unprecedented accuracy, according to new research to be presented at American Thoracic Society’s 2008 International Conference in Toronto on Tuesday, May 20. The possibility of developing a...

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Will lung cancer recur? A genetic test may provide the answer

eurekalert.org May 19, 2008

The goal of developing reliable genetic tests to guide lung cancer treatment has taken a step forward. Researchers at Columbia University recently evaluated the ability of five high-risk genetic profiles, or signatures, to predict the likelihood that cancer would recur in patients whose non-small...

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Lung Cancer Blood Test in the Works

webmd.com May 19, 2008

Test Looks for Clues From Immune System in People With Lung Cancer By Daniel J. DeNoon WebMD Medical News May 19, 2008 -- "We have been able to show, in a preliminary fashion, that there are real differences in gene expression in people with lung cancer," Vachani tells WebMD. "Once we feel we...

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Blood Test for Early Lung Cancer Shows Promise (HealthDay)

yahoo.com May 19, 2008

By Amanda Gardner HealthDay Reporter 17 minutes ago MONDAY, May 19 (HealthDay News) -- Scientists slated to report their findings Tuesday at the American Thoracic Society's conference in Toronto say the test -- which tracks gene activity in immune-system cells -- was very good at distinguishing...

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Will Lung Cancer Recur? A Genetic Test May Provide the Answer

newswise.com May 19, 2008

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Blood Test for Lung Cancer May be Possible

newswise.com May 19, 2008

Description A simple blood test may be able to detect lung cancer in its earliest stages with unprecedented accuracy, according to new research to be presented at American Thoracic Society’s 2008 International Conference in Toronto on Tuesday, May 20. Newswise — A simple blood test may be able to...

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Blood test for lung cancer may be possible

physorg.com May 19, 2008

A simple blood test may be able to detect lung cancer in its earliest stages with unprecedented accuracy, according to new research to be presented at American Thoracic Society’s 2008 International Conference in Toronto on Tuesday, May 20. The possibility of developing a non-invasive test to...

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Will Lung Cancer Recur? A Genetic Test May Provide The Answer

sciencedaily.com May 19, 2008

The goal of developing reliable genetic tests to guide lung cancer treatment has taken a step forward. Researchers recently evaluated the ability of five high-risk genetic profiles, or signatures, to predict the likelihood that cancer would recur in patients whose non-small cell lung cancer was...

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Blood Test For Lung Cancer May Be Possible

sciencedaily.com May 19, 2008

A simple blood test may be able to detect lung cancer in its earliest stages with unprecedented accuracy, according to new research. The possibility of developing a non-invasive test to distinguish cancerous from benign lesions in the lungs has enormous implications, not just for the world of...

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