Woman urges others not to accept diagnoses on faith
                   
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ctv.ca     May 14, 2008          

The Canadian Press TORONTO -- The 61-year-old is among almost 400 women in Newfoundland and Labrador whose breast cancer tests were bungled by a St. John's pathology lab, and she is adamant that anyone given a diagnosis of cancer should seek a second opinion before committing to treatment. At the... [read full story]                    


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Polartechnics Limited To Launch CerviScreen With Genera Biosystems Limited And Healthscope

bioresearchonline.com     yesterday          

Polartechnics Limited announced it had reached a strategic agreement with its preferred business partners, Genera Biosystems and Healthscope, for the commercialisation of CerviScreen, which is a new device to identify...                    

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Genomic Health Announces Data Supporting Use of Oncotype DX(R) to Accurately Assess HER2 Gene...

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Posted on: Saturday, 6 September 2008, 15:00 CDT REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Genomic Health, Inc. today announced results from two studies demonstrating that quantitative reporting for HER2...                    

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Albany Molecular Research, Inc: Zacks Rank Buy (Zacks.com)

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Friday September 5, 1:00 am ET By Bill Wilton Albany Molecular Research, Inc (NasdaqGM: AMRI - News ) has set a new 52-high coming off of a spectacular earnings announcement in August. The company has also initiated a...                    

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Sarah Cannon Research Institute Presents New Findings in Breast Cancer Treatment

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Posted on: Friday, 5 September 2008, 12:00 CDT Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI) investigators have found that "smart bomb" therapies are effective in treating breast cancer patients while minimizing side effects....                    

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