Cancer Therapy

When health screening has a downside - Los Angeles Times

CBS News When health screening has a downside Los Angeles Times Routine cancer testing saves lives, but it also leads to biopsies, surgeries, radiation, even deaths that otherwise would not have occurred. But experts'...

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Busta Rhymes hopes "Chemo" cures ailing music biz (Reuters)

Reuters - Less than a year after releasing his eighth studio album, "Back on My B.S.," New York rapper Busta Rhymes plans to strengthen the state of the music industry, which he says is "dying like cancer is killing it," with...

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Defining the Optimal Treatment for Clinical Stage I Nonseminomatous Germ Cell Testicular Cancer...

Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute, Department of Quantitative Health Sciences, and Taussig Cancer Center, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH. PURPOSE: There is equipoise regarding the optimal treatment of clinical stage...

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Stocks That Stand Out For Nov. 20th, 2009 Are RFMD, GETA, CLDS, HESG

to be Introduced in 2010 GREENSBORO, N.C., Nov 19, 2009 -- You should be aware that the forward-looking statements included herein represent management's current judgment and expectations, but our actual results, events and...

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Kidneys: Study findings on kidneys are outlined in reports from Kyoto Prefectural University,...

Investigators publish new data in the report 'Radiofrequency ablation for renal tumors: our experience.' In this recent report, researchers in Kyoto, Japan conducted a study "To report our results of percutaneous radiofrequency...

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Hepatic Resection: New hepatic resection research from University of Louisville, James Graham...

A new study, 'Microwave energy as a precoagulative device to assist in hepatic resection,' is now available. "Microwave energy is another energy source than can be used to precoagulate hepatic tissue during hepatic resection....

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Mom refuses to give up as son fights cancer

By Kym Klass • November 21, 2009 BIRMINGHAM -- Walk into the room of Jerimiah Miller, and his eyes light up. The tiny head of the 22-month-old is smooth; his hair was taken away by the chemotherapy he undergoes for stage 4...

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In The Face of The Impossible

Recently, I was able to watch Episode 7 of Grey’s Anatomy Season 6 entitled, “Give Peace A Chance”. The episode was so powerful for me that I can’t help but write about it today. But first, for those who you don’t know – Grey’s...

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Radiation Beams Used To Restore Eyesight

4:33am UK, Saturday November 21, 2009 Thomas Moore, health correspondent British surgeons are pioneering a technique that uses pinpoint beams of radiation to restore eyesight to blind people. The technique employs precise beams...

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Vitamin supplements complicate cancer treatments

By Timothy McDonald for AM New research shows there can be problems for people who mix complementary vitamins and supplements with standard medical treatments. Complementary medicine is a huge market in Australia, with nearly...

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