Cancer: Can testosterone improve patients’ quality of life?
Cachexia is a condition characterized by loss of body mass — including muscular atrophy — that is usually accompanied by […]
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Race may be factor in who completes breast cancer chemotherapy
(Reuters Health) – White women with breast cancer are more likely to complete their prescribed chemotherapy regimen than women of […]
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Prostate cancer symptoms: Spotting this in your urine could be warning sign of the disease
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK and because it develops slowly there may be no […]
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Vitamin D may lower colon cancer risk, especially in women, study finds
Sunlight is the easiest way for the body to absorb vitamin D, but too much UV exposure can increase risk […]
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Don’t Fret Over Cancer Warning Ordered For Coffee
Storm clouds are brewing in California’s coffee cups. Companies across the state will have to add a cancer-warning label to […]
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Long road to breast cancer wonder drug that now means two thirds of patients survive
Studies show tamoxifen is just as potent alone as it is in combination with chemotherapy (Image: Getty) Many people benefit from […]
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More breast cancer among women with benign findings
It can be difficult for radiologists to distinguish between benign and malignant changes in a woman’s breasts. That’s why three […]
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She looks into DNA for cancer ‘switch’
NTU professor Melissa Fullwood, seen here holding a cancer cell soft toy, is also a principal investigator at the Cancer […]
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Balding Issues in Short Men Could Also Indicate Cancer Risk
Highlights Premature balding is fast becoming one of the major concerns today A recent study has discovered genetic links in […]
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The 7 most asked questions of a children’s cancer nurse
Every cancer diagnosis is difficult, but few things are more harrowing and frightening than hearing your child has cancer. It […]
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Radiologist Have a New Tool to Detect Breast Cancer
Breast cancer specialists are working on finding new ways to detect breast cancer while at the same time studying existing […]
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Cancer Research UK expert recognised in New Year Honours
Professor Caroline Dive, Cancer Research UK’s lung cancer expert, has been recognised for her services to cancer research in the […]
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