World Cancer Incidence Will Grow 75% by 2030, WHO Says …
The researchers reported their findings in the journal Lancet Oncology. The team found that cancers typically associated with infections–such as cervical, …
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Slipping Past Cancer’s Barriers » American Scientist
Nowadays oncology textbooks report more than 200 cancer types, with a diverse spectrum of diseases even within individual organs. A seminal paper titled “The …
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Cancer Progress for Whom? » American Scientist
Oncology is constantly evolving. Some drugs used now against some cancers will be useful against other cancers, but clinical trials are needed to demonstrate
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T-DM1 Treats Breast Cancer With Fewer Side Effects » American …
According to results of a study presented to the American Society of Clinical Oncology at its meeting last week in Chicago, a drug that delivers a powerful poison …
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