3 hrs ago | The Times
Research focuses on how cancer spreads
Automation and old-fashioned counting will help a team of LSU Health Shreveport researchers target new breast cancer treatments.
8 hrs ago | MLive.com
With a new pool and orange sunglasses, 15-year-old cancer survivor says future is bright
Danielle Knight, 15, is pictured inside her home in Lowell Friday, May 24, 2013.
12 hrs ago | Rutland and Stamford Mercury
Bourne breast cancer survivors unite to support cancer care
Coffee morning at Meadow Close, Bourne for the Robert Horrell Day Centre and Therapy Centre, Peterborough - Bourne town mayor David Higgs with, from left, Jane Mulhern, mayoress Angela Higgs and Jane's mum Ruth Moody Photo: MSMP 24-05-13 TBL 2 Jane Mulhern and her mother Ruth Moody, both breast cancer survivors, held the event at the Meadow Close ... (more)
13 hrs ago | Press and Journal News
'Denial of cancer drug left me on death row'
A TERMINALLY ill north-east father says he has been "left on death row" after being denied a drug that could keep him alive - because he lives in Scotland.
17 hrs ago | WTNH
Studying breast cancer treatment choice
This is a tale of two women: Valerie Nye and Tricia Briley both had mothers diagnosed with breast cancer.
Chris Rock auctioning off role in upcoming movie
Actor Chris Rock attends the National Movie Awards 2010 at the Royal Festival Hall on May 26, 2010 in London, England.
Sunscreens Not Created Equal: Consumer Reports
May 24, 2013 -- In its new sunscreen ratings evaluation, Consumer Reports found that paying more for sunscreen doesn't always mean better protection.
Find out what could be giving away the number of candles on your birthday cake -- and what you can do to stop them.
Modulating the immune system to combat metastatic cancer
Cancer cells spread and grow by avoiding detection and destruction by the immune system.
Yorkshire Day dinner at Dubrovnik Hotel, Bradford, will raise funds for Crocus Cancer Appeal
A Yorkshire Day dinner is the latest event which will help our A 1 million Telegraph & Argus Bradford Crocus Cancer Appeal to blossom.
Cancer survivor strips off for poster
LIFE model and testicular cancer survivor Anthony Weston has stripped off for an Oxford charity's upfront new poster campaign.
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Chemotherapy, radiation and cancer medications save peoples' lives, but take a toll on their bodies.
Jay Leno Hosts Magical Evening to Celebrate Partnership for Cancer Care
's longtime nonprofit healthcare providers have joined forces with a shared vision of enhancing cancer care, and nearly 500 community members, donors, local businesses, and celebrities celebrated in style to support the partnership of the Cancer Center of , guests were treated to Rusack wines and a variety of farmers-market-fresh appetizers as they ... (more)
Central Maine Healthcare partners with Massachusetts General to treat cancer patients
Marguerite Marston, 59, of Bridgton was treated for leukemia through a partnership between Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Franklin Noon Rotary Club helps WMC fight breast cancer
The "Tough Enough to Wear Pink" event held Saturday night at the Franklin Rodeo, raised $6,500 for Williamson Medical Center's Breast Health Center.
Higher doses of vitamin C show promise as cancer treatment adjunct
Vitamin C as a cancer treatment adjunct received a boost with the release of recent research results in the May edition of Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology.
Key Find for Early Bladder Cancer Treatment
"With better knowledge of this protein, we can better determine a patient's prognosis and see who needs more aggressive treatment immediately and who can be given a milder treatment without a risk to their life.
Bollywood Actress Manisha Koirala Vows to Inspire Those Fighting Cancer
Actress Manisha Koirala, who announced last week that she is now free of cancer, said she intends to use her celebrity status and personal story to inspire others who are battling the dreaded disease.
American Cancer Society Turns 100, Cancer Incidents in U.S. Trending Downward
In a bit of good news today, the American Cancer Society reports that as of Wednesday, its 100th birthday, two out of three people who are diagnosed with cancer today will survive for at least five years, and cancer rates in the U.S. are down 20 percent overall since the 1990s.
First genomic survey of human skin fungal diversity
In the first study of human fungal skin diversity, National Institutes of Health researchers sequenced the DNA of fungi at skin sites of healthy adults to define the normal populations across the skin and to provide a framework for investigating fungal skin conditions.