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Extra radiation lowers breast cancer recurrence: study - AFP

Posted: 04 Jun 2011 02:45 PM PDT

Los Angeles Times

Extra radiation lowers breast cancer recurrence: study AFP CHICAGO — Extra radiation treatment lowers the rate of breast cancer recurring in women who have had tumors surgically removed, according to preliminary results of a study published Saturday. "These results are potentially practice-changing," said ... Practice-Changing Radiation Study in Early Breast Cancer?Medscape Breast cancer drug with fewer side effects found to cut risk of tumorsLos Angeles Times Study: Hormone-blocking drug reduces breast cancer riskPeoria Journal Star Reuters -CBS News -CTV.ca all 349 news articles »

Cancer cell tests may help predict drug reaction - Reuters

Posted: 04 Jun 2011 02:20 PM PDT

MedIndia

Cancer cell tests may help predict drug reaction Reuters CHICAGO (Reuters) - Counting bits of prostate cancer found in a patient's bloodstream may help doctors better predict which drugs work, US researchers said on Saturday. They said men in a large clinical trial of Johnson & Johnson's ... Study Shows Benefit Of J&J Prostate Cancer Drug, Disease GaugeNASDAQ Late-Breaking ASCO Data Demonstrate Circulating Tumor Cells as Potential ...PR Newswire (press release) ASCO '11: Prostate Cancer Cells Predict SurvivalTheStreet.com (blog) ecancermedicalscience -MedIndia all 35 news articles »

ASCO: Screening Fails to Lower Ovarian Cancer Mortality - MedPage Today

Posted: 04 Jun 2011 02:09 PM PDT

New York Daily News

ASCO: Screening Fails to Lower Ovarian Cancer Mortality MedPage Today Note that for average-risk women, screening for ovarian cancer with CA-125 antigen testing and transvaginal ultrasound did not yield an improvement in ovarian cancer mortality compared with usual care. ... Ovarian cancer screening doesn't appear to reduce risk of death from the ...New York Daily News Ovarian cancer screening does not cut death risk: studyAFP Ovarian Cancer Screening Tests Don't Reduce DeathsMyHealthNewsDaily UAB News -Newsday (subscription) -Medical News Today (press release) all 22 news articles »

Lack Of Sleep Increases Risk Of Child Being A Bully - SmartAboutHealth

Posted: 04 Jun 2011 02:12 PM PDT

New York Times (blog)

Lack Of Sleep Increases Risk Of Child Being A Bully SmartAboutHealth Washington (SmartAboutHealth) – A new study has revealed that a lack of sleep can contribute to the aggressive behavior that would label a child as a bully. Researchers from the University of Michigan Medical School conducted a study focusing on ... Kids Who Bully Often Get Poor SleepU.S. News & World Report Bullying: School Bully May Need More SleepGather.com Sleep deprived kids likelier to be bulliesTimes of India Medical News Today -French Tribune -New York Times (blog) all 62 news articles »

Commuting kills relationships, may lead to divorce, family strife - HULIQ

Posted: 04 Jun 2011 08:31 AM PDT

Forbes (blog)

Commuting kills relationships, may lead to divorce, family strife HULIQ Commuting opens up job opportunities for many, but is it worth the price families must pay in the long run? Although commuting for better job opportunities can help a family in terms of income, the time spent commuting long distances may be detrimental ... "Your commute is killing you"Natural Resources Defense Council (blog) all 2 news articles »

'Prevention methods can't cope with current rate of HIV infection' - The Hindu

Posted: 04 Jun 2011 11:12 AM PDT

French Tribune

'Prevention methods can't cope with current rate of HIV infection' The Hindu For every person put on anti-retroviral drug, two more become HIV-infected. If the present rate of 7100 new infections continues, the current prevention methods cannot stem the tide of AIDS, according to International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, ... HIV patient Timothy Brown is the boy who livedLos Angeles Times NJPIES talks myths and facts about HIV transmissionHunterdon County Democrat - NJ.com Stigma around HIV/AIDS persists in LebanonDaily Star - Lebanon French Tribune all 13 news articles »