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- Fruit and vegetables do not reduce overall cancer risk, review concludes
Eating lots of fruit and vegetables will do little to reduce your risk of developing cancer, according to a review of a decade of research involving more than a million people.
- Hope and controversy over prostate cancer screening
Screening older men with the PSA blood test could cut prostate cancer deaths by around half, according to a new study.
- Multivitamins may boost breast cancer risk
Women who regularly take multivitamins have a higher risk of breast cancer than women who don’t, according to a large new study.
- Experimental vaccine extends life of men with prostate cancer
A vaccine that primes the immune system to attack prostate cancer can extend the lives of men in the advanced stages of the disease, researchers say.
- Treatments for advanced prostate cancer
We haven’t looked at the research on treatments for advanced prostate cancer in the same way as we have for other treatments on our site.
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- Cancer Center designing patient-specific treatments - StandardNet
Cancer Center designing patient-specific treatmentsStandardNetHe has stage four lung cancer -- the deadliest of cancers -- and for a moment he sat quietly, taking in the doctor's words.
- Tony Gwynn surprised by how good he feels after cancer surgery - SportingNews.com
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- Cancer survivors tell their stories - NW Evening Mail
Cancer survivors tell their storiesNW Evening MailThis strong sense of unity stems from one simple fact – all of them have had their lives touched by cancer.
- Fears over rise of fake cancer drugs in US - Financial Times
Financial TimesFears over rise of fake cancer drugs in USFinancial TimesFears over vials of fake drugs reaching stricken cancer patients are renewing scrutiny of the US pharmaceutical supply chain and raising concerns that shortages and the high cost of medicines are giving counterfeiters new opportunities.
- DNA robots programmed to kill cancer cells, shows Harvard study - Business Standard
ForbesDNA robots programmed to kill cancer cells, shows Harvard studyBusiness StandardThe next step will be to test the system in animals, tweaking the robot so that it can circulate longer in the blood to locate all cancer cells.
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