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Scientific American

American Cancer Society Eases Mammogram Recommendations

Scientific American

Breast cancer screening is the medical screening of asymptomatic, apparently healthy women for breast cancer in an attempt to achieve an earlier ...

The American Cancer Society now advises women to start mammograms at 45, not 40 - The Verge

Q&A: The New Mammogram Guidelines for Breast-Cancer Screening - Wall Street Journal

American Cancer Society Recommends Against Clinical Breast Exams - Wall Street Journal

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ExtremeTech

A possible broad spectrum cancer cure is in the offing, but human trials could be up to 4 years away

ExtremeTech

For almost as long as humans have been tooling around on planet earth, cancer has been nipping at our heels…and brains, stomachs, kidneys, and ...

 

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The Guardian

Victoria Derbyshire thanks viewers as she returns to BBC after cancer surgery

The Guardian

Victoria Derbyshire thanked viewers for their 'tremendous messages to me' as she returned to work after having a mastectomy. Photograph: Jeff ...

 

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E! Online

Brooks Ayers Shares Surprise Update on His Cancer, Reveals If He's Finally Ready to Take a Lie ...

E! Online

Brooks Ayers has the answer to one of Real Housewives of Orange County's biggest questions of the season. Does he have cancer? Absolutely yes!

 

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CBS News

Supplements Don't Benefit Prostate Cancer Pat...

WebMD

MONDAY, Oct. 19, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- A new study finds no evidence that men's health supplements help prostate cancer patients. Although ...

 

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NHS Choices

Claims rhubarb pigment 'could help cancer crumble'

NHS Choices

The front page of the Daily Express announces that, "Rhubarb can save your life," while other headlines state, "cancer-killing drug of rhubarb [will be ...

Cancer-killing drug made of rhubarb will be ready 'within years' - Express.co.uk

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Wall Street Journal

Japan Says Fukushima Nuclear Plant Worker Diagnosed With Cancer

Wall Street Journal

TOKYO—The Japanese government said for the first time Tuesday that a worker at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has cancer ...

Fukushima nuclear disaster: first worker diagnosed with cancer linked to cleanup - The Guardian

First Fukushima worker diagnosed with radiation-linked cancer: Japan official - Yahoo News

First Fukushima worker diagnosed with radiation-linked cancer: Japan - Firstpost

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Sportsnet.ca

Blue Jays have no doubt Norris will overcome cancer

Sportsnet.ca

Pillar added that he not only believes Norris will beat thyroid cancer, but that once the 22 year-old does, he'll work to make sure plenty of other people ...

 

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CBS News

High number of cancer cases near St. Louis prompts concern

CBS News

NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. -- An unusual number of rare cancers has the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention taking a close look at a ...

 

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The Guardian

Cancer-causing worm could help heal chronic wounds, researchers find

The Guardian

Researchers have found a cancer-causing parasitic worm responsible for the deaths of about 26,000 people a year could prove useful in healing ...

 

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WEB

Think Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Kylie

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month! To help spread the word, my team and I created a pink-themed roundup that benefit some really ...

 

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Little boy fighting cancer honored by city, police

Fox 26

Creighton Elliott Heslop is a little boy who was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 14-months. In his initial battle with the disease, treatment was ...

 

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Preteen Girls Worry About Breast Cancer If It's in the Family

National Library of Medicine - National Institutes of Health

MONDAY, Oct. 19, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Preteen girls with a strong family history of breast cancer worry more than their peers without that ...

 

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What To Say (Or Not Say) To Someone With Breast Cancer

TMJ4.com

Newsy spoke with breast cancer survivors about the best and worst things you can say to a friend or family member with breast cancer.

 

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Special Webinar introducing the 2016 World Cancer Congress Programme

UICC

A special webinar will take place on 28 October 2015 to introduce the 2016 World Cancer Congress, taking place under the theme Mobilising Action ...

 

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Men's Health Supplements Don't Benefit Prostate Cancer Patients

Prostate Cancer Foundation

Oct. 19, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- A new study finds no evidence that men's health supplements help prostate cancer patients. Although popular ...

 

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Abstract

The Journal of Biological Chemistry

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is one of the deadliest cancers with an overall survival rate of less than 5%. The poor patient outcome in ...