Health: Lung Cancer - CBS 3 Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (CBS 3) Lung Cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in both men and women. Mainly because there is no quick and easy way to diagnose it, so it’s generally detected in its later stages when it’s too late. Now researchers have
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Save Write to Editor - Times of India
TORONTO: Lung cancer may now be detected early with a simple blood test, doing away with the need for invasive biopsies, according to new study by an Indian American. “These findings suggest that lung cancers interact with circulating white blood
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Blood Test for Early Lung Cancer Shows Promise - WAFF
MONDAY, May 19 (HealthDay News) — Lung cancer patients may be one step closer to the day when the disease can be detected early with a simple blood test. Scientists slated to report their findings Tuesday at the American Thoracic Society’s
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Mary Christina Rolfes - Baltimore Sun
Mary Christina Rolfes, a longtime secretary at the AAI Corp. in Cockeysville who had a love of travel and gardening, died of lung cancer Tuesday at Chester River Hospital Center in Chestertown. The Cliffs City resident was 64. Born in Baltimore, Mary
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Drug may become new breast cancer therapy - The Money Times
Houston — A U.S. study shows Gefitinib, a once-promising drug for treating lung cancer, can enhance hormonal therapy for treating some metastatic breast cancers. The finding concerning the drug, also known as Iressa, represents the first positive
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Bringing the fight against cancer to Pawtucket - Pawtucket Times
PAWTUCKET She did not cause his death, but Lynne Peters said she felt guilty just the same when she lost someone she called the most important person in my life thirteen years ago. Peters, a Coventry resident and volunteer with the American
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