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Cancer spread 'happens earlier'

Categorie : eHealth Guide News
Apparently "normal" cells may carry cancer to new sites long before a tumour develops, scientists say. ...

read more Apparently read more Fri Aug 2008 Fri Aug 2008

Mothers' anguish over baby mix-up

Categorie : eHealth Guide News
Two South African mothers await DNA results after their babies were mixed up and one died, local media reports. ...

read more Two South African mothers await DNA results after their babies were mixed up and one died, local media reports. read more Fri Aug 2008 Fri Aug 2008

Biocon And Abraxis BioScience Launch ABRAXANE In India For Treatment Of Breast Cancer

Categorie : Breast Cancer
Biocon Limited, India's pioneering biotechnology company, and Abraxis BioScience, Inc. (NASDAQ:ABII), a fully integrated biotechnology company, announced the launch of ABRAXANE® (paclitaxel protein-bound particles for injectable suspension) (albumin-bound) in India for the treatment of breast cance ...

read more Biocon Limited, India's pioneering biotechnology company, and Abraxis BioScience, Inc. (NASDAQ:ABII), a fully integrated biotechnology company, announced the launch of ABRAXANE® (paclitaxel protein-bound particles for injectable suspension) (albumin-bound) in India for the treatment of breast cance read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

New Computer, Most Powerful At Johns Hopkins, Will Speed Disease Research

Categorie : Breast Cancer
A federal grant will allow Johns Hopkins researchers to purchase a powerful $2 million computer that will speed up their efforts to find new ways to diagnose and treat brain disease, heart illnesses, cancer and other medical ailments. ...

read more A federal grant will allow Johns Hopkins researchers to purchase a powerful $2 million computer that will speed up their efforts to find new ways to diagnose and treat brain disease, heart illnesses, cancer and other medical ailments. read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Light Shed On Ways Circadian Disruption Affects Human Health

Categorie : Breast Cancer
Growing evidence indicates that exposure to irregular patterns of light and darkness can cause the human circadian system to fall out of synchrony with the 24-hour solar day, negatively affecting human health - but scientists have been unable to effectively study the relationship between circadian d ...

read more Growing evidence indicates that exposure to irregular patterns of light and darkness can cause the human circadian system to fall out of synchrony with the 24-hour solar day, negatively affecting human health - but scientists have been unable to effectively study the relationship between circadian d read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Study Of 31 Countries Finds Wide Variations In Cancer Survival Rates

Categorie : Breast Cancer
A large study published in The Lancet Oncology has found that there are wide variations in cancer survival rates between and within many countries around the world. Professor Michel Coleman (Cancer Research UK Cancer Survival Group and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) and over 100 c ...

read more A large study published in The Lancet Oncology has found that there are wide variations in cancer survival rates between and within many countries around the world. Professor Michel Coleman (Cancer Research UK Cancer Survival Group and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) and over 100 c read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Susan G. Komen For The Cure(R) Employs Convio Software-As-A-Service In The Fight Against Breast Cancer

Categorie : Breast Cancer
Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the global leader in the breast cancer movement, and Convio, a leading provider of on-demand constituent relationship management software and services to nonprofit organizations, announced today that Komen for the Cure is deploying Convio's integrated suite of on-deman ...

read more Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the global leader in the breast cancer movement, and Convio, a leading provider of on-demand constituent relationship management software and services to nonprofit organizations, announced today that Komen for the Cure is deploying Convio's integrated suite of on-deman read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Increase In Breast Cancer Among Alaska Native Women Appears To Be Slowing, Researchers Say

Categorie : Breast Cancer
The 30-year increase in breast cancer rates among Alaska Native women appears to be leveling off, according to researchers making a presentation on Tuesday at a cancer symposium in Anchorage, Alaska, the Anchorage Daily News reports. ...

read more The 30-year increase in breast cancer rates among Alaska Native women appears to be leveling off, according to researchers making a presentation on Tuesday at a cancer symposium in Anchorage, Alaska, the Anchorage Daily News reports. read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

News From The American Society Of Plastic Surgeons August 2008

Categorie : Breast Cancer
Is Breast Reduction More Dangerous for Morbidly Obese Women? As the obese population increases, more overweight women are consulting plastic surgeons for breast reductions. In previous studies, this group of patients had been thought to have higher complication rates. The authors of this study, h ...

read more Is Breast Reduction More Dangerous for Morbidly Obese Women? As the obese population increases, more overweight women are consulting plastic surgeons for breast reductions. In previous studies, this group of patients had been thought to have higher complication rates. The authors of this study, h read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Alternative To Mammograms Under Study

Categorie : Breast Cancer
Whether a painless, portable device that uses electrical current rather than X-ray to look for breast cancer could be an alternative to traditional mammograms is under study at the Medical College of Georgia. MCG is one of 20 centers internationally and the only place in Georgia studying new tech ...

read more Whether a painless, portable device that uses electrical current rather than X-ray to look for breast cancer could be an alternative to traditional mammograms is under study at the Medical College of Georgia. MCG is one of 20 centers internationally and the only place in Georgia studying new tech read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Mammogram Pain Reduced By Over-The-Counter Anesthetic Gel

Categorie : Breast Cancer
The simple application of a pain-relieving gel may reduce the breast discomfort some women experience during mammography exams, according to the results of a clinical trial published in the online edition of Radiology. "We now have something that we know reduces discomfort with screening mammogra ...

read more The simple application of a pain-relieving gel may reduce the breast discomfort some women experience during mammography exams, according to the results of a clinical trial published in the online edition of Radiology. read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

New Central Resource For Breast Healthcare Teams Now Available

Categorie : Breast Cancer
The American Society of Breast Disease announces the opening of a career center to link breast healthcare professionals across all specialties with employers and educational opportunities. The new feature at the Society's web site at http://www.asbd.org will provide free listings of fellowships, re ...

read more The American Society of Breast Disease announces the opening of a career center to link breast healthcare professionals across all specialties with employers and educational opportunities. The new feature at the Society's web site at http://www.asbd.org will provide free listings of fellowships, re read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Reduced Dose Anthracycline Pre Breast Cancer Surgery Has No Effect On Outcome

Categorie : Breast Cancer
Canadian researchers have discovered that there is a low risk of adverse effect from reducing pre-op chemo by up to 25%, according to findings published in the online journal ecancermedicalscience. ...

read more Canadian researchers have discovered that there is a low risk of adverse effect from reducing pre-op chemo by up to 25%, according to findings published in the online journal ecancermedicalscience. read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Anesiva Commences Phase 2 Trial Of Adlea(TM) In Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
Anesiva, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANSV) announced that it has begun a Phase 2 clinical trial of Adlea(TM), the company's long-acting, site specific, non-opioid drug candidate for the management of acute pain in patients undergoing arthroscopic shoulder surgery involving rotator cuff repair. A ...

read more Anesiva, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANSV) announced that it has begun a Phase 2 clinical trial of Adlea(TM), the company's long-acting, site specific, non-opioid drug candidate for the management of acute pain in patients undergoing arthroscopic shoulder surgery involving rotator cuff repair. A read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Mobilize With Care Following Ankle Surgery

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
People recover faster after surgery for ankle fracture if they are given a cast or splint that can be removed to let them exercise the ankle, than if their foot is placed in an immobilising plaster cast. If the fracture is stable, then encouraging them to walk soon after surgery is also beneficial. ...

read more People recover faster after surgery for ankle fracture if they are given a cast or splint that can be removed to let them exercise the ankle, than if their foot is placed in an immobilising plaster cast. If the fracture is stable, then encouraging them to walk soon after surgery is also beneficial. read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Turning On Hormone Tap Could Aid Osteoporosis Fight

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
A potential new drug that 'opens the taps' for the release of useful hormones could stimulate new bone growth - and may eventually bring relief to osteoporosis sufferers. The exciting potential of so-called negative allosteric modulators will be put under the microscope at a special symposium at ...

read more A potential new drug that 'opens the taps' for the release of useful hormones could stimulate new bone growth - and may eventually bring relief to osteoporosis sufferers. The exciting potential of so-called negative allosteric modulators will be put under the microscope at a special symposium at read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Influence Of Mesoscale Porosity On Cortical Bone Anisotropy. Investigations Via Asymptotic Homogenization

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
Cortical bone is a hard tissue constituting approximately 80% of skeletal mass and is conveniently described as a two-phase composite material: a soft phase (fluid, soft tissues) distributed inside a hard matrix material. The directional dependence of its material behaviour (anisotropy) arises prima ...

read more Cortical bone is a hard tissue constituting approximately 80% of skeletal mass and is conveniently described as a two-phase composite material: a soft phase (fluid, soft tissues) distributed inside a hard matrix material. The directional dependence of its material behaviour (anisotropy) arises prima read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Bone Disease In Adulthood Can Be Caused By Farming At Young Age

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
Although farm chores are likely to keep young boys in shape and out of trouble, University of Cincinnati (UC) environmental health experts caution that it could be harmful to overall bone health if done too often at a young age. A UC research team recently reported data suggesting that excessive ...

read more Although farm chores are likely to keep young boys in shape and out of trouble, University of Cincinnati (UC) environmental health experts caution that it could be harmful to overall bone health if done too often at a young age. A UC research team recently reported data suggesting that excessive read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Bone Drug Reduces Fractures In Men Having Hormone Therapy For Prostate Cancer

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
Drugmaker Amgen Inc announced yesterday, Monday, that a large trial of its bone drug denosumab increased bone density and cut fractures in men with non-metastatic prostate cancer who were having hormone blocking therapy. A side effect of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), which stops th ...

read more Drugmaker Amgen Inc announced yesterday, Monday, that a large trial of its bone drug denosumab increased bone density and cut fractures in men with non-metastatic prostate cancer who were having hormone blocking therapy. A side effect of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), which stops th read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

Biocomposites Releases GeneX® Putty - A Unique Bone Graft Substitute

Categorie : Bones / Orthopaedics
Biocomposites has announced that the company's unique bone graft substitute, geneX putty, has received FDA 510(k) clearance. geneX is a resorbable bone graft material manufactured through a proprietary process that confers the product with a reproducible negative surface charge. This property st ...

read more Biocomposites has announced that the company's unique bone graft substitute, geneX putty, has received FDA 510(k) clearance. geneX is a resorbable bone graft material manufactured through a proprietary process that confers the product with a reproducible negative surface charge. This property st read more Sat Jul 2008 Sat Jul 2008

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