Smoking During Pregnancy May Raise Diabetes Risk for Daughters: Study
2015-02-16
Being lean did not protect against blood sugar disease, researcher notesContinue Reading
Graphic Images on Cigarette Labels Affect Smokers’ Brains: Study
2015-02-16
Emotional pictures more memorable and reduce urge to smoke, researchers sayContinue Reading
FDA Approves Drug for Advanced Thyroid Cancer
2015-02-13
Progression-free survival with Lenvima was nearly five times longer compared to a placeboContinue Reading
FDA Approves Drug for Advanced Thyroid Cancer
2015-02-13
Progression-free survival with Lenvima was nearly five times longer compared to a placeboContinue Reading
Smoking Linked to Damage in the Brain, Researchers Find
2015-02-13
Cigarette use thins key area for memory, thinking skills and languageContinue Reading
New Techniques Outline Tumors’ Location in the Brain
2015-02-13
Early trials show promise of scans to help surgeons in the OR, or to track the effect of treatmentsContinue Reading
Lenvima Approved for Common Thyroid Cancer
2015-02-13
Recommended for use if radioactive iodine fails to stop progression
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Don’t Exclude Cancer Survivors From Lung Cancer Trials, Study Urges
2015-02-13
Finding runs counter to current practice, researchers noteContinue Reading
Study Ties Hormone Therapy to Increased Ovarian Cancer Risk
2015-02-12
Overall increase is small, though, adding 1 cancer per 1,000 women treatedContinue Reading
Cancer Patients Prefer Care That Includes Their Input
2015-02-12
But whether shared decision making results in better outcomes isn’t clear, study findsContinue Reading
New Drug May Slow Recurrent Thyroid Cancer, Study Finds
2015-02-12
Progression-free survival nearly five times longer in people receiving treatmentContinue Reading
Cancer Patients Rarely Request Unneeded Tests, Treatments: Study
2015-02-12
Doctors’ claims that this is fueling increasing health costs unwarranted, expert saysContinue Reading
Some Stroke Survivors May Face Heightened Cancer Risk, Study Shows
2015-02-12
But cancer only affected about 2 percent of those in two-year follow-up periodContinue Reading
U.S. Smoking Deaths May Be Underestimated, Study Suggests
2015-02-11
Each year, 60,000 more smokers die from causes that have association with smoking, researchers say
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