Pot Ingredient May Restore Appetite After Chemo
2011-02-23
Cancer patients given THC ate more protein, said food ‘tasted better,’ small study findsContinue Reading
Cell Phones Affect Areas of the Brain, Study Shows
2011-02-22
But experts don’t yet know if effect is harmfulContinue Reading
Mammograms May Not Be Fool-Proof at Catching Second Cancers
2011-02-22
Finding points to need for vigilance in watching for symptoms between screenings, expert saysContinue Reading
Mammography Expertise May Improve With Practice
2011-02-22
The more doctors review, the better they get at detecting noncancerous lesions, study findsContinue Reading
Surviving Melanoma May Take Different Toll on Women, Men
2011-02-21
Females more likely to have long-term worry, but also be more sun-safe than males, study findsContinue Reading
Education Might Help Kidney Recipients Spot Skin Cancer
2011-02-21
Transplant patients should be taught about their higher risk, how to detect, researchers sayContinue Reading
Study Finds Too Many Surgical Breast Biopsies Performed
2011-02-21
More U.S. women with abnormal mammograms should be getting less invasive needle biopsies, experts noteContinue Reading
British Study Finds No Link Between Cell Phones, Brain Tumors
2011-02-18
There’s been no increase in the cancers since the technology’s spread in 1990sContinue Reading
Smoking During Head & Neck Cancer Therapy Tied to Poor Outcome
2011-02-18
Survival, recurrence and complications worse among those who don’t quit, study findsContinue Reading
Sexual Issues Often Unaddressed in Women Who Survive Cancer
2011-02-16
Doctors discuss sex with prostate cancer survivors, but not women who have cancer, researchers sayContinue Reading
Appalachia, the South Home to Least-Active Americans: CDC
2011-02-16
Exercise can help ward off heart disease, cancer, diabetes, agency notesContinue Reading
Dwarfism Mutation May Protect From Cancer, Diabetes
2011-02-16
Genetic variant that stunts growth may have health benefits, researchers suggestContinue Reading
America's Health a Mixed Bag: Report
2011-02-16
Life expectancy rates are up, but so are obesity levels, CDC saysContinue Reading
PSA Test Cut-off Could Signal Low-Risk Prostate Cancer
2011-02-16
Another study suggests drug for enlarged prostate might also curb tumor progressionContinue Reading