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NOVEMBER
Expressive Writing Appears To Change Thoughts And Feelings About Cancer (VIV News)
Experts Debate CyberKnife for Prostate Cancer (Washington Post)
Rate of new U.S. cancer cases drops for first time (Reuters)
Some Breast Cancers May Regress on Their Own (HealthDay News)
Relay for Life: GU Tops National Colleges (The Hoya)
Vitamins don't stop cancer (The Free Lance-Star)
What if I Don’t Get Screened? (Coloncancersigns.org)
Online Shopping Battles Cancer This Season (The Hoya)
Cancer Drug Ups Risk of Clots in Veins (HealthDay News)
GUMC research summaries for AACR Cancer Prevention Meeting (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News)
Family History Ups Breast Cancer Risk Even Without BRCA Gene (HealthDay News)
Genetic Testing For Breast Cancer (CBS News 9)
Two-headed' Antibody Poses A Double Threat To Breast Cancer Cells, Say Researchers (Science Daily)
Study: Vitamin C or E pills do not prevent cancer (Associated Press)
Genes Involved With Alcohol Metabolism Associated With Increased Risk For Breast Cancer, Study Suggests (Science Daily)
Liver donations and surgery get a little easier (News Channel 8)
Breast cancer drug breakthrough 'could lead to new treatments' (The Daily Telegraph - UK)
Cancer Drug Resistance: 'New' Estrogen Receptor Found To Be Key Player In Tamoxifen Resistance (Science Daily)
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OCTOBER
Top 5 Halloween Myths Debunked (Yahoo News)
Research Reveals Why Tamoxifen Doesn't Always Work (HealthDay News)
UNCA hosts talks by distinguished chemist (Asheville Citizen-Times)
Study seeks to solve tamoxifen resistance (United Press International)
New estrogen receptor found to be key player in tamoxifen resistance (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News)
GU Med Center Partners With Oak Ridge Labs (The Hoya)
Dancing Since 1974: A Look at the Georgetown Dance Company (Georgetown Independent)
Expressive writing (ABC 19 News)
Gaining an Edge Against Cancer (Cure Magazine)
"Capital Breast Care Center" Gift of Life Breakfast (WUSA 9 News)
Back to 'Normal (Cure Magazine)
Arm Women to Fight Breast Cancer (The Hoya)
Precautions you can take today (Wilkes Barre Times-Leader)
Family man, volunteer fights cancer for his life (Southern Maryland Newspapers Online)
Journal Writing Shows Positive Health Benefits (CBS 2 News)
American Cancer Society awards research grants to 116 investigators at 75 institutions nationwide (EurekAlert)
Georgetown University Medical Center researcher elected to Institute of Medicine (EurekAlert)
Genetic Test Shows Risk of Cancer for Women (ABC 7 News )
Get the facts you need to lower your breast cancer risk (Fort Worth Star Telegram)
REHOBOTH BEACH: Kids sell lemonade to aid cancer fight (Delmarva Daily Times)
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SEPTEMBER
Kennedy rushed to Cape hospital (Boston Globe)
Unprecedented $100 Million From Susan G. Komen for the Cure(R) Committed to Immediate Patient Help (Yahoo Finance)
Researchers Find Genetic Connection To Cigarette Smoking (Science Daily)
CyberKnife May Cut Cancer Fatalities (The Hoya)
IV iron and darbepoietin alfa well tolerated, resolved chemotherapy-induced anemia (Hem/Onc Today)
Intravenous Iron Improves Treatment Response In Cancer-related Anemia (Science Daily)
Medical expert to keynote cancer awareness (Cape Gazette)
Whole Brain Radiation Not Best for Cancer That Has Spread (Washington Post)
Recurrent pancreatic cancer therapy mulled (United Press International)
Latest medical technology in our backyard (Martinsburg Journal)
Radiosurgery Proves Viable for Some Pancreatic Cancers (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Blood Test Could Help Treat Breast Cancer (CBS 2 News)
Pancreatic Cancer: New Options When An Old Enemy Returns (Science Daily)
A case of mistaken identity (The Scientist)
Glimmer of hope over breast tumours (The Press Association)
Rock ‘n’ Roll is here to stay (Washington Business Journal)
Hospitals Say Yes to Unconventional Care (Washington Post)
Breast Cancer Vaccine Blasts Some Tumors (Washington Post)
Wiffle Ball tourney raises funds to help kids with cancer (Frederick News Post)
GU Med. Center Research May Make Cancer More Treatable (The Hoya)
Breast Cancer Test (CBS 5 News)
Dangerous Side Effect Found in Cancer Immunotherapy Research (USA Today)
Outsmarting Breast Cancer (USA Today)
ROCK OUT! (Bisnow.com)
Drug Re-Sensitizes Breast Tumors to Treatment (Washington Post)
Take charge of your breast health: the facts you need to know and a plan of action (Miami Herald)
Researchers Hope to Reduce Cancer Drug Resistance (redOrbit)
Scientists at Georgetown University, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center target cervical cancer epidemiology (OBGYN & Reproduction Week)
Results Not Typical' (Herndon Connection)
Victoria Levin succumbs to breast cancer (The Detroit News)
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august
Normal Cells May Predict Cancer Virulence (US News & World Report)
Healthy Breasts at 40, 50, and 60 (More.com)
'The torch will be passed again,' Kennedy vows to jubilant convention (Boston Globe)
Applegate and other high-risk women act fast against cancer (USA Today)
Breast cancer recurrence seen as low after 5 years (Yahoo News)
Charity golf classic to be held at Heritage (Stafford County Sun)
Ignore Prostate Cancer At 75+? (CBS News)
My life was saved by the same knife-wielding robot that treated Patrick Swayze (Daily Mail - UK)
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JULY
Georgetown University Medical Center Collaborates with Indivumed to Develop Cancer Research Database (Forbes)
Low mtDNA Copy Number Linked to Risk of Kidney Cancer (Genetic Engineering News)
Genetic medicine gets real (Nature Journal)
Chip to find Cancer Cells can help in early Detection (TopNews - India)
The Scientific Edge (Georgetown University News)
Lidocaine May Mean Gentler Mammogram (ABC 13 News)
Tulare City Firefighter/Paramedic donates his bone marrow (Visalia Times-Delta)
Outlook: Genetic Testing's Recessive Regulation (Washington Post)
Coping With the High Cost of Cancer Drugs (National Public Radio)
Bush visits Alexandria home of Tony Snow (Alexandria Times)
Researching Cells For A Holistic View (Georgetown University News)
Vitamin A pushes breast cancer to form blood vessel cells (Science Daily)
A tiny cure for cancer? (CNN)
Former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow Dies at 53 (Washington Post)
Ambitions Stalled (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Former Bush press secretary Tony Snow dies (Associated Press)
Breast Cancer: Research Lends Biologic Plausibility to Link with Alcohol; Even Minimal Exercise May Lower (Oncology Times)
Test can find tiny tumor level in blood (Boston Globe)
New technology could improve cancer treatments (Int'l Herald Tribune)
Test could lead to better cancer treatment (Boston Globe)
Knowledge That Can Save You (Newsweek)
New Skin Cancer Treatment Saves Man (CBS News)
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JUNE
A light at the end of the cancer tunnel (National Post)
How chocolate can help to beat cancer (The Daily Express)
Can chocolate conquer cancer? (Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine)
Synthetic cocoa chemical slows growth of tumors (TechJournal South)
Science Weekly podcast: Carbon credits - with a difference (The Guardian - UK)
Congress Hears Opposing Views in Follow-on Biologics Debate (BioWorld Today)
GlaxoSmithKline Collaborates with National Cancer Institute to Make Large Body of Cancer Cell Data Available to All Cancer Researchers (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology)
Immune to disappointment (The Guardian - UK)
Cancer patient cured with his own immune system (New Scientist)
Cloned immune cells cleared patient's cancer (The Guardian - UK)
Metastatic Melanoma Succumbs to Investigational Immunotherapy (MedPage Today)
CARNIVAL BRINGS JOY TO CANCER KIDS (ABC News)
Man's Melanoma Thwarted by Immune Fix (WebMD)
Cancer patient cured with his own immune system (New Scientist)
Cloned immune cells cleared patient's cancer (The Guardian - UK)
Metastatic Melanoma Succumbs to Investigational Immunotherapy (MedPage Today)
CARNIVAL BRINGS JOY TO CANCER KIDS (ABC News)
Man with deadly skin cancer saved by new treatment (Associated Press)
Experimental Therapy Beats Back One Patient's Melanoma (U.S. News & World Report)
Cancer patients should be told about their condition, or not (Wired PR News)
AP/Houston Chronicle Examines Physician Discussions Regarding End-Of-Life Issues (Kaiser Network)
Eat (Chocolate), Drink (Coffee) and be Merry (Popular Science)
Man with deadly skin cancer saved by new treatment (The Associated Press)
Chocolate cancer connection (NBC 9 News)
On the Cutting Edge (Nurse.com)
Chocolate-potent anti-cancer agent (Times of India)
Most cancer doctors avoid saying it's the end (The Associated Press)
Cancer doctors dodge the death talk (CNN)
The Doctor Factor: Battling Cancer Together (Newsweek)
Synthetic Cocoa Chemical Slows Growth Of Tumors In Human Cell Lines (Science Daily)
Wonder drug that cuts breast cancer chances by a third (CNN-IBN)
Value Added: Milking Cows And Mutual Funds (Washington Post)
Georgetown University Hospital Doctor Selected as One of D.C.'s Top Doctors (eMediaWire)
Chocolate can actually keep you cancer free (Yahoo News India)
Network of Cancer Public Affairs and Marketing Professionals Elects Leadership (AScribe)
Sunesis Pharmaceuticals Expands Development Leadership Team to Focus on Late-Stage Development of Voreloxin (Formerly SNS-595) (Earthtimes)
New Research Gives Hope To Brain Cancer Patients (NBC Channel 4)
With a Tiny Bit of Cancer, Debate on How to Proceed (New York Times)
Blood Test Helps Breast Cancer Patients Track Their Treatment (NBC Channel 4)
Tests for Earlier Detection of Cancer in Development (Oncology Times)
Vaccine May Boost Survival of Brain Cancer Patients (Forbes)
Chasing down brain tumor wildfires (Boston Globe)
Dangerous Side Effect Found in Cancer Immunotherapy Research (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Breast Cancer Breakthrough? (Fox News)
Bone drug Zometa helps fight breast cancer spread (Associated Press)
Kennedy's Brain Surgery Can Reduce, Not Cure, Cancerous Tumor (Bloomberg)
Celebrex May Reduce Levels of Lung Cancer Biomarker (U.S. News & World Report)
Vaccine May Boost Survival of Brain Cancer Patients (Forbes)
Blood Test Helps Breast Cancer Patients Track Their Treatment (NBC Channel 4)
Kennedy's Surgery for Tumor Called Success (New York Times)
Shawna C. Willey, MD Named President of the American Society of Breast Surgeons (Oncology Times)
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May
Dr. Zofia Zukowska and Her Team of Medical Researchers Work to Unravel Mystery Between Stress and Fat (Georgetown University News)
Erbitux Plus Chemo Improves Lung Cancer Outcomes (U.S. News & World Report)
Bone drug Zometa helps fight breast cancer spread (The Associated Press)
Parents Carry On in Son's Memory (Fairfax Station Clifton Connection)
Volunteer Donates Marrow As Random Act of Kindness (SouthCoastToday.com)
Find out which Vegetables can Repair DNA and help fight Cancer(HookUpWithHealthWordPress.Com)
Senator Kennedy Awaits Treatment News (eFluxMedia)
More Women Are Choosing Mastectomies (Washington Post)
Metastatic breast cancer test being tested (ArcaMax Publishing)
Blood test helps docs assess breast cancer treatment (Tehran Times)
A grim diagnosis: Kennedy's brain cancer is worst kind (Health News US)
Precision tools improve brain cancer prognosis (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Online)
Ted Kennedy Released From Hospital (Washington Post)
Ted Kennedy Released From Hospital (US News & World Report)
NeoPharm Enrolls First Patient in Phase I Trial for Patients with Metastatic Solid Cancer (BusinessWire)
Ted Kennedy Has a Brain Tumor (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
A grim diagnosis: Kennedy's brain cancer is worst kind (AP)
Treatment Response in Breast Cancer Patients Predicted by Blood Test (TopHealthNews.com)
Circulating Tumor Cells Are A Reliable Predictor Of Treatment Response In Metastatic Breast Cancer (Medical News Today)
Blood test may predict breast cancer treatment response (Cancer Research UK)
Metastatic breast cancer test being tested (UPI)
Blood Test Helps Docs Assess Breast Cancer Treatment (Forbes)
Blood Test Helps Docs Assess Breast Cancer Treatment (US News & World Report)
Simple blood test may improve treatment response in breast cancer patients (New Kerala)
Blood Test Helps Docs Assess Breast Cancer Treatment (Yahoo! News)
Study suggests blood test can help improve treatment outcomes for breast cancer patients (EurekAlert!)
Alcohol-breast cancer link (UB Reporter)
Discoveries: Genes and breast cancer (Chicago Tribute)
World Renowned Cancer Centers Implore Americans to Donate $1 to Make Change and Accelerate Cancer Research (The Earth Times)
Concert to raise funds, awareness for cancer (The Gazette)
Walk for breast cancer draws more than 3,500 (Washington Times)
RNs Navigate Cancer Care (Nurse.com)
ASBS: BRCA-Negative Breast Cancer Patients May Have Higher Risk of New Lesions (MedPage Today)
BRCA Mutations Don't Spot All High-Risk Women (Washington Post)
Reese Witherspoon Helps Celebrate Avon Walk for Breast Cancer Washington, D.C. - Weekend-Long Event Raises $8.1 Million (PR Newswire)
Second Breast Cancer May Be Greater Than Thought For High-risk Women Without BRCA Mutations (Science Daily)
Second breast cancer may be greater than thought for high-risk women without BRCA mutations (EurekAlert)
Breast Enhancement With Fat: Pros and Cons (PR Newswire)
Patient Satisfaction Reported for Those Who Have Second Breast Removed as Preventive Step (WebMD)
It was ladies only at the Tysons Palm for Women and Wine III (Bisnow on Business)
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April
Radiation From Space Travel Linked to Cancer (The Hoya)
Alcohol and Breast Cancer Risk: New Findings (NCI Cancer Bulletin)
Evidence Grows for Alcohol Consumption - Breast Cancer Link (Oncology Stat)
Space radiation may cause cancer in astronauts (iTWire)
Georgetown Student Takes First Place in Poster Competition at International Cancer Research Meeting (Georgetown University)
GU Breaks Relay for Life Fundraising Record (The Hoya)
Susan G. Komen for the Cure(R) Announces Largest Grants Slate Ever: $100 Million to Speed Delivery of Breast Cancer Discoveries, Cures (PR Newswire)
More Investigation on Space Radiation (DailyTech)
Patients, Families Invited to Share Stories (Southern Pines Pilot)
Space radiation 'increases astronauts' cancer risk (Inthenews.co.uk)
Astronauts on Long Space Missions Risk Cancer, Premature Aging (FOXNews)
Long space visits 'quicken ageing' (The Press Association)
Alcohol May Raise Breast Cancer Risk (CBS News)
Astronauts risk premature aging (The Times of India)
Survivors make a difference on Capitol Hill and even the cynics smile! (Children's Cause for Cancer Advocacy blog)
Postmenopausal women keeping abreast of tipsy genes! (Modern Genetics blog)
Video Helps Adjustment to Life After Breast Cancer (Matria Healthcare)
Astronauts on Long Space Missions Risk Cancer, Premature Aging (Fox News)
Astronauts May Suffer Prolonged Cellular Damage From Space Radiation (Medical News Today)
Georgetown's Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center To Host Nutrition, Genes And Cancer Symposium (Medical News Today)
Drinking May Raise Cancer Risk in Women (My Way Out)
Health Buzz: Breast Cancer and Other Health News (US News & World Report)
Space radiation may cause prolonged cellular damage to astronauts (PhysOrg.com)
Student's Cancer Research Takes First Place (Georgetown University News)
Georgetown Researchers Find Stem Cell Marker Controls 2 Key Cancer Pathways (Bioresearch Online)
Space Radiation May Cause Prolonged Cellular Damage To Astronauts (Science Daily)
Review study: Alcohol raises breast cancer risk (Foodconsumer.org)
Stem Cell Marker Controls 2 Key Cancer Pathways: Discovery By Georgetown Researchers (Medical News Today)
Georgetown's Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center To Host Nutrition, Genes And Cancer Symposium (Medical News Today)
Long Space Missions Risk Cancer and Premature Aging (Space.com)
Space Radiation a Risk for Astronauts (US News & World Report)
Astronauts in space for too long risk cancer (Telegraph)
Cosmic Rays Pose Huge Hurdle for Spaceflight (Discovery Channel)
Space Radiation a Risk for Astronauts (Washington Post)
How astronauts risk cancer - and premature ageing - by travelling in space (Daily Mail)
Does knowing your genetic risks lead to better health? (LA Times)
Children Find Solace in Art's Healing Power (The Hoya)
Stem Cell Marker Controls Two Key Cancer Pathways (Science Daily)
Stem Cell Marker Controls Pair of Key Cancer Pathways (US News & World Report)
Researchers find stem cell marker controls 2 key cancer pathways (PhysOrg.com)
Alcohol And Genetic Factors Linked To Breast Cancer Risk (Medical News Today)
Molecule Disrupts DNA Sequence in Ewing's Sarcoma (Washington Post)
Genes Involved With Alcohol Metabolism Associated With Increased Risk For Breast Cancer, Study Suggests (Science Daily)
In Lab Study, Researchers Find Molecule That Disrupts Ewing's Sarcoma Oncogene (Science Daily)
Alcohol Drinking Increases Risk For Breast Cancer (eMaxHealth)
Breast Cancer Vaccine Works Against Deadlier Form of Disease (Washington Post)
Breast Cancer Vaccine Works Against Deadlier Form of Disease (Forbes)
Drinking May Raise Breast Cancer Risk (ABCNews.com)
Molecule Disrupts DNA Sequence in Ewing's Sarcoma (US News & World Report)
Girl's Cancer Fight Inspires Run To Raise Funds (Washington Post)
EPA Advisers Warn Key Cancer Guide Limits Study of Genetic Risks (Therapeutics Daily)
Eating soy foods in puberty may protect against breast cancer (The Cheers Magazine)
Soy appears to protect against development of breast cancer (News-Medical.net)
Eating soy foods in puberty may protect against breast cancer (TopNews.in)
Eating Soy Foods In Puberty May Protect Against Breast Cancer (Medical News Today)
Eating Soy Foods In Puberty Protects Against Breast Cancer, Evidence Now Suggests (Science Daily)
Evidence now suggests eating soy foods in puberty protects against breast cancer (Physorg.com)
GU Medical Center Creates Post-Cancer Survival Manual (The Hoya)
You Gotta Have Art (Washington Post)
Survivorship Manual Created By Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center For Childhood Cancer Survivors (Medical News Today)
Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center publishes manual for childhood cancer survivors (PhysOrg.com)
Francis Collins and George Church on the same show! (Science Roll)
Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center publishes manual for childhood cancer survivors (EurekAlert!)
Francis Collins Interview of Personal Genetics Testing (Framing Science)
Cancer survivors describe a medical miracle (Santa Cruz Sentinal)
Press Coverage: “We are currently researching a vaccine to cure cervical cancer” (Georgetown Global Forum)
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March
When Reflux's Burn Is More Serious (AP)
Georgetown University, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center publishes research in cancer (NewsRx)
Thousands to Participate in Colon Cancer 5K near Lincoln Memorial (Business Wire)
Writing eases stress of cancer (Times of India)
Expressive Writing Improves Quality of Life in Cancer Patients (Red Orbit)
Writing 'eases stress of cancer' (BBC News)
FDA Approves Bendamustine Hydrochloride for Use in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (Doctor's Guide)
Family Discussion Plays Role in Breast Cancer Awareness (Washington Post)
Family Discussion Plays Role in Breast Cancer Awareness (Forbes)
Family discussions about cancer impact upon genetic test decisions (Cancer Research UK)
Cephalon Receives FDA Approval for TREANDA, a Novel Chemotherapy for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (PR Newswire)
Frank talk about family breast cancer risk urged (Scientific American)
Family Communication Impacts Attitude About Genetic Counseling/testing For Breast Cancer (Science Daily)
Lombardi Cancer Center Leadership Mixes ‘Matrix-Lite’
with Propitious Health Care System Partnership (Oncology Times)
Genetic counselors turn to unconventional counseling to meet demand for genetic testing (EurekAlert!)
Counselling needed after gene tests (NursingTimes.net)
Genetic counselors turn to unconventional counseling to meet demand for genetic testing (CancerFocus.net)
Fighting Cancer With a Pen (Forbes)
Genetic Counselors Turn To Unconventional Counseling To Meet Demand For Genetic Testing (Science Daily)
Georgetown Researchers Leading Trial of Telephone Genetic Counseling (Genome Web Daily News)
Trends & Innovations - Friday (CNNMoney.com)
Fighting Cancer With a Pen (KOLD News 13, Tucson CBS affiliate)
Anatasha Crawford Of Georgetown U Selected For Prestigious Bouchet Society (Medical News Today)
Fighting Cancer With a Pen (Washington Post)
Fighting Cancer With a Pen (KVIA, El Paso ABC affiliate)
Go4theGoal continues fundraising effort (Merchantville.com)
Fighting Cancer With a Pen (US News & World Report)
Fighting Cancer With a Pen (Yahoo! News)
New medical research (The Times)
Reports from Georgetown University highlight recent research in cancer genetics (NewsRx)
Studies from Georgetown University further understanding of cancer therapy (NewsRx)
Protein linked to cancer's spread (Milwaukee Sentinal Journal)
Georgetown U student selected for prestigious Bouchet Society (EurekAlert!)
Prestigious Burroughs Wellcome Fund Award Won By Lombardi Cancer Center's Toretsky (Medical News Today)
Swayze Battles Pancreatic Cancer (ABC7 News)
Lombardi Cancer Center's Toretsky awarded prestigious Burroughs Wellcome Fund Award (FirstScience.com)
Lombardi Cancer Center's Toretsky awarded prestigious Burroughs Wellcome Fund Award (EurekAlert!)
Expressive writing may aid cancer patients (Revolution Health)
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February
Pen, Check. Paper, Check. Write. Change Your View Of Your Illness (The Patient Report)
The Power of Words for Cancer Patients (Well Blog, New York Times)
Insurance Fears Lead Many to Shun DNA Tests (Bioethics International)
Journaling Helps Cancer Patients (Psych Central)
Expressive writing helps cancer patients (UPI)
Insurance Fears Lead Many to Shun DNA Tests (New York Times)
Fear of insurance trouble leads many to hide, shun DNA tests (Deseret Morning News)
Writing Won't Cure Cancer - But It Makes Patients Feel Better About It (Scientific Blogging)
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining (HealthDay News)
Cancer Death Rates Still Declining (Washington Post)
Combination of Thyroid Medicines Not Necessary (Forbes.com)
GU Hospital Posts Surplus After Earning $643 Million (The Hoya)
Faulty liver 'stem cells' might cause 40 per cent of liver cancers (Cancer Research UK)
Benefit Of Cancer Prevention Surgery Differs Between Women With BRCA1 And BRCA2 Mutations (Science Daily)
Students enter real world (Baltimore Sun)
Introducing Lombardi's New Director - video (Andrea Roane's Buddy Blog)
Breast Cancer Rates Higher among Chinese Immigrants (Sing Tao Newspaper)
Breakthrough in liver cancer treatment (Times of India)
Discovery Of Good -- And Bad -- Liver Stem Cells Raises Possibility Of New Treatment (Science Daily)
Discovery of good -- and bad -- liver stem cells raises possibility of new treatment (EurekAlert!)
Choosing Radical Cancer Surgery (Washington Post)
John Thompson III to Join Coaches Nationwide in Coaches vs. Cancer National Awareness Weekend (CSTV)
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January
Findings point to molecular 'Achilles heel' for half of breast cancer tumors (The Hindu)
Half Of Breast Cancer Tumors Have Molecular 'Achilles Heel' (Medical News Today)
Findings Point To Molecular 'Achilles Heel' For Half Of Breast Cancer Tumors (Science Daily)
CyberKnife Society Receives Record Registration for 7th Annual CyberKnife Users' Meeting (CNN Money)
Screening oneself from the sun's rays (Washington Times)
Findings Point to Molecular 'Achilles Heel' for Half of Breast Cancer Tumors (cancerfoc.us)
Breast Cancer Patient Care @ Georgetown Nationally Recognized (Andrea Roane's Buddy Blog)
Researchers say: Cancer And Other Diseases Too Complex For Easy Answers (Tech Journal South)
OMG! It's Miley Cyrus! (Washington Post)
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