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To make even more progress in the "war on cancer," researchers need to expand the strategies they know work, and develop new tools for fighting cancer, say ACS researchers.
Read more...Revised prostate cancer screening guidelines from the American Cancer Society offer clearer guidance on what you should discuss with your doctor before you decide whether to be tested for prostate cancer.
Read more...A new study finds that women who take aspirin regularly after breast cancer treatment may have a lower risk of breast cancer death and recurrence. Experts caution more research is needed.
Read more...Family, spirituality and friends are key sources of strength for cancer survivors.
Read more...If you have diabetes or are at risk, take advantage of diabetes education.
Read more...Chemotherapy side effects may include thinking and short-term memory problems. Chemo brain may last for months, or longer.
Read more...It's not uncommon to have a smoking relapse when you quit smoking. Get tips to get back on track with your stop smoking plan.
Read more...Giving radiation therapy in fewer but larger doses may be an alternative to standard radiation therapy for some women with early-stage breast cancer, according to a study published in the February 11, 2010, New England Journal of Medicine.
Read more...Clinical trial results published online December 4, 2009, in The Lancet, show that an antidepressant and two different hormone therapies reduced the number and intensity of hot flashes in men receiving hormonal treatment for advanced prostate cancer.
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