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Bone drug tied to lower colon cancer risk

A new study adds to evidence that bone drugs may play a role in suppressing cancer development, although there is still no proof that taking the medications would stave off malignancies.

Jack Layton Dies at Age 61

Jack Layton Dies
Canadian opposition leader Jack Layton died early Monday morning after battling cancer. He was 61 years old.
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Seattle Genetics: FDA Approves Adcetris to Treat Lymphomas

Adcetris is an antibody-drug that targets a type of lymphoma cell called CD30. It is the first treatment approved by the FDA for fighting Hodgkin lymphoma since 1977, and also the first made to specifically treat anaplastic large cell lymphoma.
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Adcetris Gets FDA Approval to Treat 2 Types of Lymphoma

Adcetris is the first treatment for fighting Hodgkin lymphoma approved by the FDA since 1977, and the first specifically made to treat anaplastic large cell lymphoma. The drug is marketed by Seattle Genetics of Bothell, Wash.
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Modified Ecstasy May Help Treat Cancer: Study

Researchers at the University of Birmingham have discovered that a modified version of Ecstasy (MDMA) may have great cancer-busting potential, fighting off myeloma, lymphoma, and leukemia.
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Sniffer Dogs can Detect Lung Cancer

Sniffer dogs can detect lung cancer, a disease which does not reveal any symptoms and early detections are a matter of chance, according to a new research published in the European Respiratory Journal.
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Sniffer Dogs Can Detect Lung Cancer by Smelling Human Breath

Sniffer dogs could be the secret weapon for reliably detecting lung cancer, according to German researchers. The report published in the European Respiratory Journal states that dogs can be trained to detect lung cancer by sniffing human breath. The researchers found that trained dogs could detect a tumor in 71 percent of patients.
Fei Jianjun, 40, who suffered from rhinocarcinoma, receives a CT scan at a hospital in Changchun

CT Scans to Spot Appendicitis Up Sharply in U.S.

The number of adults and children getting CT scans to diagnose appendicitis has shot up since the 1990s, a new study finds -- raising questions about whether the high-tech X-rays are being overused.
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People Who Practice One or More Healthy Lifestyles Live Longer: CDC

Practicing one or more healthy lifestyle behaviors such as not smoking, eating a healthy diet, getting regular physical activity, and limiting alcohol may lead to people living longer, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC found that people who engaged in all four healthy behaviors were 63 percent less likely to die early when compared to people who didn't practice any of the behaviors.
KELPIE SHEEP DOGS STAND ON TOP OF SHEEP AT ROYAL EASTER SHOW IN SYDNEY.

Highly Trained Dogs Sniff Out Lung Cancer in Humans

Highly trained sniffer dogs could possibly detect early signs of lung cancer on patients' breath, according to a study published in the European Respiratory Journal. German scientists said Thursday that research suggesting that "man's best friend" could be able to smell cancer revealed startling statistics from a number of dogs with cancer patients.
KELPIE SHEEP DOGS STAND ON TOP OF SHEEP AT ROYAL EASTER SHOW IN SYDNEY.

How Can Your Dog Sniff Out Early Stages of Lung Cancer?

Highly trained sniffer dogs could possibly detect early signs of lung cancer on patients' breath, according to a study published in the European Respiratory Journal. German scientists said Thursday that research suggesting that "man's best friend" could be able to smell cancer revealed startling statistics from a number of dogs with cancer patients.
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FDA Approves New Drug to Treat Advanced Skin Cancer

It is a break-through in the world of advanced Malenoma, the life-threatening form of skin cancer, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announcing approval of a new drug to treat the disease on Wednesday.
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Dogs Can Sniff Out Lung Cancer In Early Stage: Study

Highly trained dogs can sniff out lung cancer in its early stage, while it is treatable, a new study suggested.German researchers discovered that dogs could pick up on the smell of organic compounds related to lung cancer, through human breath.
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Sniffer Dogs Can Detect Early Lung Cancer

According to a research report published in European Respiratory Journal, Sniffer Dogs can "reliably" detect Lung cancer by merely sniffing a patient's breath.

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