Oncology
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Herpes effective against cancer in trials AAP - 28-05-2015
A modified version of herpes has been effective against cancer, the first time an advanced-stage trial of the type of drug has shown such positive results.
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Overweight teens risk bowel cancer AAP - 26-05-2015
Very overweight as teenagers are twice as likely to develop bowel cancer in middle age, a study has found. Teenagers who are very overweight
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Few doctors warn of over-diagnosis risks AAP - 21-05-2015
Most Australians don't want doctors linked to drug companies to belong to panels defining diseases, survey finds. Most Australians screened
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Look out for red melanoma, not just moles AAP - 18-05-2015
Dermatologists want to raise the alarm on non-pigmented melanomas after new research confirmed red melanomas are more aggressive than common cancers. Dermatologists
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Oestrogen linked to male cancer risk AAP - 12-05-2015
A new study says men with high levels of the female hormone oestrogen in their blood are at risk of developing male breast cancer. Men with naturally high levels
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Rally a humorous antidote to cancer AAP - 06-05-2015
A mad band of fundraisers, variously dressed as drag queens, Star Wars characters and beer wenches, is about to tackle the outback for cancer research.
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Swollen neck glands 'cancer fear' AAP - 28-04-2015
New research shows persistently swollen neck glands could be an indication of cancer, and GPs should refer patients with such symptoms to a specialist.
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Prostate cancer 'seeds' treatment hailed AAP - 15-05-2015
A new study has found that permanently inserting tiny radioactive implants into the prostate gland has been more successful at banishing cancer.
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World-first melanoma drug claim AAP - 21-04-2015
Landmark new study shows new drug prolongs survival rate of 74 per cent of patients with advanced melanoma, researchers say Patients with advanced
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Common painkillers could decrease skin cancer risk HealthTimes - 16-04-2015
Common over-the-counter painkillers, such as ibuprofen and aspirin, can decrease risk of developing squamous cell carcinoma, according to a study published today in the Journal
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'Nose' can detect stomach cancer in breath AAP - 14-04-2015
A low-cost electronic "nose" designed to detect stomach cancer molecules in the breath can also spot signatures of lesions that herald the disease.
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More Australian children surviving cancer AAP - 17-07-2015
Childhood cancer survival has increased in Australia by six per cent over recent decades, despite an unexplained rise in incidence rates among the very young.
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Aussie men at higher risk of cancer death AAP - 10-09-2015
The rate of US men dying from prostate cancer has fallen by 50 per cent in 17 years, compared with 25 per cent in Australia, research shows.
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Brain cancer drug shows promise AAP - 04-03-2015
A study of a new drug developed by Australian biotech Novogen shows it could play a vital role in fighting brain cancer. SYDNEY, AAP - A drug developed by an
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Breast milk protein a clue in cancer fight AAP - 12-08-2015
A breast milk protein that sustains life could become an important target for scientists working on anti-cancer drugs. Research into how breast
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Some Aboriginal cancers diagnosed later AAP - 02-03-2015
Aboriginal people are more than twice as likely to have serious head and neck cancers by the time they're diagnosed than non-Aboriginal people, a study shows.
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Protein link to prostate cancer AAP - 23-02-2015
The molecule, GPR158, has been linked to a biological process critical to the way prostate cancer stops responding to hormone therapies. [subscribe]
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Nurse leader in cancer care Karen Keast - 29-03-2016
Nurse leader Raymond Chan has always been passionate about cancer
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Medical pot only OK for sick kids: doctors AAP - 27-01-2015
A US pediatricians group says medical marijuana should only be used on children who are severely ill and have no other treatment options. Medical
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Many find pain relief from cannabis: study AAP - 27-01-2015
A large Australian study of people with chronic pain found many find pain relief from cannabis. Cannabis might provide more relief from chronic
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