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Smokers can now take a test to predict their risk of getting lung cancer, using world-first technology developed by Kiwi researchers. The gene-based mouth swab, which will cost $275, was developed from research carried out by Associate Professor Robert...
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The Cuban-born former Central Intelligence Agency operative, who also participated in the Bay of Pigs invasion, died at his home yesterday after being taken to hospital the night before, said his stepdaughter, Kelly Andrad. Barker appeared to have died...
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Published: May 31, 2009, 23:05 Worldwide, 19 people die every hour from lung cancer, making it one of the globe's biggest killers. Possibly for this more than any other disease, prevention really is better than cure, and the only hope for survival is...
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Natalie Cole has been discharged from the hospital five days after undergoing a kidney transplant...The Grammy winner, 59, planned to attend a private family memorial service on Monday for her sister Carole "Cookie" Cole, who passed away following a battle...
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New Zealand doctors have recently completed research which has the potential to help save thousands of lives worldwide. Compelling evidence has been gathered to suggest a popular drug used to prevent heart disease may also protect against two other major...
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Women may be more likely to develop lung cancer from the carcinogens in tobacco. So it appears from a study presented at the European Multidisciplinary Conference in Thoracic Oncology in Lugano, Switzerland, May 1-3, 2009. Previous studies have also suggested...
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Scientists who studied 683 lung cancer patients found that women tended to be younger than men when they developed the disease. This was despite the fact that on average they smoked significantly less than men...Dr Enriqueta Felip, from Val D'Hebron University...
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Women who smoke are more likely than male smokers to develop lung cancer , research suggests. It also finds that female smokers are more likely to be diagnosed with the disease at an earlier age and have a greater risk of getting adenocarcinoma, a common...
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Wait times for chemotherapy are growing longer as the aging population strains Ontario's cancer care system, according to a report by two cancer care advocacy groups. The wait time for 90 per cent of patients to start treatment averaged 73 days last year,...
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Previous results from smaller trials suggest that tumours with mutations are highly sensitive to treatment with Tarceva...This means that patients with these genetic mutations may benefit from earlier treatment with Tarceva, which could lead to significant...
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