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Drug for Blood Pressure also Treats Lung Cancer

...control of blood pressure also shrinks lung cancer tumors in mice, suggesting a new way to prevent or treat the deadly cancer, according to scientists. // Reporting in the journal Cancer Research, the scientists said that in mice treated with the hormone, angiotensin-(1-7), tumor volume decreased by 30 per...

A Novel Treatment for KSHV-infected Lymphomas

...a treatment resulted in a marked regression of all tumors in the treated animals in two weeks. These results demonstrate that p53 reactivation via Nutlin-3a is an efficient treatment for KSHV-lymphomas in mice and suggest a novel therapeutic strategy for treatment of these fatal virus-induced malignancies a...

Vitamin C Could Help in Curbing Cancer

...n C was low or absent in the body, cancer cells in tumors could make more blood vessels grow well and resist chemotherapy. "This also means that a lack of vitamin C increases tumor growth and prevents effective treatment," she said. "It follows that restoring vitamin C to normal levels means less tumor gr...

Gene Study Offers Hope of Potent Anti-cancer Drugs

...idest survey yet of the genetic errors that causes tumors to grow. The findings will be used to design anti-... to be involved in driving the growth of cancerous tumors was larger than expected, but ultimately the technique will allow scientists to acquire a complete c...

Study Aims to Find Which Breast Cancer Patients Need Chemotherapy

Most postmenopausal women with small breast tumors don’t need chemotherapy to reduce their recurrence risk after lumpectomy//. To try to determine who does, a test that measures a tumor’s aggressiveness based on its DNA will be tested nationally in more than 10,000 of these women. “The dilemma ph...

CT Scans may Not Benefit Lung Cancer Patients

...ately. Lung cancers are of different types. Some tumors are pretty much harmless. The extra surgical treatment prompted by screening can be harmful, researchers say. The death rate from lung cancer surgery is 5 percent. In addition, 20 percent to 40 percent of people who have such surgery have serio...

Indian American's Contribution in Cancer Gene Discovery

...y of a gene that suppresses the growth of cancer// tumors in humans. Anindya Bagchi, along with a group of...hich if faulty allows human cells to misbehave and tumors to form. The research headed by professor Alea Mills of CSHL identified the new gene as CHD5 and i...

Successful Islet Cell Transplant in Mice With Type 1 Diabetes

...ry called proteasomes. In cancer patients whose tumors do not produce p53, proteasome inhibitors might be...ctivity can be switched on and off. “In principle, tumors in these mice could be obliterated by turning p53 back on,” says Thomas-Tikhonenko. “The problem was...

No Carrier Necessary: This Drug Delivers Itself

...und that the nanocrystals of HPPH were taken up by tumors in vivo, with efficacy comparable to conventional, surfactant-based delivery systems. A patent has been filed on this work. "In this case, the drug itself acts as its own carrier," said Haridas Pudavar, Ph.D., UB research assistant professor of c...

Medical Personnel Can Save More Lives by Screening for Oral Signs of Disease

...a yeast infection that doesn’t go away or specific tumors and be able to bring up such subjects with our patients.” Statistics bear out her concern. According to the American Dental Association, only about seven percent of dentists offer the mouth and neck exams they should. Dr. Cohen-Brown, who becam...

Drugs to Tackle Anemia may Be Playing Dracula

...patients receiving chemotherapy, may actually make tumors grow faster and increase the risk of death, if given in high doses. This is according to the FDA’s official Richard Pazdur, who announced the new "black box' warning. The ‘black box’ warning cautions that the drugs should be used at the lowest do...

Scientists Identify 120 New Cancer Genes

... to be involved in driving the growth of cancerous tumors was larger than expected, but ultimately the technique will allow scientists to acquire a complete catalogue of all the mutations involved in each class of cancer, according to Stratton. "We have found a much larger number of mutated driver genes pr...

PET Imaging Identifies Aggressive Kidney Cancers That Require Surgery

...due to the disease. The majority of cases of renal tumors are confined to the kidney and 30 percent of patie...ic renal cancer, approximately 90 percent of these tumors have the most common clear cell histological subtype when examined under a microscope. Source-ewsw...

Ovarian Cancer May Mimic Fallopian Tube Formation

...asize. "It’s a way of molecularly characterizing tumors that may lead to designing specific therapies based on the molecular profile,” said Bowen. “Biology is basically an information processing system to generate end products, and there are a lot of decisions that have to be made by the regulatory genes,...

J591- an Antibody Exclusively Targets Tumors

...te-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) exists only on tumors and not other tissues, J591 armed with a drug or r...signed to prove that J591 could exclusively target tumors (it did not try to reduce tumor size), researchers now have a vehicle for selectively transporting d...

New Protocol Targets Aggressive Brain Cancer

... the most common and most aggressive form of brain tumors in adults. Typically, only 10 percent of patients live two years past their diagnosis. The treatment Wollschlager is receiving was developed at U-M. It uses a type of radiation treatment called intensity-modulated radiation therapy, or IMRT. This a...

Outpatient Treatment Kills Benign Bone Tumors Nonsurgically With Heat

... Osteoid osteomas are relatively rare benign bone tumors that affect mainly young people (teens to 20’s) wh...r scoliosis if in the spine. If left untreated the tumors do heal over time, however it takes an average of five to six years and up to 10 years for that to o...

Freezing Kidney Tumors Effective and Less Expensive Than Laparoscopy

...t the nonsurgical image-guided treatment of kidney tumors – cryoablation – is as effective as the laparoscopic// technique in viable candidates. The research was presented at the Society of Interventional Radiology’s 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting. The comparative trial shows that percutaneous cryoablati...

Insights into Osteosarcoma in Cats and Dogs may Improve Palliative Care

...ns is also critical to the pathology// of skeletal tumors in dogs and cats. Their work could lead to advance... of bone growth and resorption in balance. Bone tumors presumably derail this homeostatic process, however, by upregulating RANK-L expression. RANK-L binds...

Green Tea and COX-2 Inhibitors Combine to Slow Growth of Prostate Cancer

...whereas mice given either the tea or celecoxib had tumors averaging 835 cubic millimeters and 650 cubic millimeters, respectively. Tumors taken from mice given both agents, however, measured on average a volume of 350 cubic millimeters. In parallel to tumor growth inhibition, mice that received a combina...

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(Date:12/4/2009)Late recurrence is a risk for some pediatric cancers, particularly Ewing sarcomas and tumors of the central nervous system, according to a new study published online December 4 in the Journal of the
(Date:12/4/2009)Working with mice, scientists at Johns Hopkins publishing in the December issue of Neoplasia have shown that a protein made by a gene called "Twist" may be the proverbial red flag that can accuratel
(Date:12/4/2009)More than 15 million Americans are recruited annually to participate in clinical trials according to the Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP), and most will be compensated for their participa
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