Thu. August 21, 2008
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RedOrbit
August 21, 2008
Scheerenberg passed out information and free home
colon cancer screening kits as part of a weeklong education campaign during Colorectal
cancer Awareness ...
MarketWatch
August 20, 2008
Early screening and detection could save more than half of the approximately 55000 people who die from
colon cancer yearly. Colorectal
cancer patients who ...
WTVQ
August 19, 2008
30 years ago Clark lost a younger brother to
colon cancer. And while most
colon cancers occur in people with no family history, having a
family member with ...
Reading Eagle
August 19, 2008
A colon-
cancer survivors support group will meet tonight at 7 in the offices of the American Cancer Society, Berks Unit, 498 Bellevue Ave., ...
Stop Aging Now
August 19, 2008
If you are at high risk for colon cancer because you've had precancerous polyps, a strong family history of colon cancer, or previous colon cancer, ...
ChattahBox
August 19, 2008
Boston (ChattahBox) - colon cancer took the life of award-winning journalist Leroy Sievers over the weekend. He was just 53-years old. ...
eFluxMedia
August 18, 2008
By Alice Carver Leroy Sievers, the journalist who worked at ABC News' "Nightline" for 14 years and at CBS News for 10 years, died of colon cancer Friday at ...
dBTechno
August 18, 2008
Boston (dbTechno) - Award-winning journalist Leroy Sievers died over the weekend at his home in
Maryland after losing a fight with
colon cancer. ...
Broadcasting & Cable
August 18, 2008
Sievers died Friday after a long and very public bout with colon cancer that included an interview with Koppel about that battle for a Discovery Channel ...
eFluxMedia
August 18, 2008
Sievers was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2001. In 2005, the disease returned in the form of a brain tumor and lung tumor and in 2006 in his spine. ...
The Money Times
August 18, 2008
Leroy, who was first diagnosed with
colon cancer in 2006, kept a
blog and podcast, called My
cancer, on the
NPR website that dealt with his struggle with ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
August 17, 2008
In 2001, Sievers was treated successfully for
colon cancer, but four years later brain and
lung cancer were diagnosed. He began his public conversation ...
Jamaica Observer
August 17, 2008
For the past seven months the 70-year-old Moore had been bravely battling colon cancer, but finally gave up the fight. John Arlington Moore was born in ...
Food Consumer
August 16, 2008
ACS News Center
August 16, 2008
If a person had
colon cancer, those cells could proliferate more easily. Researchers analyzed genetic samples and clinical data from 242 colorectal
cancer ...
ABC News
August 16, 2008
But despite his many accomplishments as a television producer, it was Sievers' writing about his battle with colon cancer that many of his colleagues and ...
Atlanta Journal Constitution
August 15, 2008
A reduced ability to inhibit cell growth means it's easier for
colon cancer to develop. The study was published in the journal
science. ...
Columbus Dispatch
August 15, 2008
By Misti Crane At least one in 10 colon-
cancer cases might be attributed to a previously unknown genetic predisposition to the disease, according to new ...
Lexington Dispatch
August 15, 2008
Lee was diagnosed with Stage 4
colon cancer and has no insurance. On the Wings of a Dove Church, 25 Union St., Lexington, will have a
baby contest at 6 pm ...
BetaNews
August 15, 2008
Its major products include
cancer-fighting drugs, and one of its current rivals in the
colon cancer drug field is ImClone -- a familiar sounding name to ...
International Herald Tribune
August 15, 2008
The side effect is from a chemotherapy drug for metastatic, or in medical terms "not so great," breast and colon cancer. The drug is Xeloda (capecitabine). ...
SmartBrief
August 15, 2008
People with the genetic trait TGFBR1 ASE are at a higher risk of developing colon cancer compared to the general population, according to a US study. ...
SmartBrief
August 15, 2008
People with the genetic trait TGFBR1 ASE are at a higher risk of developing colon cancer compared with the general population, according to a US study. ...
TheStreet.com
August 15, 2008
... seems reasonable to me, and would more suitably bake in upside like the blockbuster potential for Avastin as an adjuvant colon cancer treatment. ...
ScienceBlogs
August 15, 2008
So, for example, in colon cancer, a particular type of colon cell my sustain a genetic injury that causes it not to die at the proper time, and another that ...
Crosswalk.com
August 15, 2008
In one YouTube video, Bentley can be seen kneeing in the stomach a man with stage 4-colon cancer. As the man bends over in extreme pain from the blow, ...
WebMD
August 15, 2008
Still, "the fact that we saw this abnormal difference in gene expression in at least 10% of the colon cancer patients and in very few people without colon ...
Science Daily (press release)
August 15, 2008
When colon cancer tumor cells are exposed to high pressure they exhibit an increased ability to stick to other cells. In the study, to mimic the conditions ...
Science Daily (press release)
August 15, 2008
14, 2008) - Researchers here have discovered that a subtle difference in the activity of a pair of genes may be responsible for one of every 10 colon-
cancer ...
KXAN-TV
August 14, 2008
Publishing online in the Journal
science, researchers compared patients with
colon cancer to those without the disease. They found a gene mutation was ...
BBC News
August 14, 2008
The genetic variation was first discovered and linked to
colon cancer back in 1999 by
scientists at Northwestern University. The latest research, conducted ...
News Line 365
August 14, 2008
Colorectal
cancer refers to
colon cancer and rectal cancer jointly.It is the third most common form of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer-related ...
Sky News Australia
August 14, 2008
colon cancer kills around 50-thousand people each year in
the United States and afflicts around a million people globally each year.
WFIE-TV
August 14, 2008
Researchers compared patients with colon cancer to those without the disease. They found a gene mutation was present in 10 to 20 percent of patients, ...
Voice of America
August 14, 2008
Hampel says investigators have reason to believe the gene may be responsible for a higher percentage of colon cancers, something still to be teased out by ...
Telegraph.co.uk
August 14, 2008
With less of this vital protective substance to inhibit cell growth, colon cancer can more easily develop. People inherit two copies of each gene, ...
Columbus Dispatch
August 14, 2008
By Misti Crane One in 10
colon cancer cases might be attributed to a genetic predisposition to the disease, according to research led by
scientists at
Ohio ...
eMaxHealth.com
August 13, 2008
DHHS has chosen to place special emphasis on north Omaha because mortality due to
colon cancer is significantly higher for
African Americans. ...
Northeast Arkansas Town Crier
August 13, 2008
She was just getting over treatments from
colon cancer when her doctors discovered she had ovarian
cancer. It has been a little over eight years since she ...
Chicago Tribune
August 12, 2008
Physical activity can reduce the risk of colon cancer, but few American adults are aware of this, a new study shows. People who get lots of exercise have a ...
