Google Alert - cancer treatment

Google News Alert for: cancer treatment

GenVec's TNFerade wins fast track designation for pancreatic ... Pharmaceutical Business Review - USA ... designation is an important step in the increasing focus on the clinical potential of TNFerade as a treatment for locally advanced pancreatic cancer. ... See all stories on this topic

Cancer Treatment Might Offer Clue To AIDS Cure Deutsche Welle - Germany ... they possessed a rare HIV-resistant genetic mutation since the man had to stop taking AIDS-inhibiting medication for the cancer treatment to work. ... See all stories on this topic

In Depth Interview: The Battle After Cancer WCTV - Tallahassee,FL,USA Dr. Morrow: One of the things that is becoming more recognized now is that among the most prominent side effects of virtually any cancer treatment is ... See all stories on this topic

PharmaCom BioVet, Inc. to Provide Novel Canine Cancer Treatment ... PR-CANADA.net (press release) - Murino,Montenegro PharmaCom BioVet, Inc. ( PINKSHEETS : PHMB ) is pleased to announce that their new Canine Cancer Treatment Centers will provide state-of-the-art cancer ... See all stories on this topic

Women's new cancer treatment: self-esteem StarNewsOnline.com - Wilmington,NC,USA Feel Better is a free, nationwide program, offering help and encouragement to cope with the appearance side effects of cancer treatment. ... See all stories on this topic

Partial Breast Irradiation Now Provided by Rocky Mountain Oncology ... MarketWatch - USA Five-day targeted radiation therapy represents one of the latest cancer treatment advancements now available at Wyoming's only free-standing comprehensive ... See all stories on this topic

Idea to Arm Cancer Patients with Information Specific to Their ... Earthtimes (press release) - London,UK ... state-of-the-art cancer treatment at six McLaren Health Care campuses in Lansing , Flint , Lapeer , Mount Clemens , Pontiac and Bay City, Michigan . ... See all stories on this topic

Chemotherapy can do more harm than good, study suggests Times Online - UK Doctors have been urged to be more cautious in offering cancer treatment to terminally-ill patients as chemotherapy can often do more harm than good, ... See all stories on this topic

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