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Nun da Sie verstehen klinische Versuche, lassen Sie uns sehen, welches neues Krebs Initiativen sind im Augenblick in Bewegung.
Klinische Studie Results.org ist ein ausgezeichneter Aufstellungsort für herausfinden, was los mit Drogenfirmaforschung ist und klinische Studie Resultate in einem „freundlichen standardisierten Format des Lesers“ liefert, um die Resultate für viele vermarktete pharmazeutische Produkte transparenter zu bilden. ”
Autor Aussehen!
Autor Liz Holzemer wird bei drei Niederlassungen des Kolorados sprechen, Douglas Grafschaft-Bibliotheken, 5. bis 8. Mai - 10, als Teil der Autor Reihe.
Das Thema ist Heilend mit Stimmung.
Buch Holzemers Curveball: Wenn das Leben Sie ein Gehirn-Tumor wirft (2007) ist ein Denver Nichterfindung Bestseller über ihre Schlacht mit nicht nur einem Gehirntumor (meningioma), aber auch ein Brusttumor. Sie ist der Gründer von Meningioma Mommas, ein on-line-Stützungskonsortium, das Kapital für meningioma Forschung aufbringt und meningioma Bewußtsein befürwortet.
Endometrial Krebs ist die allgemeinste Form des Krebses die weiblichen reproduktiven Organe beeinflussend. Die anderen Arten der weiblichen gynäkologischen Krebse schließen zervikalen Krebs und uterines Sarkom mit ein. Endometrial Krebs ist das Viertel der meiste allgemeine Krebs in den Frauen.
Was ist der Endometrium? Der Endometrium ist das Futter der Gebärmutter.
Gene Therapy is an approach to treating diseases or genetic abnormalities at the genetic level. This therapy uses DNA as a medicine to treat disease.
Gene Therapy may involve replacing an abnormal or absent gene with a normal one, removing a malfunctioning gene or introducing a new gene to fight disease or for other reasons. This is considered an experimental therapy which is currently being conducted in clinical trials.
An interesting array of new cancer information and news found its way to my in box this week.
Are you familiar with The American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge? Check out this amazing facility that offers not only free temporary lodging for cancer patients undergoing treatment but also provides support and information when patients and their families need it most.
There are 26 Hope Lodge facilities across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. The newest Hope Lodge, located in NYC was recently featured in the local New York City television news. A great story, available on YouTube.
What is Wilms’ Tumor?
Primarily a childhood cancer, Wilms’ Tumor is a solid tumor or nephroblastoma found on the kidney. The disease was named after Max Wilms, a German physician who studied the tumor.
The tumor begins in utero when immature kidney cells do not develop properly and instead grow out of control into a mass on one kidney and sometimes both kidneys.
Nutrition therapy for cancer patients runs a spectrum of definitions which include:
Testicular Cancer Awareness Week
April 1-7, 2008
“There will be about 8,090 new cases of testicular cancer in the United States in 2008. About 380 men will die of the disease in 2008. A man’s lifetime chance of having testicular cancer is about 1 in 300. Because treatment is so successful, the risk of dying from this cancer is very low: about 1 in 5,000. Testicular cancer is one of the most curable forms of cancer. There are nearly 140,000 men who have survived testicular cancer in the United States.”
–Source: The American Cancer Society
An Update from the folks at Seventy K: If you live in California Check This Out!
Seventy K is a new campaign to raise awareness about the lack of rights that adolescent and young adult cancer (AYA) patients, those ages 15 to 39, have in the organized medical world. AYA patients, especially those in the younger end of the spectrum, tend to fall through the cracks of being considered either a pediatric or adult cancer patient, and sometimes face gaps in services and treatments. Developed by Dr. Leonard Sender, an AYA Cancer specialist, the SeventyK project includes an AYA-specific Bill of Rights which will ensure that adolescent and young adult cancer patients have adequate and specific treatment programs, similar to those developed for young children and adult cancer patients.
In addition, Dr. Sender, who works at the Children’s Hospital of Orange County and at the University of California -Irvine Medical Center, will be speaking at a special free event coming up.
When: Saturday April 12, 2008 from 5-8pm
Where: Dave and Buster’s
20 City Blvd., West Bldg. G, Suite 1 Orange, CA 92686
RSVP: Reserve your space by April 4th by calling 714-289-4735 or emailing gsanchez@choc.org
CRAZY SEXY CANCER BOOT CAMP, April 18-20, 2008. The Crossings, Austin, Texas. Speakers: Kris Carr, Terri Cole, Peter Gold, Anne Gourley.
“Learn how to successfully navigate the road to recovery as you refuse to let yourself be defined by cancer.”
Time to start screening for colon/colorectal cancer. NOW!
The Facts:
March is National Colon/Colorectal Awareness Month.
The lifetime risk for being diagnosed with colorectal cancer is 1 in 19.
90% of all colon cancer diagnoses are in people age 50 or older.
It is the third leading cancer diagnosis in men and the fourth in women.
The disease strikes about 150, 000 people and causes approximately 50,000 deaths per year.
African-American’s are the highest racial or ethnic group at risk in the U.S.
The disease usually starts with a polyp.
The 5 year survival rate for those diagnosed early is 90%
Only 39% of those diagnosed are diagnosed early.
Tina Radcliffe spent ten years as a Oncology Certified R.N. working with in-patients on oncology and med-surg units. She also has a background in home health and geriatrics. Her other experiences include ... .. Read More ..
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