SCH to mark World Cancer Day on Feb 4 Gulf Times Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:59 PM PST The Supreme Council of Health will join the international community to mark the âWorld Cancer Dayâ on February 4. World Cancer Day 2010, led by International Union Against Cancer (UICC), its members and with the support of the World Health Organisation, aims to raise awareness of cancer prevention. | Hormone drugs for prostate cancer may hurt heart Reuters Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:46 PM PST WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Prostate cancer treatments that cut off the supply of male hormone raise cholesterol, worsen blood sugar and make men fatter and thus likely raise the risk of heart attack, too, doctors said on Monday. | Cam Neely Foundation Hosts Sk8 Challenge to Raise Money for Familes Affected by Cancer New England Sports Network Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:42 PM PST The Cam Neely Foundation kicked off its first annual Sk8 Challenge event last week. The event will continue throughout the month of February and will raise money for children battling cancer and their families. Also, check out Andrew Ference as he participated in a sled hockey event. For more information on the Neely Sk8 Challenge, click here. | How to Prevent Radiation Mistakes in Cancer Patients Newswise Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:37 PM PST Recent media stories have reported isolated cases of cancer patients who were injured by incorrect doses from intensity-modulated radiation therapy. But safety measures can ensure patients receive the proper doses. | Check It Out Israel National News Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:35 PM PST (IsraelNN.com) Axel Ullrich of Germany, whose groundbreaking cancer research that has led to development of new drugs such as Receptin, for the treatment of metastic breast cancer, heads a list of seven world-famous scientists to win the 2010 Wolf Prizes, announced Monday by Education Minister Gidon Sa'ar, who also chairs the Wolf Foundation Council. | Breast cancer in the family KIVI Boise Mon, 01 Feb 2010 13:34 PM PST Having breast or ovarian cancer in your family can be scary. Learn more about how genes and heredity affect your cancer risk. | | |
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