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Recent News and Articles on the Keywords: cancer + drugs + again  Related to the article below (Last Update: 12/4/2008)

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The Australian
Parent's vigilance saved son from cancer drug overdose
The Australian, Australia -
MARK Lehmann calls himself an over-protective parent, but his vigilance saved his son from at least two overdoses of toxic cancer treatment drugs at the ...
Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital chemotherapy bungle NEWS.com.au
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Trust 'spends ?7000 more on legal fees to deny life prolonging ...
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom -
Dr Mike Burrows, the chief executive of Salford PCT, said: "The potential cost of providing high-cost cancer drugs, such as Sutent, to all patients in ...
Sutent battle cost more than drug Manchester Online
PCT spent ?17000 to fight Jean Salford Advertiser
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Mylan signs settlement agreement with Novartis for generic cancer drug
Trading Markets (press release), CA - Dec 3, 2008
Robert Coury, vice chairman and CEO of Mylan, said: "We are very pleased to have reached this agreement, which demonstrates our ability to once again bring ...NVS - MYL - OTC:CMTX
'My dad needs cancer drug ban lifted now'
South Wales Evening Post, UK -
A spokeswoman for Nice said the organisation was looking again at the drug because "there was more evidence submitted during a couple of periods of the ...

Sydney Morning Herald
I could race for two more years, says Armstrong
AFP -
The Texan, who famously battled cancer to win the first of his seven Tours in 1999, says that despite suffering pain in his lower back, he is in great shape ...
Armstrong doesn't think doping quesions will stop because of comeback The Canadian Press
Tour officials ho-hum about Armstrong's return The Associated Press
Lance Armstrong's return to Tour de France is no surprise Los Angeles Times
The National - The Associated Press
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Daily Mail
Tragic husband's hopes over cancer drugs
Norwich Evening News, UK - Dec 2, 2008
?Gail was 60 but kidney cancer could affect some one at the age of 24, it could happen to anyone.? This weekend Nice confirmed it was looking again at four ...
NICE to rethink its ban on life-extending kidney cancer drugs Daily Mail
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Movies: NEW THIS WEEK
Atlanta Journal Constitution,  USA -
B+ Catherine Deneuve stars as a woman dying of liver cancer and considering a bone marrow transplant that could also kill her. ...
Ban on kidney cancer drugs lifted
guardian.co.uk, UK - Nov 29, 2008
A spokeswoman for Nice said the organisation was looking again at all the drugs because 'there was more evidence submitted during a couple of periods of the ...
Medicaid seeks more funds
Salt Lake Tribune, United States -
Their coverage -- along with women with breast and cervical cancer who live at 250 percent of the FPL -- is not required by the federal government, ...
The Top Ten Health Stories of 2008
HealthNewsDigest.com, NY -
The cancer-inducing radiation from CT scans is much higher than that of the traditional x-ray. Radiologists are taking steps to reduce the amount of ...
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Recent News and Articles on the Keywords: cancer drug + cancer drugs + cancer  Related to the article below (Last Update: 8/5/2008)


Boston Globe
Icahn: Bristol-Myers ImClone bid too low
Boston Globe, United States -
The bid "greatly undervalues" ImClone's lineup of experimental cancer drugs, Icahn said yesterday in a statement issued by ImClone. The drug maker is ...
Icahn Calls Bristol Bid Too Low, Weighs ImClone Split (Update2) Bloomberg
Carl Icahn rejects Bristol-Myers Squibb offer Times Online
Business Glance Salt Lake Tribune
Reuters - Wall Street Journal Blogs
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Telegraph.co.uk
Beware Of Sunburn Boosters
CBS News, NY -
Exposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays is a known risk factor in skin cancer skin cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates there will be 59940 new ...
Connecticut AG: Sunscreen Makers' Claims 'Misleading' Environment News Service
Skin cancer alert Gulf Daily News
Sunscreen Labels Leave Consumers In The Dark InjuryBoard.com
News Line 365 - CNNMoney.com
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Oneindia
Drug Combo May Improve Cancer
Oneindia, India -
A combination of drugs inhibiting receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs) proteins, critical to cancer progression and another targeting inhibitors of apoptosis ...
Drug combo may improve cancer therapy efficacy Newstrack India
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YM BIOSCIENCES REPORTS PHASE II DATA FOR NIMOTUZUMAB IN METASTATIC ...
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... a Phase II/III trial as a treatment for pancreatic cancer and the phase II study in colorectal cancer reported on in this release. In addition the drug ...YMI - OTC:CMTX
Craig W. Philips Takes Helm at CTI
Trading Markets (press release), CA -
In addition CTI has submitted an application for approval to market its lung cancer drug candidate OPAXIO in Europe and expects to receive a response from ...CTIC - OTC:CMTX

Los Angeles Times
US Panel Questions Prostate Screening
Washington Post, United States -
By Rob Stein The blood test that millions of men undergo each year to check for prostate cancer leads to so much unnecessary anxiety, ...
Embargoed news from Annals of Internal Medicine Genetic Engineering News (press release)
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Model D
SciTech developing cancer drug in TechTown, plans to hire 10 people
Model D, MI -
SciTech Development sees a bright future for the drug it is working on as both a cancer fighter and an economic driver. The Wayne State University and ...

ABC News
Injected vitamin C cuts cancer growth
ABC Online, Australia -
... anticancer effects in 75% of cancer cell lines tested, while sparing normal cells". "The key finding here is that this is ascorbic acid used as a drug ...
Vitamin C jabs may combat cancer New Scientist (subscription)
Health: Research points to vitamin C role in fighting cancer guardian.co.uk
Vitamin C injections slow tumor growth in mice Xinhua
Daily Mail - Telegraph.co.uk
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Treatment With Anti-anemia Drugs May Not Be Safe For Multiple ...
Science Daily (press release) -
For the past 15 years, erythropoiesis-stimulating agents have been used in the management of cancer-related anemia, but researcher Eirini Katodritou ...

PC World
Video game is effective in teaching young patients to take cancer ...
Bizjournals.com, NC -
They are told to show up for clinic visits or to take a very controlled regimen of drugs at certain times and many kids don?t do it. ...
Startup uses video games to heal young people San Francisco Chronicle
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WP McGuire, WJ Hoskins, MF Brady, PR Kucera, EE … - Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1996 - obgynsurvey.com
... cancer. Anti-Cancer Drugs. 14(8):633-638, September 2003. Recchia ... carcinoma.
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… of GST and the Contribution of the lsoenzymes to Cancer Chemoprotection and Drug Resistance Part II -
JD Hayes, DJ Pulford - Critical Reviews in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 1995 - informaworld.com
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MRP3, an organic anion transporter able to transport anti-cancer drugs -
M Kool, M van der Linden, M de Haas, GL Scheffer, … - Proc Natl Acad Sci US A, 1999 - pubmedcentral.nih.gov
... We discuss the possible function of MRP3 in (hepatic) physiology and its
potential contribution to drug resistance of cancer cells. ...

Antiangiogenic therapy of experimental cancer does not induce acquired drug resistance. -
T Boehm, J Folkman, T Browder, MS O'Reilly - Nature, 1997 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
... Antiangiogenic therapy of experimental cancer does not induce acquired drug
resistance. Boehm T, Folkman J, Browder T, O'Reilly MS. ...

Antitumor Effect and Potentiation of Cytotoxic Drugs Activity in Human Cancer Cells by ZD-1839 ( … -
F Ciardiello, R Caputo, R Bianco, V Damiano, G … - Clinical Cancer Research, 2000 - AACR
... A dose-dependent supra-additive increase in growth inhibition was observed when
cancer cells were treated with each cytotoxic drug and ZD-1839. ...

The National Cancer Institute: cancer drug discovery and development program. -
MR Grever, SA Schepartz, BA Chabner - Semin Oncol, 1992 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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discovery and development program. Grever MR, Schepartz SA, Chabner BA. ...

Histone deacetylase inhibitors as new cancer drugs. -
PA Marks, VM Richon, R Breslow, RA Rifkind - Current Opinion in Oncology, 2001 - co-oncology.com
... acute promyelocytic leukemia [6]. Phase I trials with phenylbutyrate have been
performed at the National Cancer Institute [6?]. The drug generally was well ...

… Scheduling of Chemotherapy Improves Efficacy against Experimental Drug-resistant Cancer 1 -
T Browder, CE Butterfield, BM Kraling, B Shi, B … - Cancer Research, 2000 - AACR
... When Lewis lung carcinoma and EMT-6 breast cancer were made drug resistant before
therapy, the antiangiogenic schedule suppressed tumor growth 3-fold more ...

[PDF] Angiogenesis in cancer and other diseases -
P Carmeliet, RK Jain - Nature, 2000 - cmbi.bjmu.edu.cn
... Similarly, without an efficient blood supply we may not be able to deliver
anti-cancer drugs to all regions of a tumour in effective quantities. ...
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New Colorimetric Cytotoxicity Assay for Anticancer-Drug Screening -
P Skehan, R Storeng, D Scudiero, A Monks, J … - jnci, 1990 - jnci.oxfordjournals.org
... D. Panda, and HC Joshi Development of a Novel Nitro-Derivative of Noscapine for
the Potential Treatment of Drug-Resistant Ovarian Cancer and T-Cell Lymphoma Mol ...

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Cancer drugs reviewed again

A small study raises the possibility that new and highly anticipated lung cancer drugs may help more people than just those with certain gene mutations as has been believed.

Scientists testing one such drug, Tarceva, found that people with the mutations were more likely to have their tumors shrink but not to live longer than people without mutations.

Although the new study is too small to be conclusive, it says that Tarceva and a similar drug, Iressa, seemed to shrink tumors in only about 1 in 10 patients. Many others may have equally good survival odds, even if their tumors merely stabilized. In the latest issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, doctors led by the National Cancer Institute of Canada published previously released results showing that Tarceva extended survival by an average of two months in tests on about 700 people with advanced lung cancer.

 
 
 
 
 
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