According to a story from Science Daily, a team including Dr. Stephen Meltzer from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine has developed a method for detecting esophageal cancer. In…
For esophageal cancer (like many rare conditions), early diagnosis means a better prognosis. Unfortunately, until now there haven't been many ways to determine whether or not an individual may be at…
According to a story from coloradocancerblogs.org, a recent study demonstrated that data gathered from PET scans could help providers tailor their treatment more precisely in cases of esophageal cancer, resulting…
According to Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard, aspirin is potentially the difference maker in preventing esophageal cancer, especially among those at high risk for the cancer. Esophageal cancer originates in the…
Researchers from the UK have developed a new test for oesophageal cancer. The full article can be found here, at ABC News. Oesophageal cancer is a form of cancer estimated…
According to a story from the Daily Herald, Kevin Barnes, a man from Wauconda, Illinois, believes that his experience with esophageal cancer helped spur his own spiritual growth. This is…
According to a story from healio.com, scientists have developed an easy to use testing method for Barrett's esophagus, which can be a precursor to esophageal cancer. The new device combines…
According to a story from CBS DFW, doctors have begun to test the use of fluorescent dyes in order to detect hidden cancer tumors. So far, the dyes appear to…
According to a story from pressreleasepoint.com, a group of scientists at the University of Birmingham have a received funding to the tune of £3 million in order to conduct research on…
According to a story from wncn.com, Seneca Ottey was diagnosed with esophageal cancer at sixty years old. Seneca was the father of Michelle Urban, who works as a pharmacist in…
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