Nanotechnology Could Become a Breakthrough Treatment For Patients With Rare Cancers
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Nanotechnology Could Become a Breakthrough Treatment For Patients With Rare Cancers

According to a story from biospace.com, a research team from the National Cancer Institute was able to successfully deliver an experimental nanomedicine to mice that had rare cancers such as…

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Teens and Young Adults are Less Likely to Stick to Follow-up Guidelines After Cancer Treatment
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Teens and Young Adults are Less Likely to Stick to Follow-up Guidelines After Cancer Treatment

According to a story from The European Society For Medical Oncology, a recent study shows that young adults and teenagers are less likely to adhere to follow-up guidelines following treatment…

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New Study Explains Why Elephants Don’t Get Cancer and Could Lead to New Treatments For Humans
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New Study Explains Why Elephants Don’t Get Cancer and Could Lead to New Treatments For Humans

A team lead by geneticist Christopher Gregg from the University of Utah conducted a study on elephant genes that discovered why elephants don't get cancer, reported by News 4 Tucson.…

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Two Thirds of Pancreatic Cancer Patients Don’t Receive Needed Treatments. Why?
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Two Thirds of Pancreatic Cancer Patients Don’t Receive Needed Treatments. Why?

The Southern Daily Echo originally reported that a majority of pancreatic cancer patients don't receive life-extending treatment after diagnosis. Recently, the Pancreatic Cancer UK charity reported that only a small…

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Paralympic Snowboarder Continues to Inspire as Sports Illustrated’s First Amputee Swimsuit Model
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Paralympic Snowboarder Continues to Inspire as Sports Illustrated’s First Amputee Swimsuit Model

Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue makes a splash every season it comes out. Historically, this has not always been for the most empowering reasons. This years issue, however, features at least…

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A Clemson University Undergrad Just Made A Startling New Discovery About Glioblastoma
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A Clemson University Undergrad Just Made A Startling New Discovery About Glioblastoma

According to a story from brightsurf.com, a student at Clemson University discovered twenty-two different genes that are associated with the formation of glioblastoma, a rare and aggressive type of brain…

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Author Emma Hannigan Reveals The Beginning of the End of Her Fight With Breast Cancer
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Author Emma Hannigan Reveals The Beginning of the End of Her Fight With Breast Cancer

According to a story from independent.ie, acclaimed author Emma Hannigan announced that her final options for treatment had been exhausted in her fight with BRCA-mutated breast cancer. Her doctors have…

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