According to a story from philly.com, it was August 2018 when Lisa Semple of Cherry Hill was first diagnosed with breast cancer. Unfortunately, her breast cancer had reached stage four,…
According to a story from BBC, it is becoming increasingly clear that a lot of the common phrasing and language that we use to talk about cancer and cancer patients…
The State of Cancer in the United States A recent report posted by the American Cancer Society has indicated that cancer rates in the United States have been continuously falling over…
Patients as Partners When you're diagnosed with an illness such as metastatic breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, or another rare disease that has limited treatment options, it's very easy to lose…
According to a story from baledezi.wordpress.com, a recent study demonstrated that a chemotherapy agent that originates from a sea sponge was able to prolong the lives of women with metastatic…
According to UWHealth, the researchers at UW Carbone Cancer Center look behind the five-year survival rate for cancer and instead consult what they call their "core facility--Cancer Prevention and…
The Westmorland Gazette reports that a new drug called Perjeta, has been given the thumbs up to treat women with metastatic breast cancer in England. Metastatic breast cancer is when one's…
England’s National Health Service has just approved a new drug for the treatment of breast cancer. While the drug is most effective in specific cases, advocacy group Breast Cancer Now…
According to a story from Financial Buzz, the pharmaceutical company BriaCell announced some preliminary results for the ongoing clinical trials of its experimental treatment Bria-IMT. This treatment is an immunotherapy…
According to an article from businesswire.com, the pharmaceutical company Odonate Therapeutics announced the beginning of CONTESSA, a phase three study of the treatment tesetaxel and its function in patients with…
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