Photography exhibit features breast and ovarian cancer patients and families

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Oncology NEWS InternationalOncology NEWS International Vol 16 No 12
Volume 16
Issue 12

Photography exhibit features breast and ovarian cancer patients and families

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Third-line single-agent cetuximab ups overall survival
Modern multislice CT propels pancreas imaging forward
Sorafenib gets ok for liver cancer
Celgene to acquire Pharmion
Novacea halts ASCENT-2 trial
RT/temozolomide raises possibility of cure in glioblastoma
Brachytherapy as effective in younger as in older men
MMA not harming patients
Kinase inhibitor may prevent RT-induced lung injury
FDA approves lower starting dose for dasatinib for CML
Encouraging Avastin results in glioblastoma multiforme
Sunitinib is cost-effective in metastatic renal ca patients
The role of imaging in microsphere therapy of liver mets
Free website offers chemo order forms
MR tops x-ray and scintigraphy for detecting bone mets

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