NCI Cancer Bulletin for November 30, 2010

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November 30, 2010 • Volume 7 / Number 23

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  • Where Science Meets Culture: The Art of Health Diplomacy » 

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  • In Bangladesh, Developing Models for Cancer Care » 
  • The Cancer Expert Corps: An Idea for Building Human Capital » 
  • Cancer Communicators in Latin America Get Support at NCI Workshop » 
  • Considering Culture When Providing Cancer Care » 
  • NCI’s International Cancer Research Resources » 

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  • Prostate Cancer Hormone Treatments May Raise Risk of Colorectal Cancer » 
  • Strategy to Screen for Lynch Syndrome May Save Lives and Be Cost Effective » 
  • Anemia Drug May Interfere with Trastuzumab’s Anticancer Effects » 
  • Possible Causes of Resistance to Melanoma Drug Reported » 
  • Radiation Treatment for Head and Neck Cancer May Produce Hearing Loss » 

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NCI Cancer Bulletin for November 16, 2010

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November 16, 2010 • Volume 7 / Number 22

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  • Featured Article: HHS Releases New Tobacco Control Strategy for the Nation » 
  • Mutated Gene Linked to Poor Survival in Acute Myeloid Leukemia » 
  • Novel Drug Effectively Shrinks Tumors in Hodgkin Lymphoma » 
  • Indefinite Imatinib Therapy May Not Be Necessary for Some CML Patients » 
  • Lasofoxifene Is Potential New Option for Breast Cancer Risk Reduction » 
  • Some Cells in Stroma May Block Immune System's Antitumor Effects » 

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  • Low-Dose CT Shows Clear Mortality Benefit for Lung Cancer Screening in Heavy Smokers » 
  • Uncertain Road for Potential Ewing Sarcoma Therapy » 
  • Featured Clinical Trial: Combination Therapy for Advanced Kaposi Sarcoma » 
  • Families and Scientists Gather to Discuss Research and Treatment for Li-Fraumeni Syndrome » 

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November 4, 2010

Lung Cancer Trial Results Show Mortality Benefit with Low-Dose CT

NCI has released initial results from the National Lung Screening Trial (NLST), a randomized national trial involving more than 53,000 current and former heavy smokers ages 55 to 74. The trial compared the effects of two lung cancer screening procedures—low-dose helical computed tomography (CT) and standard chest X-ray—on lung cancer mortality and found 20 percent fewer lung cancer deaths among trial participants screened with low-dose helical CT.  Read more >>

NCI Cancer Bulletin for November 2, 2010

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November 2, 2010 • Volume 7 / Number 21

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  • Crizotinib Continues to Show Promise for Some Lung Tumors, Faces Challenge of Drug Resistance » 
  • Pancreatic Cancers May Develop Slowly Over Many Years » 
  • Cetuximab May Benefit Some Patients with KRAS Gene Mutations » 
  • Protein Found on Tumor Blood Vessels Might Be Cancer Target » 
  • More Evidence Suggests Aspirin May Prevent Colorectal Cancer » 

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  • Engineering Progress against a Rare Cancer » 
  • Featured Clinical Trial: Targeted Antibody Therapy for Metastatic Adrenocortical Carcinoma » 
  • Recognition of Animal Welfare in Biomedical Science Takes Center Stage » 

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