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	cancer Daily update ⋅ August 28, 2021
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	Why COVID Takes A Harsher Toll On Children With Cancer | KNAU Arizona Public Radio KNAU Arizona Public Radio Yemeni children diagnosed with cancer wait to receive treatment at an oncology ward of a hospital in Sana'a on February 4. A new study looks at the impact of ... COVID-19 in children with cancer: Severe disease and disrupted treatment - ScienceDaily - Science Daily Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Clock ticking for Lebanese cancer patients as shortages bite | WTVB WTVB News By Maha El Dahan and Alaa Kanaan. BEIRUT (Reuters) – Christine Tohme had already been diagnosed with ovarian cancer when Lebanon's financial system began to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Does breast density matter for older women's risk of cancer? - Stat News STAT Breast density is a known risk factor for developing breast cancer, but that well-accepted research finding is derived from studies conducted in women under ... Flag as irrelevant
	Latest Developments in Cancer Research and Treatment for July | Everyday Health Everyday Health Large studies find a credible link between a plant-based died and reduced breast cancer risk; the upside of less intervention for men with low-risk prostate ... Flag as irrelevant
	No, cancer and heart disease deaths didn't disappear during the pandemic - PolitiFact PolitiFact "No one has died of cancer or heart disease since the COVID-19 thing started." One post sharing the image was published on Facebook in August 2020. But it wasn' ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chemotherapy for Pancreatic Cancer: How It Works - Healthline Healthline Chemotherapy is a treatment that involves taking drugs with chemicals that help kill cancer cells, but it also happens to kill healthy cells that divide quickly ... Flag as irrelevant
	Learning macramé was my outlet for coping with breast cancer | The Seattle Times The Seattle Times Treatable, but cancer all the same. When the pandemic hit in the midst of my recovery from the first surgery — bilateral mastectomy with the first phase of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cancer's 'Achilles' heel' discovered by scientists - Study Finds Study Finds It could hold the key to new treatments for the deadliest forms of the disease, including breast, pancreatic, lungs, bowel, and prostate cancers. "Cancer cells ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chance Encounter with Fellow Cancer Survivor Leaves Lasting Legacy - Cure Today Curetoday.com Cancer survivors share a unique connection. In this post, a survivor writes about meeting a stranger with stage 4 cancer who had an incredible impact on him. Flag as irrelevant
	Addressing Disparities in Breast Cancer - Cure Today Curetoday.com Kristie L. Kahl: Can you just discuss the disparities that we are seeing in breast cancer right now? Maimah Karmo: There are so many black women who are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cleveland's Franmil Reyes hits home run for breast cancer patient attending game - CBSSports.com CBS sports.com Before Franmil's last at bat of the night, where he hit a home run, he threw a ball up to a woman sitting behind the dugout. Jessica has cancer and is almost ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cancer Loss and Memories of 'The Small Giant' - Cure Today Curetoday.com In a special poem dedicated to his aunt who died from breast cancer, Javishkar Reddy writes about their connection and the emotions he felt after losing her. In ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cancer patient and organ recipient share 3rd dose story - WKOW WKOW Richard Bird had a single-lung transplant in 2019 and his wife Patti has been battling cancer for 12 years. Richard and Patti Bird are immunocompromised and ... Flag as irrelevant
	NGS Use for Breast Cancer Increases Sixfold in Community Oncology Clinics, Study Finds ... Precision Oncology News NEW YORK – Researchers have examined the uptake of next-generation sequencing to inform the care of breast cancer patients at community oncology clinics and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kentucky CancerLink working to relieve burdens cancer patients may experience - WKYT WKYT For some, breast cancer patients, lymphedema can add to that burden. In his Link to Hope story, we look into how Kentucky CancerLink aims to provide needed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Franmil Reyes shows support for Indians fan battling cancer | wkyc.com WKYC.com Franmil Reyes surprises Cleveland Indians fan battling breast cancer with message of support. "When I was on deck, I said 'please God, I know it's been tough ... Flag as irrelevant
	Roche withdraws drug for a type of breast cancer in United States | Reuters Reuters The drug received accelerated approval in 2019 to treat inoperable, locally advanced or metastatic triple-negative breast cancer in people whose tumors express ... Flag as irrelevant
	Study provides important insights into prostate cancer metabolism - News Medical News-Medical.net South Australian medical researchers have identified a new way in which prostate cancer cells use glucose to grow and survive, which in turn could be the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nonprofit offers transportation for cancer patients in the Inland Northwest | The Spokesman-Review The Spokesman-Review When Twyla Dorzweiler found out she had breast cancer this spring, she knew she would have to come to Spokane for treatment. Dorzweiler lives in Republic, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Skin cancer can be treated without surgery - WPLG Local 10 WPLG Local 10 – Researchers are uncovering a way to treat skin cancer without invasive surgery. Dr. Paul Benedetto with the Cleveland Clinic Weston said an injection of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	$5.47 Million In Awards To Support Cancer Research At Texas A&M Health - Texas A&M Today Texas A&M University The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) recently awarded grants totaling nearly $5.5 million to four faculty members at the Texas A&M ... Flag as irrelevant
	Maternal obesity during pregnancy may heighten the risk of colorectal cancer in adult offspring News-Medical.net Also known as colon cancer or bowel cancer, colorectal cancer is a leading cause of cancer-related morbidity and mortality worldwide. Obesity is already a well- ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jenssen remains strong through cancer battle - The Press Times The Press-Times Imagine meeting your future husband, a month later being diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer, starting chemotherapy two weeks after that, and less than eight ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ontada, Merck Partner to Facilitate Real World Evidence Studies for Cancer Care - HIT Consultant HIT Consultant ... leaders to harness the power of real-world evidence (RWE) towards the common goal of improving patient outcomes and the quality of cancer care. Flag as irrelevant
	Greensboro woman who brought ovarian cancer awareness group to Triad has died | Local ... Greensboro News & Record Marie Wood, 56, died on Monday after dedicating her life to getting information about ovarian cancer into the hands of others through She Rocks the Triad, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ransomville residents say they need Love Canal-type help for growing cancer cluster | WBFO WBFO Participants in a protest meeting in Ransomville Thursday evening said there is a growing cluster of cancers from the radioactive waste on the site of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dear Abby: Cancer patient doesn't want diagnosis to worry family - oregonlive.com oregonlive.com Doing that is NOT "selfish." If your cancer does not respond to treatment, how do you think they would feel that you had kept the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pink's dad, Vietnam vet Jim Moore, dies after cancer battle - Page Six Page Six Pink's father, Jim Moore, died Thursday after battling prostate cancer, Page Six can confirm. The "So What" singer, 41, took to Instagram early Friday to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Adding berzosertib to standard treatment for metastatic urothelial cancer does not extend ... News-Medical.net Chemotherapy drugs cisplatin and gemcitabine are typically given to people with cancer cells that line the urethra, bladder, ureters and renal pelvis. Yet, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stand Up to Cancer's annual star-studded fundraiser telecast nods to pharma partner efforts ... FiercePharma Stand Up To Cancer's latest broadcast featured actor Anthony Anderson detailing the work pharma is doing to help address health inequity. Flag as irrelevant
	September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month - ABC23 WATM Money raised goes to provide scholarships to childhood cancer survivors to research and to help alleviate financial burdens on families fighting the disease. Flag as irrelevant
	A New AI Technology Might Help Detect Gastric Cancer - Forbes Forbes Our AI solution can detect cancerous cells within the biopsy; it can pinpoint their location and grade the tumor. The AI insights are also used for streamlining ... Flag as irrelevant
	New study warns of colorectal cancer rise in young people - Spectrum News Spectrum News 1 A study from Advocate Aurora examined more than 30 years of records for colorectal cancer patients. It found cases rising in the 18-49 age group. Flag as irrelevant
	Loveland resident's artwork depicting cancer treatment journey on display at Military ... Loveland Reporter-Herald She said she couldn't have survived her cancer without the support of her family and others. During her chemo and radiation treatment after finding out in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Could CureVac's Canceled Deal Spell Trouble for Other mRNA Cancer Vaccines? | The Motley Fool Motley Fool Boehringer Ingelheim terminated a partnership with CureVac on an mRNA lung cancer vaccine program. The cancellation of this deal shouldn't impact other mRNA ... Flag as irrelevant
	Will Illumina's Purchase of Grail Kill Cancer-Test Competition? | Barron's Barron's "No one has a cancer test that's remotely close to screening for 50 cancers," Illumina antitrust counsel Christine Varney, of Cravath Swaine & Moore, tells ... Flag as irrelevant
	CohnReznick pledges $100K to American Cancer Society study | Accounting Today Accounting Today Top 20 Firm CohnReznick has pledged $100,000 to the American Cancer Society to fund multiyear research examining the effects of housing discrimination on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Colon Cancer Screening: Which Is Best? - US News Health U.S. News & World Report "Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in men and women in the United States," says Dr. Nimeesh Shah, chief of the division of gastroenterology ... Flag as irrelevant
	BeyondSpring, flying high from phase 3 success, sells Chinese rights to cancer drug | FierceBiotech FierceBiotech BeyondSpring has cashed in on the validation of its lung cancer drug. Weeks after shocking analysts with phase 3 trial data that far exceeded expectations, ... Flag as irrelevant
	UVA Earns Comprehensive Cancer Center Designation | UVA Today UVA Today The UVA Cancer Center's history of conducting nationally and internationally recognized research, as well as providing highly specialized patient care that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Northwestern Mutual awards $25K to ProMedica Cancer Institute for pediatric research | WNWO WNWO NBC 24 The Cleveland office was selected as a 2021 recipient of the Northwestern Mutual Foundation's Childhood Cancer Impact Awards, $25,000 of which was given Friday ... Flag as irrelevant
	Columbia County teacher supported by school while battling cancer | WJBF WJBF-TV Brett Cooper was diagnosed with cancer in April and has been undergoing treatment ever since. To honor him, the school dedicated its annual Relay for Life ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tonight! Novartis, Roche, BeiGene, Others Discuss Global Fight Against Cancer In Covid Era Forbes Yet cancer will kill a larger number of people globally – 10 million every year. Patients with cancer are more vulnerable to contracting Covid-19, ... Flag as irrelevant
	fuboTV Launches Philanthropic Initiative to Support Breast Cancer Research - Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance fuboTV partners with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the highest-rated breast cancer organization in the country, to raise funds and awareness. Flag as irrelevant
	Part 2: In the fallout from Laura, Ben battles cancer - KATC KATC Lafayette News Ben had long been an advocate and volunteer for the American Cancer Society, he had helped them m.c. relay for life events, but even being around survivors ... Flag as irrelevant
	RI woman fighting cancer sings national anthem at Boston Red Sox game - Newport Daily News newportri.com Singing at Fenway Park 'an incredible night' as Carrigan Nelson continues cancer battle ... Carrigan Nelson of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, performs the national ... Flag as irrelevant
	New hope for gastrointestinal cancer patients | WFXRtv WFXRtv.com (WFXR)– According to the American Cancer Society, about 8,000 carcinoid tumors and cancers that start in the gastrointestinal tract are diagnosed each year ... Flag as irrelevant
	Biomarker Testing in Lung Cancer Continues to Improve Outcomes, Move the Field Forward Curetoday.com Treating lung cancer is more precise than ever, thanks to biomarker testing, which gives clinicians a better understanding of individual's tumors. Years ago, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Men get HPV cancers too, and cases are rising | Science - DW Deutsche Welle Much is said about human papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer in women but less is heard about it in men. The vaccine is gender-neutral, but cases in men ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Cancer Screening Tool from the Genetic Support Foundation and Washington ... - ThurstonTalk ThurstonTalk Hereditary cancer is considered a public health concern, and people can better care for their well-being by knowing what their risks are. Flag as irrelevant

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