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Special day at Dodger Stadium for City of Hope children
A group of 50 children who have received treatment at City of Hope will attend Monday’s Los Angeles Dodgers game, thanks to the charity founded by …
Immunotherapy offers hope to certain cancer patients not responding to chemo
The oncologist was blunt: Stefanie Joho's colon cancer was raging out of control and there was nothing more she could do. Flanked by her parents and sister, the 23-year-old felt something wet on her shoulder. She looked up to see her father weeping.<p>"I felt dead inside, utterly demoralized, ready to …
CancerESPN extends Holly Rowe's contract amid cancer resurgence
ESPN has extended veteran reporter Holly Rowe contract— fortunate timing for Rowe, whose cancer has recently recurred and spread.<p>Between dashing for interviews with coaches and chatting with NBA commissioner Adam Silver, Rowe was back in her element Thursday night. It was a welcome respite for …
CancerPGA Tour players rally in support of John Senden's son Jacob in his battle against cancer
PGA Tour players will tell you their league is like a fraternity, and when a member of that fraternity is dealing with off the course issues, Tour …
City of Hope researchers find regular use of aspirin can lower risk of breast cancer for women
A new study, using data from the California Teachers Study, identifies low-dose aspirin as a potential cancer prevention tool<p>DUARTE, Calif. -- A City …
Bone marrow recipients meet their donors at City of Hope reunion
Finding a bone marrow match can be like finding a needle in a haystack. But every year at the City of Hope, stories of miracles are born.<p>Patients met …
How to Fight Cancer (When Cancer Fights Back)
Understanding how the disease evolves is the key to stopping it.<p>In early 2014, Laura Brealey was visiting her daughters in Singapore when she slipped on a marble floor and cracked her hip. She had it replaced, but in the process, the surgeons noticed that her breathing sounded odd, and told her to …
CancerLymphoma Bone Marrow Transplant Recipients, Other Patients to Meet Donors at City of Hope Event
City of Hope is hosting its 41st Annual Bone Marrow Transplant Reunion on April 28, to offer patients with blood cancers like lymphoma the chance to …
7th-grader tests cancer-fighting chemicals in green tea
“We’re very far off from finding a cure for humans... but this really does advance the research," 12-year-old's dad says
CancerNebraska mom fighting third cancer diagnosis
Cancer has been part of Missy Givens’ life for 11 years.<p>After her third diagnosis, the word “cancer” is starting to lose its power. She’s beaten …
Family creates #MustardChallenge to raise funds for childhood cancer in honor of daughter
The heartbroken family of an 11-year-old who courageously fought brain cancer is continuing her fight two years after her death through “The Mustard Challenge,” a fundraising campaign that they hope will take social media by storm similar to the way “The Ice Bucket Challenge” did.<p>Naya Summy was …
CancerWhat the new, FDA-approved 23andMe genetic health risk reports can, and can't, tell you
Genetic testing firm 23andMe got approval from the Food and Drug Administration last week to sell reports that show customers whether they have an increased genetic risk of developing certain diseases and conditions.<p>The go-ahead is the first time the federal agency has approved such …
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Increasingly, medical science is able to test for risk factors for certain deadly diseases among the healthy population. The following account …
Scientists Have Found a New Way to Get Cancer Cells to Self-Destruct
Set proteins to "kill".<p>A newly discovered mechanism causes cancerous cells to kill themselves off, and researchers say it could be particularly …
BiologyBreast Cancer 'Immunotherapy' Helps Some With Tough-to-Treat Disease
MONDAY, April 3, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Women with a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer who responded to an new immune-focused drug …
Survival Continues to Improve for Most Cancers
FRIDAY, March 31, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Overall cancer death rates in the United States continue to fall, but racial gaps persist, a new report …
U.S. Thyroid Cancer Cases Continue to Rise
FRIDAY, March 31, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- The rate of Americans diagnosed with thyroid cancer has more than tripled over the past four decades, and …
Low-dose aspirin can reduce risk of death from cancer, research says
<b>(CNN) —</b> An aspirin a day may keep the doctor away. It may also reduce your chances of dying from cancer, according to a study on long-term regular aspirin use and different kinds of cancer.<p>Yin Cao, an instructor in the Medicine, Clinical and Translational Epidemiology Unit at Massachusetts General …
PainWhy Some Cancer Research Information Isn’t Shared
Concerns over funding, intellectual property, and patient privacy can cause some institutions to wait before they release their data.<p>Joe Biden wants …
Got an old bike? Trade it in at Evans Cycles, get £250 off a new one AND help charity
<b>Trade in your bike at Evans Cycles and get up to £250 off your brand new bike</b><p>Evans Cycles are running an exciting scheme where if you trade in your …
CyclingAnnual report to the nation: Cancer death rates continue to decline
Overall cancer death rates continue to decrease in men, women, and children for all major racial and ethnic groups, according to the latest Annual …
Noah Buble's recovery from liver cancer hailed 'a blessing from God' by joyful family
The uncle of Noah Buble has described the youngster's return to Argentina after his treatment for liver cancer as a "blessing from God".<p>Dario …
Young cancer patients may struggle socially years after diagnosis
Children afflicted with cancer may struggle to lead normal social lives even two years after being diagnosed, a study suggests, with many experiencing reduced functioning in the social realm. To combat these findings, researchers said treatment plans should include measures to reduce psychological …
CancerSymposium discusses latest and future of stem cell therapy
DUARTE>> Dozens of doctors, scientists, businesses and others gathered at City of Hope Thursday for the second California Institute for Regenerative …
MedicineSephora Is Launching a Beauty Class for Women and Men with Cancer
This article originally appeared on People. For more stories like this, visit people.com.<p>Hours before Sephora opens its doors to the public, the beauty emporium is already bustling. Inside, “cast members” (Sephora-speak for sales associates) are mingling with nearly a dozen women whose skin care …