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Archive for October, 2006

Nation’s Number-One Cancer Killer Doesn’t Have to Be

ct screening.jpgNew research released this week shows great promise in the early diagnosis of lung cancer — a major public health breakthrough. Lung cancer is the nation’s number-one cancer killer. Each year in the U.S., 173,000 people are diagnosed with lung cancer and 160,000 will die from it.

 

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Lung Cancer Screening Study Spurs Optimism, Caution

 

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Bid to double cancer survival rate in UK

 

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New Survey Reveals Startling Ignorance About Europe’s Number One Cancer Killer - Lung Cancer

 

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Subtypes of lung cancer tumors identified

 

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Landmark Study Involving United Steelworkers

 

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When It Comes to Lung Cancer, She Doesn’t Believe in Waiting

 

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Study: Scans may find lung cancer sooner

 

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Teenage smoking takes a toll much later

 

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Actress exposes harsh truths of lung cancer

 

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