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Archive for April, 2007

Duke Surgeons Perform Minimally Invasive Surgery for Lung Cancer

lobectomy1.jpgDr. Thomas D’Amico at Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center said Clever needed the lower third of his right lung removed. Standard lobectomy surgery would mean a large incision, cutting through muscle and cracking open the ribs. But in a newer minimally invasive procedure, surgeons work laproscopically through two small incisions.

 

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Lung Cancer Risk Cut By Gene, Experts Claim

 

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Reaction to NI smoking ban

 

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Tobacco: from first US settlers’ savior to cause for lung cancer

 

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A Breathalyzer to Detect Lung Cancer

 

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Cancer victim’s legacy lives on

 

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Aranesp® Improves Hemoglobin Levels in Lung Cancer Patients

 

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Non-aspirin NSAIDs may reduce lung cancer risk

 

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Cancer sufferer speaks out

 

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WHO Calls for Prevention of Cancer Through Healthy Workplaces

 

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