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Archive for August, 2007

More lung cancer patients may be offered surgery under new tumour sorting system

lungs.jpgThousands more lung cancer patients each year could be offered surgery or other aggressive therapy under a new system that classifies many tumours as more treatable than in the past.

 

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New Technique Detects Specific Chromosomal Damage, May Indicate Lung Cancer Risk

 

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Invitation to apply for lung cancer journalism awards

 

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Humor Therapy for Cancer

 

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Cancer patients in limbo over drug

 

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The Big Question: Do ever more gruesome warnings really put people off smoking?

 

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CBGB owner dead, loses battle with cancer

 

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Ex-smokers at ‘lung cancer risk’

 

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Smokers to face graphic picture warnings

 

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Stereotactic Single-Dose Radiotherapy An Option For Early Lung Cancer

 

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