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The Cancer Blog retiresFor regular readers of this blog, I have disappointing news. The Cancer Blog is now retired. That means that, while it will still be available for reading and searching, new posts will not be added. Our Cardio and Diabetes blogs are also being retired, which I mention here because some readers bo... |
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Eli Lilly's Evista cancer drug approved by FDAFiled under: Drug, All CancersIt's interesting when a drug is re-purposed into something aimed at fighting cancer, but that is what has happened to Evista, a prescription drug made by Eli Lilly which was originally for osteoporosis patients.The FDA has officially approved Evista for use in breast... |
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Experience Project to launch The Cancer Support Project on October 1stFiled under: All Cancers, Events, Services, Cancer Caregivers, Cancer Survivors, Cancer Pre-vivorsExperience Project is launching a new online cancer support network , The Cancer Support Project, on October 1st, 2007.Experience Project is built around dynamic groups of users who come onto the pla... |
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On Pavarotti and pancreatic cancerFiled under: Pancreatic Cancer, PoliticsLuciano Pavarotti, possibly the most famous classical singer on earth, received a final sendoff this past weekend in his hometown of Modena, Italy. Pavarotti died last week of pancreatic cancer. More than 100,000 people filed through the cathedral and plaza... |
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Mobile phone cancer link brought up once moreFiled under: All CancersIn the last decade, we've seen studies that try to link mobile phone use to all kinds of cancer, the most common type being brain cancer. The thinking is that the radiation output from these devices affects the brain when those phones are held close to the head for extende... |
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Millions around the world die in pain due to morphine bansFiled under: DrugMillions of people around the world die in severe pain due to bans of morphine, reports The New York Times. While poverty plays a role, doctors also fear law enforcement of morphine bans. The World Health Organization estimates that 4.8 million people around the world suffer with... |
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