Well this might end up being a good move here as there’s much to gain. At least invest in something that has the potential to improve and save lives rather than to over deluge us with more social software. Don’t misunderstand here, I use and like social medias and it works well for me with...
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In August I posted a story from 60 Minutes about the machine and now it looks like it is going to the right place for further evaluation, the FDA. From my prior post: “ The M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston and the University of Pittsburgh both have the machine and are doing some additional...
10 genetic mutations were found in the patient's tumor and virtually every cell in the tumor sample had nine of the mutations. “What's striking about the new research is that the scientists were able to sift through the 3 billion pairs of chemical bases that make up the human genome to...
Even folks with money and in high positions have problems getting access to cancer drugs, as you can read below, and this was not an issue of not being able to afford the medication. When you read items as such, it makes you stop and think how precious life and healthcare really is. BD ...
This is a touchy subject as you don’t want to diminish any funds that are coming in, yet some type of umbrella where perhaps all are connected may not be a bad idea. As mentioned too, the groups are able to help gain research funds to innovators that may not otherwise be able to get a traditional...
The tool is designed for use by doctors and will still need to go through clinical trials to determine accuracy and effectiveness. This is a joint effort and will be tested at Harvard Medical School and the Cleveland Clinic. Radiation oncologists and urologists are the targeted physicians...
The debate over Medicare paying for this procedures has been up in the air for years, but now I believe the cost as well as convenience issue is starting to come together. CT Scanners have had this service available for years and it certainly is much easier for the patient, hands down. There is...
This was sent to via a reader, and the video offers a new way of looking at cancer, as a fungus. Being I am a blogger and not a medical professional, I can't offer any opinions one way or another, but would certainly welcome any comments from those in a position who can and this would in turn...
One Biotech looking for money with their focus on cancer treating drugs in various stages of clinical trials. BD Seattle-based Cell Therapeutics is sending out an SOS signal to investors. "We have an immediate need to raise additional capital in the next thirty days in order to meet...
What a news flash here! I can see this one potentially becoming an event between couples, “honey I’m going to get cancer if I don’t get enough sex, so help me out ”…(grin). The study indicates that more than once a week is required to potentially remain outside the “risk” zone and that 3...