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17
Nov
2009
A couple of more days

6 days ago by admin

I enjoyed a really nice weekend – ate lots of good food, including one of my favorites baby back ribs, spent time with my daughter, finished the solo campaign in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and am now working my way through Special Ops. My chemotherapy treatments will start this Thursday. This wi ...

My TNBC Journey - mytnbcjourney.com

09
Nov
2009
Approved

14 days ago by admin

Approval to participate in the clinical trial was received this afternoon: Randomized phase II 2×2 factorial trial of the addition of carboplatin and/or bevacizumab to neoadjuvant weekly paclitaxel followed by dose-dense AC in hormone receptor-poor/HER2-negative resectable breast cancer. All my bodi ...

My TNBC Journey - mytnbcjourney.com

ΝΕΥΡΟΛΟΓΙΑ – ΟΓΚΟΙ : ΚΑΡΚΙΝΟΓΟΝΑ ...

14 days ago by Dr D. Kountouris

ΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΑΝΑΚΑΛΥΨΗ ΤΗΣ ΣΑΛΙΝΟΜΥΚΙΝΗΣ ΕΠΙΤΕΥΧΘΗΚΕΕΝΑ ΚΑΙΝΟΥΡΙΟ ΒΗΜΑ ΣΤΗΝ ΘΕΡΑΠΕΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΚΑΡΚΙΝΩΝ. Μετά την ανακάλυψη των ιδιαιτεροτήτων των καρκινογόνων βλαστοκυττάρων το επόμενο βήμα ήτανε να βρεθεί μια θεραπευτική λύση για το οξύ πρόβλημα αυτό για τις διάφορες μορφές καρκίνου όπως είναι του στήθους και ...

NEURO-TALKS / ... - neurotalk.blogspot.com · 4 references

Decision Time

14 days ago by admin

In an earlier post I wrote about my opportunity to participate in the clinical trial: Randomized phase II 2×2 factorial trial of the addition of carboplatin and/or bevacizumab to neoadjuvant weekly paclitaxel followed by dose-dense AC in hormone receptor-poor/HER2-negative resectable breast cancer. ...

My TNBC Journey - mytnbcjourney.com

24
Oct
2009
What About the Rain Forest and Herbal Remedies?

30 days ago

Are the rain forests safe?With all the attention in the news these days concerning the depletion of the Amazon rain forest, you might be concerned about the supply of herbal remedies from South America. What happens to all those amazing plants that are used everyday by millions of women to get menop ...

Nature Herbal World - natureherbalworld.com · Rank: 56,412 · 8 references

21
Oct
2009
Prostate Cancer Treatment – What Kind of Drugs are Used to Treat Prostate ...

33 days ago by Pharma Tech

Doctors will try different medications before referring you to a medical oncologist. If you are referred to one that would imply that your prostate cancer has reached an advanced stage. They would then be speaking about Chemotherapy. Chemotherapy will destroy the cancer cells by interfering with the ...

Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials - pharmaceuticalclinicaltrials.com · 1 reference

13
Oct
2009
Pfizer halts enrollment in Phase III cancer study

41 days ago by pharmafeed

Alarmed by signs that patients in a late-stage lung cancer drug study were afflicted by a higher rate of adverse events than the volunteers in a placebo arm, Pfizer says it opted to halt enrollment until it can gain a better understanding of what is happening. The adverse events, which include death ...

PharmaFeed - pharmafeed.com · Rank: 36,625 · 9 references

07
Oct
2009
YM BioSciences to Take Over Cytopia Gaining Base in Australia

47 days ago by pharmafeed

YM BioSciences has proposed to merge with Melbourne-based Cytopia to complement its cancer-focused pipeline. The stock-for-stock deal will also allow YM the opportunity to begin clinical trials in Australia with its oncology drug nimotuzumab, which is already approved in 21 countries. YM will also n ...

PharmaFeed - pharmafeed.com · Rank: 36,625 · 9 references

24
Sep
2009
Modified Chemo Regime Increases Survival In Advanced Ovarian Cancer Patients ...

60 days ago by Paul Cacciatore

Women with advanced ovarian cancer lived longer and without their tumors growing after receiving a modified regimen of a standard chemotherapy drug combination, Japanese researchers reported last week. In a large phase III clinical trial, women who received carboplatin every 3 weeks and a reduced do ...

Libby's H*O*P*E* - healthinfoispower.wordpress.com · 11 references

07
Sep
2009
There's no such thing as a free lunch - unless you're running a ...

77 days ago by Scott K. Aberegg, M.D., M.P.H., FCCP

A 20% difference in some outcome is either clinically relevant, or it is not. If A is worse than B by 19% and that's NOT clinically relevant and significant, then A being better than B by 19% must also NOT be clinically relevant and significant. But that is not how the authors of trials such as this ...

Medical Evidence Blog - medicalevidence.blogspot.com · 2 references

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