Cancer

Night work may increase a woman's chances of developing breast cancer
A US cancer patient gets her chemotherapy treatment in 2010
Truck drivers queue for diesel in China
A scientific discovery about where and how cervical cancer takes root in the body has resolved a decades-long mystery
Cancer survivors are more likely than their cancer-free counterparts to engage in risky behaviors, a US study said
Sunbed tanning may put fair-skinned people at risk of developing skin cancer from exposure to high-intensity UVA rays
Sheryl Crow says she has been diagnosed with a benign brain tumor
Sheryl Crow says she has been diagnosed with a benign brain tumor
About 76,000 new cases of melanoma are diagnosed each year in the United States
Two new experimental treatments against advanced melanoma have shown promise in keeping deadly skin cancer at bay
The data showed that 65% of T-DM1 patients were alive after 2 years, compared to 47.5% of the standard therapy patients
A doctor demonstrates technology used to fight cancer in patients
Chinese police inspect illegal cooking oil amid reports said up to one-tenth of supplies contained cancer-causing agents
A scientist tests DNA samples for variations that would point to someone's succeptibility to prostate cancer
Worldwide cases of cancer are likely to rise by nearly 75 percent by 2030
A cancer patient gets her chemotherapy treatment
Grammy-winning disco legend Donna Summer, pictured in 2009, died Thursday after a battle with cancer, aged 63
Grammy-winning disco legend Donna Summer, pictured in 2009, died Thursday after a battle with cancer, aged 63
Grammy-winning disco legend Donna Summer, pictured in 2009, died Thursday after a battle with cancer, aged 63
Yuvraj Singh underwent chemotherapy treatment in the United States earlier this year

50,000 leap in child smoking: report

Around 207,000 children aged 11 to 15 took up smoking in 2011, a rise of 50,000 on the previous year, Cancer Research UK figures released on Friday showed.
 

Parental concerns rise over HPV vaccine: study

A growing number of US parents oppose doctors' recommendations to vaccinate teenage girls against human papillomavirus (HPV), the main cause of cervical cancer, a study said Monday.
 

Never-ending ordeal for Romanian cancer patients

"Fighting cancer is a daily battle," says Camelia Dima, whose daughter suffers from a malignant tumour. But in Romania, long waiting lists and a shortage of drugs make the fight even harder.
 

FDA studying possible cancer risk of anti-diabetes drugs

The US Food and Drug Administration said Thursday it was reviewing results of unpublished studies hinting at higher risks of ulcers and pancreatic cancer for users of certain anti-diabetes drugs.
 

Science unravels tapeworm DNA

Scientists said Wednesday they had unravelled the genetic code of the tapeworm, unearthing data that should lead to more efficient drugs against the dangerous intestinal parasite.
 

Activists fault WHO report on Fukushima radiation

Activist physicians on Monday accused the World Health Organization of downplaying the health impact of nuclear fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
 

Barca ready for tactical "revolution"

Barcelona assistant coach Jordi Roura said on Monday his team were ready to "revolutionise" their tactics as they look to overturn a 2-0 first leg defeat in Tuesday's Champions League return against AC Milan.
 

Venezuela, China vow deeper ties after Chavez death

Venezuela's new acting president, Nicolas Maduro, held talks with a Chinese delegation on Saturday and the two sides vowed to deepen strategic relations in honor of late leader Hugo Chavez.
 

Black Sabbath guitarist writes Armenia Eurovision song

The guitarist of British rock band Black Sabbath, Tony Iommi, has composed the music for Armenia's entry to this year's Eurovision song contest, the performers said Thursday.
 

Venezuela's Chavez dies, ending an era

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez lost his battle with cancer Tuesday, his death silencing the leading voice of the Latin American left and putting the oil-rich nation on a path to early elections.
 

Venezuela's Chavez dies, armed forces deployed

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez lost his battle with cancer, his death silencing the leading voice of the Latin American left and putting the oil-rich nation on a path to early elections.
 

Venezuela's Chavez dies at 58

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez lost his battle with cancer Tuesday, silencing the leading voice of the Latin American left and plunging his divided oil-rich nation into an uncertain future.
 

Venezuela accuses 'enemies' of causing Chavez cancer

Venezuela on Tuesday accused its enemies of causing ailing President Hugo Chavez's cancer and expelled two US military officers for an alleged plot to destabilize the nation.
 

Venezuela govt, military hold talks as Chavez worsens

Venezuela's top civilian and military officials met at the presidential palace on Tuesday after the government announced that cancer-stricken President Hugo Chavez had taken a turn for the worse, according to state-run television.
 

Venezuela on tenterhooks as Chavez health worsens

Venezuela plunged deeper into an uncertain future on Tuesday as cancer-stricken President Hugo Chavez took a turn for the worse, hit by a severe infection and breathing problems.
 

Chavez suffers new 'severe infection'

The condition of cancer-stricken Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has worsened as the leftist leader suffers from a new and severe infection and his breathing has become more difficult, the government said.
 

Wladimir Klitschko puts titles on line against Pianeta

World heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko will defend his four belts against cancer survivor Francesco Pianeta on May 4 in Mannheim, Germany, Klitschko's management has announced.
 

Venezuela's Chavez suffers new 'severe infection'

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is suffering from a severe infection and his breathing has worsened during chemotherapy, putting him in a "very delicate" state, the government said.
 

Venezuela's Chavez in 'very delicate' state

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is suffering from a severe infection and his breathing has worsened during chemotherapy, putting him in a "very delicate" state, the government said.
 

Venezuela's Chavez suffering 'severe' infection

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is suffering from a "new and severe" infection that has worsened his breathing as he undergoes intensive chemotherapy, the government said late Monday.
 

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Cancer
Classification and external resources

A coronal CT scan showing malignant cancer of the lung sac.
Legend: → tumor ←, ★ central pleural effusion, 1&3 lungs, 2 spine, 4 ribs, 5 aorta, 6 spleen, 7&8 kidneys, 9 liver.
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