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The FDA Has Approved a Non-Invasive Test for Colorectal Cancer

Aug 15, 2014

People over 50, rejoice! The FDA has approved a non-invasive test for colorectal cancer, and it may not take years to obtain. Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist David Ahlquist co-invented the test, Cologuard, which detects the presence of ...

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Study Finds Improvements in Survival Largely Reflect Gains Among Non-Elderly Whites

Feb 16, 2014

Study finds improvements in survival largely reflect gains among non-elderly whites and Asians While new and better treatments have improved the odds of survival for patients diagnosed late stage colorectal cancer, that progress has been ...

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Here Are Some of The Latest Health and Medical News Developments,Compiled by The Editors

Feb 13, 2014

Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay: New Anti-Smoking Ad Campaign Targets Youth Ruined teeth and damaged skin are among the images being used in a new U.S. government ...

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A Pair of Common Tests Might Help Colorectal Cancer Patients

Jan 15, 2014

A pair of common tests might help colorectal cancer patients who have undergone surgery remain cancer-free, British researchers say. Both a standard CT scan and a blood test known as CEA (carcinoembryonic antigen) improved doctors' ...

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The U.S. Death Rate From Cancer Declined Steadily Since The Peak of 1991 to 2010

Jan 11, 2014

The U.S. death rate from cancer declined steadily since the peak of 1991 to 2010 -- 20 percent for men and women combined, researchers say. American Cancer Society statistics found death rates from 1991 to 2010 declined more than 50 ...

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E. Coli Has Earned Its Reputation as a Deadly Pathogen Lurking in Contaminated Foods

Jan 6, 2014

E. coli has earned its reputation as a deadly pathogen lurking in contaminated foods, but a multi-year study may give it some positive press as a source of medical knowledge and potential therapeutics. Researchers at Kansas State ...

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Having a Lower Variety of Bacteria in The Gut Is Associated with Colorectal Cancer

Dec 27, 2013

Having a lower variety of bacteria in the gut is associated with colorectal cancer, according to a new study. Researchers analyzed DNA in fecal samples collected from 47 colorectal cancer patients and 94 people without the disease to ...

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Low Levels of The "Sunshine Vitamin" Are More Likely a Consequence of Illness

Dec 27, 2013

Low levels of vitamin D have been implicated as a potential cause of diseases ranging from cancer to diabetes. Now an extensive review suggests it's really the other way around: Low levels of the "sunshine vitamin" are more likely a ...

Tags: vitamin D, cancer, diabetes, low levels of vitamin D

Type of Anesthesia Doctors Use Might Make a Difference in The Odds of The Cancer Returning

Dec 26, 2013

For men having prostate cancer surgery, the type of anesthesia doctors use might make a difference in the odds of the cancer returning, a new study suggests. Researchers found that of nearly 3,300 men who underwent prostate cancer ...

Tags: ostate cancer, anesthesia, cancer returning, men health

80% Doctors Who Treat Cancer Were Unable to Prescribe Medication Because of Drug Shortage

Dec 25, 2013

Four out of five doctors who treat cancer were unable to prescribe their medication of choice at least once during a six-month period because of a drug shortage, according to a new survey. The survey also found that more than 75 percent ...

Tags: drug shortage, chemotherapy drugs, cancer doctors

Covidien Is Making an $860 Million Bet

Dec 11, 2013

Covidien is making an $860 million bet that people would much rather swallow a pill-sized camera than undergo a traditional colonoscopy. Dublin, Ireland–based Covidien, announced over the weekend that it will pay $30 per share for ...

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It Can Be Difficult for Many People to Determine How Best to Approach a Healthy Lifestyle

Nov 19, 2013

With so much conflicting information out there about which foods are healthy and which foods are not, it can be difficult for many people to determine how best to approach a healthy lifestyle that includes eating well. But a good place to ...

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Doctors Should Aim on Heart Disease, Diabetes and Osteoporosis for HIV Patients

Nov 15, 2013

Those with HIV are living normal lifespans and their doctors should aim on preventive care for heart disease, diabetes and osteoporosis, U.S. researchers say. The Human Immunodeficiency Medicine Association of the Infectious Diseases ...

Tags: HIV, heart diease, HIV-infected, diabete, cancer

Soyabean Is Considered as a Healthy Source of Proteins, Vitamins and Saturated Fats

Nov 4, 2013

We all are extremely conscious towards the health realted concerns, hence it is important to eat balanced and protein-rich diet in our daily routine. Today, soyabean is considered as a healthy source of proteins, vitamins and saturated ...

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The Colon Is an Essential Organ That Contributes Greatly to The Proper Digestion of Foods

Oct 27, 2013

The colon is an essential organ that contributes greatly to the proper digestion of foods and the excretion of waste. Without a properly working colon, bacteria, toxins, fats, cholesterol, and other potentially harmful substances could ...

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