Earlier this year, we looked at present-day global cancer data and risk factors. Today, we consider the War on Cancer turns 50. Yes, it’s 50 years since the federal government launched this battle.…
2021 Lustgarten Walk for Pancreatic Cancer Research
As we wrote in 2020, “Unlike in prior years, “Team Joel Walks for Pancreatic Cancer Research” did not mean gathering among thousands of people at Jones Beach on Long Island.…
Read moreThe Latest Pancreatic Cancer Advances
Today, we add to our growing library containing valuable information about various aspects of pancreatic cancer. In this post, we review the latest pancreatic cancer advances.…
Read moreWomen Need More Cancer Testing
Recent global research shows that women need more cancer testing. This relates to getting patients to follow medical advice.
WHO Findings: Women Need More Cancer Testing
According to Hologic:
Cancer remains one of the most frightening health challenges women face.…
Read moreOlder Adults Underrepresented in Cancer Research
In our review of cancer research, one group does not receive enough attention. Hence, we now examine older adults underrepresented in cancer research.
Gaps in Analysis: Older Adults Underrepresented in Cancer Research
For this discussion, we turn to a great new article in the New England Journal of Medicine by Monica M.…
Read moreOur Furry Friends May Help with Brain Cancer
We know that our pets provide us with various psychological benefits. For example, see “A Feel Good Pet Story.” And companion pets are great. Now, our furry friends may help with brain cancer.…
Roche Pulls the Plug on Its Breast Cancer Drug
Thankfully, in June 2021, we reported good news. “A drug sold by AstraZeneca and Merck reduced the recurrence of breast cancer in women with an early but aggressive form of the disease.…
