 National Post | How Many People Will Have Cancer in 2030? WebMD - Salynn Boyles, Salynn Boyles By Salynn Boyles April 30, 2009 -- Cancer incidence among minorities in the United States will double over the next two decades, from about 330000 cases today to about 660000 cases by the year 2030, a new study projects. The dramatic spike in cancers ... Abortions not increased among cancer survivors Reuters Researchers predict jump in cancer cases by 2030 Bartlesville Live Minorities to Bear Brunt of Rise in US Cancer Cases Atlanta Journal Constitution Modern Medicine - HemOncToday all 55 news articles |
 MiamiHerald.com | Relay for Life generates hope for cancer victims Eastern Arizona Courier, AZ - Jon Johnson The event is part of a national effort to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. This year, the event attracted thousands of people to the all-night relay. Nationally, the event celebrated its 25th anniversary. The Relay for Life of Graham County ... Relay For Life Gives Cancer Survivors Reason To Celebrate TomRiver Times Relay for Life raises $71000 against cancer Lamron Cancer Survivor Event Trenton Republican Times Carman Valley Leader - The Tennessean all 209 news articles |
 NJ.com | Going for a test drive will help fund cancer research Hilton Head Island Packet, SC Ford Motor Co. will donate $20 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure in the name of each prospective customer who test drives a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury vehicle through June 1, up to $1 million. Local dealership OC Welch Ford Lincoln Mercury will match Ford's ... Cancer is not a topic we should avoid Delaware News Ford Donates $20 Per Test Drive to Breast Cancer Fight U.S. News Rankings & Reviews Fighting Cancer: Who's Winning? New York Times PriceWheels.com - Colloquy.com all 107 news articles |
Cancer-obesity Link Could Aid Prevention Efforts Science Daily (press release) ScienceDaily (Apr. 30, 2009) — A new link between body fat and cancer identified by a Michigan State University researcher underscores obesity's health risk and could lead to new cancer treatment and prevention strategies. Jenifer Fenton, an MSU food ... |
Abortions not increased among cancer survivors Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who survive childhood cancer are no more or less likely to opt for an abortion during pregnancy than unaffected women, new research from Denmark suggests. These findings run counter to those in a recent report from the ... |