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- Prostate Cancer Hormone Therapy May Increase Heart Risk January 31, 2010While hormone therapy is beneficial for many men with prostate cancer, there is growing concern that it may increase heart disease risk factors, according to a new report by leading health organizations. […]
- Prominent US Radiology Association Says Airport Body Scanners Safe January 27, 2010Do new whole body scanners used in airport security lines pose a health risk? The American College of Radiology (ACR) says no. […]
- Experimental Technology Improves Cord Blood Transplants for Leukemia Patients January 18, 2010Researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center are working on a way to make umbilical cord blood transplants safer and more effective. […]
- Study Shows Regular Exercise Benefits Prostate Cancer Survivors January 6, 2010Need another reason to exercise? A recent study found that even a moderate amount of exercise reduced overall mortality rates in men with prostate cancer. […]
- Obesity to Outweigh Public Health Gains of Declining Smoking Rates December 21, 2009Smoking rates in the US are declining, while obesity rates are on the rise. A recent study forecasts the effects on life expectancy and quality-of-life. […]
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