Cutting Edge Research For Cancer

Much of how we look at cancer treatment today has to do with advancements in molecular biology, a branch of science that looks deep within a cell's inner workings. For one thing, technology has become more sophisticated allowing scientists to map a... Full Answer

Patients' fears about experimental treatments, placebos, unnecessary testing, and cost of care often keep them from even considering a trial, let alone enrolling in one. Many of these fears are unfounded. For example, patients often think that every... Full Answer

In a test of olive oils, researchers found anticarcinogenic properties in monounsaturated fat. That would mean that olive oil, rich in monounsaturated fat, is not only a heart helper but may also deter cancer. That helps explain why, compared to northern... Full Answer

A recent animal study revealed that certain antibodies may be able to shrink and eliminate cancerous tumors. Watch this video featuring Dr. Robin Miller to find out how these antibodies work.   Full Answer

Most doctors who treat cancer work with hospitals that are good at cancer care. Ask other doctors and nurses for their opinions on hospitals in your area. Cancer experience is also important for hospitals. For example, larger hospitals may have more... Full Answer

People with certain kinds of cancers are much more likely to survive today than in previous years, thanks to advances in prevention and treatment. In this video, Dr. David Agus talks about how these lifesavers are making a difference. Full Answer

What's the ultimate cure for cancer? Helping the body fight it off in the first place. In this video, Dr. David Agus shares his thoughts on what cancer therapy may look like someday soon. Full Answer

Researchers are making strides in the war on cancer, but many experts believe we could be making faster progress. In this video, Dr. David Agus talks about what needs to change in cancer research. Full Answer

Yes. Clinical trials are an important treatment option for many cancer patients. To develop new, more effective treatments, and better ways to use current treatments, the NCI is sponsoring clinical trials in many hospitals and cancer centers around the... Full Answer

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates interstate and international communications, provides consumers with information about human exposure to RF energy from cellular telephones and other devices at their Web page includes links to... Full Answer