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Oncology
Ovarian cancer flaw 'identified'
Monday, 3rd August 2009Researchers claim to have identified a genetic flaw which leads to higher risks of suffering from ovarian cancer.
Non-natural menopause linked to lung cancer
Friday, 24th July 2009An increased risk of lung cancer could be one of the side effects of premature menopause caused by medical interventions.
Breast screening 'the best discovery tool'
Wednesday, 15th July 2009Screening remains the most effective tool for discovering breast cancers as soon as possible, it has been claimed.
Ultrasound 'outperforms symptom analysis' on ovarian cancer detection
Wednesday, 15th July 2009Ultrasound techniques are better at predicting occurrences of ovarian cancer than symptom analysis, according to a new study.
Second cervical cancer vaccine approved by WHO
Tuesday, 14th July 2009The World Health Organization has approved a second cervical cancer vaccine, it has been reported.
HPV vaccine 'would not offer great value in the Netherlands'
Monday, 6th July 2009Vaccination against the human papillomavirus (HPV) is not presently cost-effective in the Netherlands, a new study has indicated.
Older people 'dying of cancer in UK' despite resources
Tuesday, 30th June 2009Up to 15,000 older people in the UK could be dying prematurely from cancer each year, it has been reported.
'Confusion' over ovarian cancer signs
Monday, 29th June 2009A new UK study has indicated that many women may be needlessly dying of ovarian cancer because their symptoms are mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome.
'No need to fear' cervical screening
Monday, 29th June 2009Women should not be afraid to visit a gynaecologist for a cervical cancer test, it has been claimed.
UK decides against lowering cervical cancer test age
Friday, 26th June 2009The UK Department of Health has decided against lowering the age at which women can be tested for cervical cancer.


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