jeudi 26 mars 2015

Onco-Actu du 26 mars 2015

   

2.5 Etiologie - Gènes

Amgen Releases A Giant Genetic Portrait Of A Nation -- And A Map Of The Future [Forbes]

26/03/2015 - www.forbes.com

Genome Study Predicts DNA of the Whole of Iceland [Reuters]

In Iceland’s DNA, New Clues to Disease-Causing Genes [NY Times]

25/03/2015 - www.nytimes.com

4.1 Dép., diag. & prono. - Prostate

Using multiple imaging measures could improve prostate cancer diagnosis [Institute of Cancer Research]

26/03/2015 - www.icr.ac.uk

4.9 Dép., diag. & prono. - Sein

NHS 'failing to protect' older women from breast cancer [The Telegraph]

26/03/2015 - www.telegraph.co.uk

5. Traitements

Why Doctors Are Trying A Skin Cancer Drug To Treat A Brain Tumor [NPR]

26/03/2015 - www.npr.org

High hopes for hypofractionation in search for cheaper, better radiotherapy [Institute of Cancer Research]

26/03/2015 - www.icr.ac.uk

5.2 Traitements - Pharma

Cellectis pulls off a $228M IPO to bankroll its CAR-T ambitions [FierceBiotech]

26/03/2015 - www.fiercebiotech.com

VBL Therapeutics' brain cancer drug succeeds in mid-stage study [Reuters]

25/03/2015 - www.reuters.com

5.4 Traitements - Economie

NICE issues final guidance on pomalidomide (Imnovid) for blood cancer [NICE]

26/03/2015 - www.nice.org.uk

6. Lutte contre les cancers

Well: How Exercise May Aid Cancer Treatment [NY Times]

6.1 Lutte - Observation

Is cancer care at a crossroads? [BBC News]

26/03/2015 - www.bbc.com

New global cancer map aims to improve care in developing countries [Scope Blog]

6.11 Lutte - Patients

A Woman's Journey From Cancer Diagnosis To 'Professional Patient' [NPR]

26/03/2015 - www.npr.org

6.5 Lutte - Médecines alternatives

Medical marijuana and the new herbalism, part 3: Cannabis does not cure breast cancer [Respectful Insolence]

26/03/2015 - scienceblogs.com

6.8 Lutte - Communication

Why Might A Woman Have Her Ovaries Removed? [Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center]

26/03/2015 - www.mskcc.org

Jolie can start a health conversation, but she mustn’t be the last word [The Globe and Mail]