mardi 31 mars 2015

Onco Actu du 31 mars 2015

   

Les étoiles de couleur jaune signalent des articles dont la lecture est en priorité suggérée (1*) ou recommandée (3*).

3.1 Tabac




E-cigarettes: Many teenagers trying them, survey concludes [BBC News]










Scientists issue call for urgent controls on e-cigarette sales to children [The Guardian]










Four in 10 teenage e-cigarette users would not have smoked, warn health experts [The Telegraph]









4. Dépistage, diagnostic et pronostic




Cell Slime Could Hold Key to Cancer Detection [GEN]









4.5 Dép., diag. & prono. - Colorectal




ASCP, CAP, AMP, and ASCO Issue Draft Colorectal Cancer Molecular Marker Testing Guideline and Announce Opening of Public Comment Period [ASCO]









5. Traitements




Researchers develop new potential drug for rare leukemia [University of Michigan Health System]










More pieces in the prostate puzzle [The Cancer Blog]










Generic cancer drugs that we can trust [Cancer World]









5.2 Pharma




Novartis in major oncology drive [Pharmafile]









5.2.1 Pharma - Partenariats




Merck KGaA forges a $941M CAR-T development deal with Intrexon [FierceBiotech]










Novartis accelerates cancer immunotherapy efforts with Aduro Biotech alliance and launch of new immuno-oncology research group [Novartis]










CRT and Bioinvent expand collaboration with University of Southampton scientists to develop new immunotherapy treatments for cancer [Cancer Research UK]










Novartis digs deeper into cancer with up to $750 million Aduro deal [Reuters]









5.3 Traitements - FDA, EMA,...




FDA Approves First Therapy for High-Risk Neuroblastoma [National Cancer Institute]










Breaking Down Barriers to Drug Innovation a Team Effort, FDA Says in Guidance [RAPS]









6. Lutte contre les cancers




NIH forms team of experts to chart course for the President’s Precision Medicine Initiative research network [NIH]










The Condition Cancer Research Is In [NY Times]









6.1 Observation




Making Sense of Key Cancer Reports [National Cancer Institute]










New analysis of breast cancer subtypes could lead to better risk stratification; Annual Report to the Nation shows that mortality and incidence for most cancers continue to decline [National Cancer Institute]










U.S. cancer incidence, mortality largely stable or decreasing [Reuters]









6.10 Politiques




Doctors With Cancer Push California To Allow Aid In Dying [NPR]









6.11 Patients




‘Can I go on a cruise?’ really means ‘How long do I have to live?’ [The Guardian]









6.4 Médico-éco




Q&A: What can we learn from the US Choosing Wisely campaign to cut down unnecessary tests, treatment? [Croakey]









6.8 Communication




“Cancer will always be in our midst:” A conversation with physician-writer Siddhartha Mukherjee [Scope Blog]










A Week of Excitement and Hope: Communicating the Story of Cancer [National Cancer Institute]










More than half of 60 Minutes devoted to "Killing Cancer" but still no independent perspective [HealthNewsReview]










AACR Members Help Tell the Story of Cancer and Cancer Research in New Documentary [CANCER RESEARCH Catalyst]










Chronicling Cancer Research in Books and Film [Dana-Farber Cancer Institute]