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- We imagine a simple formula. Get tested and if there is cancer get treated. But what scientists are trying to tell us is there is a different formula. Get healthy and seek appropriate treatment based on how dangerous your particular cancer is. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2009-11-20
- Killing cancer with social media
- Drew Olanoff has infected the world with positive disease: awareness. And he's done so by taking advantage of the interwebs. Olanoff has been fighting cancer for a while now, and it looks like he's getting a little better. In the process, he has...
- Blog posts 2009-10-09
- A Nobel links aging, cancer, evolution and politics
- The practical result might be a cancer vaccine which attacks cells that produce telemorase, turning off the cancer process while allowing normal aging to continue. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2009-10-05
- Drew Olanoff's 24-hour 'blame-a-thon' raises funds for LiveStrong
- If you ask Drew Olanoff, everything happens for a reason: including his cancer. And since he's the type of digital geek to share his life online anyway, he figured he'd include the community in his plight by creating #blamedrewscancer. And, not only is Olanoff including the community, he's inspiring a...
- Blog posts 2009-09-08
- A plastic is a plastic is a plastic...NOT!
- The folks at EWG have put together some information and research data to help we nearly powerless consumers at least try to avoid some of the worst chemicals we bring into our lives and our homes. You can find the EWG plastic guide here. Some simple tips: try...
- Blog posts 2009-09-06
- Jeffrey Walker: an Irregular farewell
- Living on Central European Time means I don't always get news in a timely fashion. Some news I don't want to get. Jeffrey Walker's passing came to me via a Tweet and I am crushed. Jeffrey was one of 'us' Irregulars. A gentle...
- Blog posts 2009-09-03
- Skin Cancer Image Viewer 1.0 (Mobile)
- Keep clicking the Escape button on your BlackBerry to view skin cancer images from credible Web sites (National Cancer Institute, skin cancer databases, universities). Each button click presents a new high quality skin cancer image, selected at random from the Internet. The average size of an image is 30Kb. The...
- Software downloads 2009-07-02
- The Canada Dry cancer cure?
- A low dose of ginger, the equivalent of just a quarter-teaspoon of fresh, grated ginger per day, seemed to give the best results, when combined with traditional anti-nausea drugs. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2009-05-15
- Expanding the pill business model
- Naltrexone costs about $4.50/day, the price of a single pint of Guinness at my local pub. Cancer drugs cost much, much more. How do we apportion that cost among patients, insurers, employers and taxpayers? by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2009-04-16
- TouchOut Cancer 1.1 (Mobile)
- Bringing cancer news, knowledge and awareness to people each and every day. TouchOut Cancer utilizes best in class content from the top cancer and health care organizations. Content will include prevention tips, new and updated clinical trials, stories of hope, information about cancer services and celebrity audio and video messages....
- Software downloads 2009-03-03
- Cancer 2009 (Mobile)
- Discover how 2009 will influence your life, job, relationships, love. Complete guide with your strenghts and weaknesses. Love for men, women and details about seduction.
- Software downloads 2009-01-25
- You want to talk about colonoscopies?
- The virtual procedure gets rid of the probe going up your butt, but you still have the same preparation, which is where the pain is, so what's the advantage? by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-12-24
- The good news about cancer
- The other good news from the less-cancer story is more important. Death rates from cancer continue to decline, have been declining for 15 years. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-11-28
- Will genetic study of lung cancer yield fruit?
- One of the more intriguing findings is that patients who are smokers suffer nearly 10 times more genetic changes than non-smokers. This may make the cancers of non-smokers easier to treat, which is not the case now. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-10-23
- Drink beer to avoid cancer...
- The International Genetically Engineered Machine iGEM synthetic biology competition will be held on November 8-9 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. 85 teams will be part of this contest, using 'a standard toolkit of DNA building blocks -- think genetic LEGO blocks -- to create living organisms that do odd things.' One of...
- Blog posts 2008-10-17
- The viral theory of cancer
- It was hard for public health officials to get their arms around the idea that a virus could cause a cancer. Some still don't. But this is the message in this year's Nobel Prize for Medicine, which went to the Frenchmen who found HIV and the German who found HPV,...
- Blog posts 2008-10-06
- Do squirrels really know how to avoid cancer?
- University of Rochester researchers have discovered that small rodents with long lifespans, such as squirrels or chinchillas, can live decades without developing any form of cancer. Apparently, these rodents are using a previously unknown anti-cancer mechanism different from the ones used by humans or other large mammals. The lead researcher...
- Blog posts 2008-09-21
- What the fight against cancer really needs
- What the fight against cancer really needs isn't another feel-good telethon but an open source process. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-09-05
- Worst news for McCain is not from Denver
- The news is that even a milder form of McCain's skin cancer puts patients at increased risk, not just for more skin cancers, but for other cancers as well. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-08-27
- Sensors to detect oral cancer in saliva
- According to the American Cancer Society ACS, there will be about 35,000 new cases of oral cancer in the U.S. this year. The ACS also estimates that 'when oral cancer is identified in its early stages, patient survival rate is almost 90 percent, compared with 50 percent when the disease...
- Blog posts 2008-08-06
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