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HEALTH | Cancer breakthrough for new centre - BBC Newsnews.bbc.co.uk › health
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... able to deliver individually-tailored treatment to patients, depending on their likelihood to relapse. Dr Ros Eeles, Institute of Cancer Research ...
Record gene haul points to better cancer screening | Reuters
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New research has nearly doubled the number of genetic variations implicated in breast, prostate and ovarian cancer, offering fresh avenues for screening...
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Ros Eeles. March Genetic testing for prostate and breast cancer comes a step closer. Tests are likely to be three to five years away, but ...
Gene tests may hold the key to halting deadly prostate cancer, study...
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Men should be genetically screened for prostate cancer say scientists, after identifying 13 mutations that predict disease
Ovarian cancer sufferers can boost survival chances with hormone...
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A 22-year study took 150 sufferers and gave half of them hormone therapy and of the 75 on HRT 53 died, compared with 68 who did not take it
This chart could save your life: How mathematicians are fighting the...
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Today, statistics don't just give cancer patients their chances of survival. As mathematicians get to work on our genetic data, they are opening up new fronts...
Professor Ros Eeles - The Bob Champion Cancer Trust
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The Bob Champion Cancer Trust is funding a research project in the laboratory of Professor Ros Eeles.
FOCUS: Prostatakrebs: Zeigefinger verweist auf Tumorrisiko ...
Studienautorin Ros Eeles räumt zwar ein, dass noch mehr Untersuchungen nötig wären. Doch wenn sich die Beobachtung bestätigte, dann könnte die Fingerlänge ein erster Anhaltspunkt für ein ...
BBC News - Finger length linked to prostate cancer
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Scientists believe they have found a link between a long index finger and a reduced risk of prostate cancer.
Studies detect slew of new genes for prostate risk | Reuters
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Three studies published on Sunday identify at least ten new genes that raise a man's risk of prostate cancer, information which could lead to better screening...
Finger length is a marker for risk of prostate cancer
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Men whose index fingers are longer than their ring fingers are much less likely to develop prostate cancer, a new study suggests.
Länge des Zeigefingers zeigt Prostatakrebs-Risiko – News –...
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Patient turns genetic detective - BBC News
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Two generations of one family talk about how they are helping to track down the genetic roots of prostate cancer.
Cancer Detection: DNA Study Brings 'New Era' | UK News | Sky News
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Scientists hail a cancer research breakthrough that could result in a test showing how likely people are to develop the disease.
Prostate cancer spit test is trialled - BBC News
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It looks for high-risk genes that put one in 100 men at increased risk of the disease.
Drilling down to genetic root of prostate tumor development
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Study author Ros Eeles, professor of oncogenetics at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, and honorary consultant at The Royal ...
Prostate Cancer With Faulty BRCA2 Gene Spreads More Quickly
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BRCA2 mutations are associated with poor survival outcomes and this should be taken into account in treating affected patients, say researchers.
Prostate Cancer Study Fingers Surprising New Risk Factor - CBS News
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Men with Long Index Fingers Less Likely to Develop Prostate Cancer, Study Shows
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