Studies Examine Treatment Options For Ovarian Cancer Patients

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Studies Examine Treatment Options For Ovarian Cancer Patients

Long-term use of the cancer medication Avastin may help women with ovarian cancer live longer without their cancer progressing, new research shows. Experimental drug NKTR-102 produced substantial

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Tags: Cancer, Cancer Medication, Colorectal Cancer Medication, Ovarian Cancer, Drug, Women's Health, Avastin

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Ovarian Cancer | CE237-60 > Continuing Education Unit at Nurse.com

ce.nurse.com — “The goal of this program is to educate nurses about epithelial ovarian cancer, its treatment options, and nursing interventions. After you study the information presented here, you will be able to — List the risk factors for ovarian cancer. Outline the standard approach for the treatment of ovarian cancer. Summarize nursing interventions and patient care issues related to a diagnosis of ovarian cancer.” View full resource at ce.nurse.com

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Nanobubbles may kill cancer cells, say scientists | TheMedGuru

themedguru.com — “The breakthrough could significantly help in better diagnosis, and treatment of cancer, saving millions, the scientists said. Currently available cancer diagnosis and treatment options are extremely difficult for both the patients as well as the caregivers. Leukemia cells, cancer cells examined The new study by scientists Dmitri Lapotko and Jason Hafner from the Rice University, Houston, Texas, U.S. tested the technique on leukemia cells and cancer cells from the head and neck.” View full resource at themedguru.com