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Gene Test May Help Guide Prostate Cancer Treatment
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Sleep Problems Linked to Increased Prostate Cancer Risk
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Low-Risk Skin Cancers Often Treated Too Aggressively in Elderly, Study Finds
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Behind the Cover Story: Peggy Orenstein on Rethinking Her Stance on Mammograms
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Should Old, Sick Patients Get Skin Cancer Surgery?
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Aggressive Surgery for Nonfatal Skin Cancers Might Not Be Best for All Elderly Patients
Surgery is often recommended for skin cancers, but older, sicker patients can endure complications as a result and may not live long enough to benefit from the treatment.
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Assessing the 'Pink Ribbon' Campaign with Peggy Orenstein
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Our Feel-Good War on Breast Cancer
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New Drug Strategy Tested to Fight Melanoma
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The New Breast Rating You Need to Know
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Cancer Researchers Revisit 'Failed' Clinical Trials
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Lymphedema Awareness, Treatments Grow
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Smoking from Hookah Not a Harmless Alternative to Cigarettes
Smoking tobacco through a hookah is gaining popularity among the college crowd, but UCSF researchers have found that hookah smoke contains a different – but still harmful – mix of toxins than cigarettes.
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Breast Cancer Drugs May Help High-Risk, Healthy Women
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Discuss Cancer-Reducing Drugs with Women - Panel
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The Tanning Industry Is Coming After Our Daughters
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New Brain Cancer Treatment May be More Effective, Less Toxic
A Phase 2 clinical trial testing a new protocol for treating a relatively rare form of brain cancer, primary CNS lymphoma, may change the standard of care for this disease, according to UCSF doctors who led the research.
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Young Cancer Patient Battles with Insurance Company for Experimental Treatment
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Five UCSF Scientists Among Inaugural Fellows Class for American Association for Cancer Research
Five distinguished UCSF scientists, including three Nobel laureates, are being inducted into the prestigious inaugural class of fellows of the American Association for Cancer Research Academy.
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California’s Breast Density Notification Law Goes Into Effect
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New Genetic Testing for Prostate Cancer May Reduce Unnecessary Treatment
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Scientists Discover New DNA Regions Associated with Three Cancers
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Study Supports Less Frequent Mammogram Screening
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UCSF Study Has New Guidelines for Women and Mammograms
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Mammograms for Women Ages 50 to 74 May Not Be Needed Every Year
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Cancers in Port Hope Uranium Workers No Higher Than Average
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Stem Cell Survival Strategy Is Key to Blood and Immune System Health
Stem cells of the aging bone marrow recycle their own molecules to survive and keep replenishing the blood and immune systems as the body ages, UCSF researchers have discovered.
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UCSF Study: Older Women Should Get Mammograms Every Two Years
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Older Women Don't Need Mammograms Every Year