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Prognostic features and markers for testicular cancer management
Leman ES et al.Testicular neoplasm accounts for about 1% of all cancers in men. Over the last 40 years, the incidence of testicular cancer has increased in northern European male populations for unknown reasons. When diagnosed at...
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World Champion, Cancer Activist Lance Armstrong to Speak at 2010 NBTA Convention
The National Business Travel Association (NBTA) announced that world champion cyclist, cancer survivor and international activist Lance Armstrong will be featured as a keynote speaker at the 2010 NBTA International Convention & Exposition August 8...
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Active Surveillance Is a Safe Alternative for Small Testicular Masses
_ Active Surveillance Is a Safe Alternative for Small Testicular Masses.
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Active Surveillance Is a Safe Alternative for Small Testicular Masses
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Update on management of seminoma
Alexander EJ et al.Testicular germ cell tumors and, in particular, seminomas are exquisitely radiation and chemotherapysensitive and most presentations are highly curable. In recent years the management focus has been on reducing late sequelae of...
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Active surveillance is a safe alternative for small testicular masses
_ Active surveillance is a safe alternative for small testicular masses.
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CDC Warns That Mumps May Spread
Experts are warning that an outbreak of mumps that has already sickened thousands in the Orthodox community could spread further this Passover.The outbreak, which first appeared last June, has been largely confined to Hasidic populations in Brooklyn, Orange...
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US slashes cancer death rate
US doctors and scientists have made huge strides in the fight against cancer in the past four decades, slashing the death rate by nearly 16%, a report published on Tuesday showed.But cancer remained the second leading cause of death in the United...
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High risk of azoospermia in men treated for childhood cancer
Childhood cancer survivors (CCS) have an increased risk of impaired spermatogenesis, but data regarding the disease- and treatment-related risk factors of azoospermia are scarce.Such information is crucial both for counselling CCS and for selecting...
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Proton leak modulation in testicular mitochondria affects reactive oxygen species production and lipid peroxidation
Mitochondrial proton leak can account for almost 20% of oxygen consumption and it is generally accepted that this process contributes to basal metabolism.In order to clarify the role of basal proton leak in testicular mitochondria, we performed a...
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Cancer reprieve for brave Barrow teen
A TEENAGER has hit out at a hospital trust after he was told he had testicular cancer, then was given the all-clear just three weeks later.Nathan Lippitt, 17, was diagnosed with testicular cancer at Royal Lancaster Infirmary around...
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Battles with cancer inspires six to ride for a cure
Submitted photoPictured above from left to right are Rick, Schuhmacher, Cheri Schuhmacher, Tami Klatt and John Klatt.Absent from photo are Margaret Schuhmacher and Renee VanBrabant. TAMI KLATT Murray Crawford Vermilion Standard Rick and Cheri Schuhmacher's...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.But cancer still struck 1.5 million people...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
A pink ribbon is seen as a symbol of breast cancer awareness.US doctors and scientists have made huge strides in the fight against cancer in the past four decades, slashing the death rate by nearly 16 percent, a report published Tuesday showed.
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special edition of the Journal of...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
People are given an oral cancer screening at a free dental clinic in Brighton, Colorado in 2009.Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
9 mins ago WASHINGTON (AFP) Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
9 mins ago WASHINGTON (AFP) Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a...
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US winning battles but still fighting war on cancer: reports
WASHINGTON (AFP) US doctors and scientists have made huge strides in the fight against cancer in the past four decades, slashing the death rate by nearly 16 percent, a report published Tuesday showed.But cancer remained the second leading cause...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer' (AFP)
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special edition...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer' (AFP)
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special edition...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer' (AFP)
WASHINGTON (AFP) Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special edition...
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US 'winning battles but still fighting war on cancer'
Despite huge strides in treatment over the past four decades, cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of 560,000 people last year, a report said Tuesday.The report in a special edition of the Journal of...
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