Cancer - Ovarian Cancer
Ovarian Cancer Screening
An ovarian cancer screening test is found to have a high number of false positives, and does not reduce the death rate from ovarian cancer.
An ovarian cancer screening test is found to have a high number of false positives, and does not reduce the death rate from ovarian cancer .
New tests are being used to detect ovarian cancer in women.
Ovarian cancer is one of the hardest diseases to spot early, but now experts hav found an early marker of the disease.
Avastin Can Help Ovarian Cancer
Adding the drug Avastin to ovarian cancer patient's treatment may help their tumors shrink.
Robert Bazell Reports on Avastin
Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports on two studies that show Avastin, a drug that is already approved for other cancers, could help women with ovarian cancer buy more time in their fight with the deadly disease.
Vaccines Reduce Cancer Risk in Women
Vaccines could help lower risk for ovarian and breast cancers.
Falling in love can have massive health benefits.
Cancer is more difficult to detect in women, young people and minorities.
Progress Being Made In Cancer Drug Shortage
Nearly 300 drugs nationwide are in short supply -- up from just 65 in 2005. Now the Food and Drug Administration is announcing progress made in alleviating the shortage of some drugs to treat various forms of deadly cancer.
Scientist Finds Way to Make Cancer Cells Glow
Japanese researchers have developed a reagent that makes cancer cells glow within minutes.
