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- Does The Distance A Patient Has To Travel Affect Where They Choose To Get Their Care?
- Natural Compounds, Chemotherapeutic Drugs May Become Partners In Cancer Therapy
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- 'Hedgehog' Pathway May Hold Key To Anti-Cancer Therapy
- New Target For Treating Breast Cancer Metastasis
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- The Protein CCKR2: A Potential Drug Target For Colorectal Cancer?
- Heavy Drinkers Face Significantly Increased Cancer Risk
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- Why Are African-Americans Less Likely To Survive Certain Cancers?
- 'Normal' Cells Far From Cancer Give Nanosignals Of Trouble
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- Hungry Cells: Tumor Metabolism Discovery Opens New Detection And Treatment Possibilities For Rare Form Of Colon Cancer
- Advances In Liver Surgery Enable The Prospect Of Curative Treatment For More Patients
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- Colorectal Cancer Rates Increasing Worldwide
- Colon Cancer Screening Technique Shows Continued Promise In New Study
- Growth Factor Identified As Possible Cancer Drug Target
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- One In Ten Advanced Colon Cancer Patients Worry About Prescription Drug Costs
- Chemotherapy Combination Outcomes Differ For Aged, Younger Colon Cancer Patients
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