Researchers in Canada are set to follow 300,000 residents for a study of the causes of cancer and other chronic disease, according to an announcement published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (2010 Apr 26 [Epub ahead of print]).
How does health care work in isolated Australian communities? How do people with cancer access good information and care?
A British researcher argues that the phone may be just as effective as the clinical visit as a method of follow-up for breast cancer patients.
Hawaiian native Dr. Joanne Itano discussed the virtues of everything from naturopathy to yoga in her presentation at the 16th International Conference on Cancer Nursing in Atlanta.
One Canadian researcher is bridging the gap between research and practice in nursing with a unique program that will study the way nurses actually work—The Nursing Knowledge Translation Centre.
Citing the need for a “cultural shift” in the medical profession, Dr. Isabel White tackled a challenging and sometimes uncomfortable topic in her presentation—sex after a cancer diagnosis.
Two FDA-approved drugs may be as effective in treating cervical cancer in human cells as they are in mice, say researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health.
