Category : Cancer & Oncology : Health & Medical

Brain Cancer Fast Facts

Cancer & Oncology
Brain cancer develops due to a growth of abnormal cells. When you have brain cancer, these abnormal cells will eventually create a tumor. Tumors can be classified as benign (not cancerous) or as malignant (cancerous). According to the American Brain Tumor Association, "there are more than 120 differ

Optimizing Chemotherapy

Cancer & Oncology
It is important to note that standard cancer treatments (surgery, chemo/radiation) can always be optimized and improved and many examples exist of life enhancing advancements for almost every type of cancer. Since the genetic subtypes of each cancer usually have varying prognoses and responses to tr

Neuroblastoma Screening (PDQ®): Screening - Health Professional Information [NCI]-Significance

Cancer & Oncology
Incidence and MortalityAbout 7% of all malignancies in children younger than 15 years are neuroblastomas. About one quarter of cancers in the first year of life are neuroblastomas, making this the most frequent histological type of infant cancer.[1,2] The incidence rate of the disease in children yo