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A researcher in Switzerland has found an increased risk of women developing colorectal cancer when they have atrial fibrilation, a common heart rhythm abnormality. Learn what other risk factors might be at play here... New study suggests that women with this common abnormality are at an increased risk of developing colorectal cancer. New York Attorney shares the research. -
Colon cancer in people less than 50 years old appears to be increasing and scientists don't know exactly why... Dr. Elie Sutton of Mount Sinai West Hospital in New York City, explained that health care providers should proactively monitor younger patients for any symptoms -
Is Immunotherapy for Cancer Treatment a Possible "Cure" for Cancer? One Leading Researcher Thinks So... A leading oncologist claims that a cure for cancer is nearer than it has ever been. New York Medical Malpractice Attorney shares this Holy Grail story. -
Researchers now believe there's a link betweens genes in normal breast tissue and a woman's breast cancer prognosis. Learn why... This study demonstrates the benefits of radiation therapy which has shown lower recurrence rates in women. New York Medical Malpractice Lawyer shares story. -
Can Lifestyle Affect a Woman's Chances of Getting Breast Cancer These 4 factors are extremely important: maintaining a healthy weight; not smoking; limiting alcohol; and not using hormone therapy after menopause. -
New microscopy technology helps scientists identify proteins to see if medications and drugs work and if not, how to modify them. Cry-Electron Microscopy (cryo-EM) is a technology that allows for the visualization of proteins. New York Law Firm shares article to help educate consumers. -
Is there a way to reduce the risk for women and breast cancer? New study says yes. Researchers believe that about 30% of cases found in white women could have been prevented. New York Medical Malpractice Attorney provides article as awareness. -
One study says the medical error rate is going down. Another says they're going up. One indisputable fact remains...medical errors are the leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer in the U.S. Medical errors are the leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer in the US. New York Medical Malpractice Attorney shares eye opening article. -
New study shows a link between economic crisis and increase in cancer deaths Study finds that wealthy countries experienced an increase in mortality during the global economic crisis. New York Medical Malpractice Attorney shares article. -
New cancer treating drug appears to extend patient life in cases of melanoma skin cancer The drug is Keytruda and it is part of a new class of genetically engineered anti-body based medicines. New York Malpractice Attorney shares educational article