Archive - August 2008

• Methylphenidate, but not antidepressants or progestational agents, useful in cancer fatigue (29/08/2008)
• Heavy metal threat from Ayurvedic medicines (29/08/2008)
• Cognitive decline with hormone therapy in men with prostate cancer (27/08/2008)
• Lower risk of death in active women with breast cancer (27/08/2008)
• How and when to use interpreters (22/08/2008)
• Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma incidence declining in Europe (22/08/2008)
• Tibolone reduces risk of fracture and breast cancer but doubles stroke risk (22/08/2008)
• Specialisation and patient transfers would improve hospital care (21/08/2008)
• Benchmarking specialised hospice/palliative care services (21/08/2008)
• Survival improved by adding chemotherapy to supportive care in advanced NSCLC (19/08/2008)
• Genetic insight into young breast cancer (19/08/2008)
• Low vitamin D increases all-cause mortality (18/08/2008)
• First-line oxaliplatin and fluoropyrimidine-based therapy with bevacizumab for metastatic colorectal cancer (18/08/2008)
• Alcohol abuse: another cost for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans (15/08/2008)
• Media reporting of cancer research (15/08/2008)
• Addition of chemotherapy improves outcomes compared with radiotherapy alone in patients with nonresectable rectal cancer (11/08/2008)
• Flu vaccination less effective than thought against pneumonia in the elderly? (10/08/2008)
• More information needed for patients needing palliative care (10/08/2008)
• AIDS manageable but still a threat (08/08/2008)
• Smoking ban in Scotland reduces hospitalisations for ACS (08/08/2008)
• First line rituximab with chemotherapy improves all outcomes in patients with follicular lymphoma (08/08/2008)
• Save the world — have few kids (08/08/2008)
• HPV vax program on track (05/08/2008)
• Collagen vascular disease increases late, but not acute, toxicity of radiotherapy (03/08/2008)
• Consent to trial participation uninformed rather than informed (03/08/2008)
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