It is not too late to quit smoking when diagnosed with cancer
A reminder that even in those who are smokers and stop within 6 months of being diagnosed with cancer can ...
Do commonly prescribed medications for pain and stomach acid control interfere with immune therapy medications in cancer?
Commonly prescribed medications used in cancer care management for pain control (i.e. opiates) and for stomach acid control (i.e. PPIs ...
Topical NSAID Prevents Skin Side-Effect (Hand Foot Syndrome) From Oral Chemo Pill (Xeloda)
The use of NSAIDs helps reduce the risks of the troubling and at times painful Hand-Foot Syndrome in patients using ...
Does taking vitamin C reduce pancreatic cancer risk?
Retrospective study looking at being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (incidence) and those people who take or are prescribed vitamin C ...
MRI Provides Value in Rectal Cancer Monitoring
MRI imaging appears to hold good value in monitoring patients who have been originally treated (i.e. radiation, chemo) for more ...
L-Glutamine for radiation induced – skin side-effects (radiation dermatitis) – a meta-analysis
The use of the supplement L-Glutamine shows support in assisting with post - radiation skin side-effects in cancer which includes ...