Benign polyp on the right side of colon, and cannot be removed when colonoscopy was carried out for fear of perforation and bleeding. What is now the best
: Health News Thyroid Surgery Riskier for Older Patients : Study Print E-mail FRIDAY , March 30 HealthDay News Seniors who have thyroid surgery are much more likely than younger patients to suffer serious heart , lung and infection-related complications , according to a new . study The findings challenge the widely held belief that thyroid surgery thyroidectomy is a low-risk operation for older patients , the researchers . said They analyzed data from 7,915 patients in the United States who had all or part of their thyroid gland removed . The risk of postoperative complications was five times higher in patients 80 and older and two times higher in patients ages 65 to 79, compared to younger . patients The study appears in the May issue of the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology Metabolism
, Health News Stigma , Shame Can Worsen Depression in Lung Cancer Patients Print E-mail THURSDAY , March 29 HealthDay News Feelings of shame , social isolation and rejection can heighten depression in lung cancer patients , a new study . finds The findings may help explain why depression is more common among lung cancer patients than among patients with other kinds of cancer , according to the researchers at the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa , . Fla Given its strong association with tobacco use , lung cancer is commonly viewed as a preventable disease , study co-author Paul Jacobsen said in a Moffitt news release . Consequently , patients may blame themselves for developing lung cancer and feel stigmatized . Even lung cancer patients who have never smoked often felt accurately or
Health News Inadequate Bowel Prep May Invalidate Colonoscopy Print E-mail THURSDAY , March 29 HealthDay News Doctors may fail to detect precancerous growths if patients' colons aren't adequately cleansed before having a colonoscopy , a new study . warns On the day before a colonoscopy , patients are instructed to stop eating solid food and to consume only clear liquids . They also drink bowel-cleansing mixtures to empty the . colon However , previous research suggests that up to one-quarter of colonoscopy patients fail to adequately cleanse their colons . The new study , from the Washington University School of Medicine in St . Louis , examined the potential consequences of poor bowel . preparation Researchers identified 373 patients who underwent a colonoscopy between 2004 and 2009, and
The number of cases of kidney cancer diagnosed each year in Great Britain has risen over 9,000 for the first time, new figures from Cancer Research UK show today.
Cancers caused by a hyperactive faulty gene called Myc seem to depend on a protein called ARK5 to survive, according to scientists from the University of Wuerzburg in Germany.
Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered a promising new approach to treat a type of myeloid leukaemia - a cancer with limited treatment options and relatively poor survival, according to research published in Cancer Cell today.
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Two new studies have matched the genetic profiles of hundreds of different cancer 'cell lines' - lab grown cancer cells routinely used by researchers - to how they respond to different cancer drugs.
The rare side-effects of new cancer drugs, particularly potential heart damage, are being under-reported in medical literature, according to academics in the US.
Cancer Research UK scientists have developed a technique they believe could be used to detect tiny secondary tumours in the brain, a process that is currently impossible, according to research published in PNAS, today
Almost 10 per cent of bowel cancer patients die within a month of being diagnosed according to new analysis by the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN), published today.
And, of those dying within a month, over half (56 per cent) were over 80 years old and 60 per cent were diagnosed following an emergency admission to hospital.
I had a lump infront of my anus.it hurt.Ididnt go to the hospital because it vanished a week later. But the next month I got another one and like the first
A Cancer Research UK-funded team has become the first non-US research group to win the prestigious American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Team Science Award.
Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered how blocking a key enzyme, which helps convert glucose into energy, could provide a new way to kill prostate cancer cells, according to a study published in the journal Cancer Discovery today (Thursday).
Cancer Research UK scientists have shown that an enzyme can re-expand the insides of blood vessels allowing more drugs and large antibody molecules to reach pancreatic tumours, according to research published in GUT.
my 40 year old wife had a colonoscopy 18 months ago, and aside from some sign of colitis as per what i understood from the doctor, nothing abnormal was
Had 5 polyps removed from colon 4 months ago, but a 6th polyp was quite large and was left for future surgery, largely due to some unique and complicating
In the winter of 2010, I was a very busy special education teacher when I began to have to take trips to the restroom on recess and lunchtime because of
11 years from surgery for bowel cancer i cannot find a happy medium with toilet habits i have changed my eating from one thing to another. Seen dieticians
Had a colostomy last April, but have been told today that I need a total bowel removal as polyps are still cancerous and keep getting new ones. What will
Just had to have my 3rd colonoscopy this last week.This is the 2nd time I have done the osmoprep tablets, and I cannot tell you how easy they are to do.
Has anyone with stage 3 colon cancer and1 positive lymph node after tumor removal(2/23/12) taken an oral chemo treatmet? I want to keep my life as normal
My father had blood in his stool and he has acid reflexs so much that he stopped eating foods that were spicy,oily,and started to let go of food and would
iIjust had a vulvectomy to remove cancer but I am still in pain in midle to left side.I had to do 2 enemas before surgery - they lit me on fire - never
My dad's colon cancer and the chemotherapy that the doctor used are not working, so right now, he is waiting on experimental drugs. The problem is he is
Its been going on for a while now and i just can't seem to poop solid. It's either really wet or chopped up little pieces. Its starting to scare me a little
I AM 63 YEARS OLD.I HAD COLON CANCER 7 YEARS AGO AND HAD CHEMO AFTERWARDS THEN WAS ALL CLEAR. NOW I AM HAVING A COLONOSCOPY AND I AM REALLY SCARED THAT
I had surgery for stage 2 colon cancer 2 weeks ago and was recovering well but noticed blood in my stools and on the toilet paper tonight. Is this normal
My boyfriend had been throwing up on a regular basis with chronic stomach pains so we went to the hospital and was given some medication for gastritis.
There is a person who has been having pain in their intestines and have diarrhea with it. Doctors said they see a mass over their intestines. what could
i'm having an endoscopy suite, i wanted to know how they do this surgery and how long will i be off? I also want to know if they will know what stage I'm
My 84 year old father had colon cancer and had surgery. Now it has returned and is stage 5...how long can we expect him to live ? He is not a candidate
A couple of weeks ago i developed an abdominal pain..i thought it would go away but still seems to be there...there has been a change in my bowel habits..my
I had stage one colon cancer arthroscopy surgery with a 4 inch incision, I am healing great , but after 5 weeks I feel tired and just want to sleep during
My daughter was diagnosed with germ cell ovarian cancer and underwent 4 chemo treatments finishing in Nov 18, 2011. She said she started noticing bleeding
i had a diagnosis of modererately differenciated cells on a polyp removed. had a blood test after and all blood work was good - no issues. I had a ct and
I had cancer removed a month ago. I have been in the ER two times since. I can't keep anything on my stomach and cant stop the nausea. There are no other
Hi, I'm 17 and male, for the last week and so I've been using the toilet frequently where as i used to go a couple of days without pooping, but I've also
A wide-ranging European study has failed to establish whether the benefits of prostate cancer screening outweigh the risks, despite showing that it can reduce death rates from the disease.
Swapping just one portion of red meat a day for another source of protein such as fish, chicken, nuts or pulses reduces the risk of dying from cancer and heart disease, a US study has found.
Cancer Research UK is extremely disappointed that the advanced prostate cancer drug, abiraterone, has been ruled too expensive for routine use by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC).
Taking a sample from just one part of a tumour may not give a full picture of its 'genetic landscape', according to a landmark study published in the New England Journal of Medicine today (Wednesday).
My father had blood in his stool and he has acid reflexs so much that he stopped eating foods that were spicy,oily,and started to let go of food and would
Women who use oestrogen-only hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to relieve menopausal symptoms after a hysterectomy have a reduced risk of developing or dying from breast cancer.
More than three quarters of people asked to list possible warning signs and symptoms of cancer failed to mention pain, coughing or problems with bowels or bladder according to a Cancer Research UK report, Delay Kills, funded by Tesco and published today (Tuesday March 6th).
Cancer Research UK and its commercial arm, Cancer Research Technology have developed a unique test to discover molecules that could lead to potential new treatments for oestrogen receptor (ER)-positive breast cancer.