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Fall 2008 (Vol. 6, No. 4)

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End Colon Cancer Halloween

Boo! A Halloween treat for your loved ones
Send a message to someone you care about regarding the importance of colon-cancer screening. As part of our ongoing campaign to reduce colon-cancer deaths, five different e-mail messages are available, including one for Halloween.
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A potential breakthrough for early cancer detection
In the ongoing quest for ways to detect cancer in its earliest, most curable stages, researchers have discovered a potential new class of telltale molecules that cancer cells release into the blood.
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Breastfeeding shown to reduce breast-cancer risk
Hormonal factors such as breastfeeding and age at menopause can influence a woman's risk of developing different subtypes of breast cancer. For example, breastfeeding for six months or more is associated with lower risk of two types of cancer.
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Screening test may reveal lung cancer early
A potential early detection test for lung cancer can reveal the presence of cancer a year before diagnosis, long before symptoms appear. The screening test relies on immune-system signals, much like today's HIV tests.
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New guide for breast health worldwide
The first guidelines for breast-cancer programs in developing countries will help improve cancer care in areas with limited resources.
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Hutchinson Center In the News
Risk factors for breast cancer, World Health News Today, Sept. 15, 2008

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