Migraines mean lower breast cancer risk A unique study by Dr. Christopher Li confirms a 26 percent reduction in risk for women who suffer from migraine headaches. For prostate health, go easy on alcohol Regular, heavy drinking may increase a man's risk of high-grade prostate cancer and render a preventive drug ineffective. Yoga promotes healthy weight habits  Regular time on the yoga mat appears to encourage mindful eating that keeps weight in check over the long term. 
Zeroing in on cancer's smallest warning signs A recent breakthrough could speed new discoveries of tiny markers in our blood that signal the presence of cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages. Why herpes infections can boost HIV threat New Center research helps explain why people who become infected with the herpes virus face a greater risk for HIV infection. Vaccine study volunteers needed You can help stop AIDS. The HIV Vaccine Trials Unit in Seattle needs healthy volunteers for several different vaccine and microbicide studies. 
 Age: The greatest carcinogen Biologist Dan Gottschling strives to understand a phenomenon that has long vexed scientists: Why our odds of getting cancer skyrocket as we get older. 
Hutch leader guided Center's ride to the top
The Seattle Times, Aug. 4, 2009 Lack of study volunteers hobbles cancer fight The New York Times, Aug. 2, 2009 |
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