Articles about lymphoma (0-50 of 406)

  • What Are Your Lymphoma Treatment Options?
    By: Travis Peterson | - Leukemia occurs when we have a sudden increasing amount of immature white blood cells crowding out the normal cells. The word "Leukemia" means white blood. It's really a cancer of your blood and affects the bone marrow as well as lymphoid system within the body. There are lots of different types of leukemia, some more critical than the others.

    In 2000 there have been almost 210,000 folks that died because of this disease. Leukemia may very well be due to outside sources that includ ...

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  • Retrospective Analysis Of Ipass
    By: john | - In the past few years, the seminal discovery of activating mutations in the kinase domain of the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) gene has brought great revolution for the treatment of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). While the first EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (gefitinib, erlotinib) were approved for use in NSCLC prior to the knowledge of activating EGFR mutations, the clinical use of EGFR tyrosine kinase blockers has been optimized after the found of EGFR mutations and heralded t ...
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  • Navitoclax Was Well-tolerated By All Treatment-related Adverse Event
    By: Dr. Ribia | - INTRODUCTION

    The role of B-cell lymphoma 2 (Bcl-2) as an apoptosis regulator protein in lymphoma, the most common blood cancer in the US, has been discussed in a previous post. Nonetheless, Bcl-2 overexpression has also been demonstrated in several types of solid tumors where it is thought to play a role in tumor cell survival. Additionally, the efficacy of many chemotherapeutics is dependent on activation of intrinsic apoptosis after DNA damage. Overexpression of Bcl-2 greatly hind ...

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  • Faith: The Last Antibiotic
    By: Tenzin Pemo | - It was already in Stage 2 when he was diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer involving cells of the immune system, called lymphocytes. No one strong and healthy enough would accept a defenseless defeat like being diagnosed with cancer. With his young age, the doctor's discovery shattered his dreams but one thing in him remained strong-his faith.

    Mark Jones Velasquez or known as "TJ" in our town is one of the existing lymphoma survivor that continued the journey of life up to th ...

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  • Be Informed About Congestive Heart Failure
    By: Travis Peterson | - When you or somebody that you love has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure you probably have a lot of questions. The title may seem dire but feel comfortable knowing that the problem is usually treatable. Before you get the right congestive heart failure treatment it may be recommended that you know a little bit more about the condition.

    Congestive heart failure, in very general terms, is a ailment where the heart cannot get enough oxygen to the different organs of the body ...

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  • Can Lymphoma In Dogs Be Cured?
    By: Gary Walker | - Lymphoma is a fast-growing cancer that attacks the lymph tissue, present in virtually every organ in the body. It is the most common form of canine cancer in the US, and can be very aggressive. Left untreated, lymphoma in dogs is almost always terminal.

    Common Symptoms of Canine Lymphoma

    The symptoms of the disease are varied depending on which organs it attacks. The two most common forms of this cancer target either the intestinal tract, or the lungs. Gastrointestinal ...

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  • Aids Related Lymphoma Treatment In India At Mumbai And Delhi At Low Cost.
    By: pankaj Nagpal | - Aids-Related Lymphoma

    Overview

    AIDS-related lymphoma is a disease in which cancer (malignant) cells are found in the lymph system in patients who have AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).AIDS is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which attacks and weakens the immune system. Infections and other diseases can then invade the body, and the immune system cannot fight against them.


    The lymph system is made up of the following: -
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  • Pain In The Breasts4.
    By: mearaiwa | - Hormonal therapy, for instance, is a new therapy that target hormonal receptors which lead to cell growth.Every single cancer is distinct and although you might get a sense of comfort by sharing your story, bear in mind that you should by no means make a choice based on what therapy a person else is getting. Breast cancer also proceeds through different stages and a routine mammography will support in early diagnosis.Once the cancer has been diagnosed, your physician will show you a series of p ...
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  • Issues Pertaining To Multiple Myeloma Treatment
    By: Travis Peterson | -

    Lymphoma, both the Hodgkins and NHL variety, has grown increasingly more common. Every year, a multitude of Americans are diagnosed with the disease, and since the 70s, the numbers have almost doubled. Those who have survived it once can experience a relapse, just like other types of cancer. However, lymphoma treatment has made great strides lately, and now there are several treatment options to consider.



    The background of lymphoma treatment is quite a ...

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  • Raising Awareness About Leukemia And Lymphoma
    By: Fabiola Delgado de la Flor | - September is National Leukemia and Lymphoma awareness month and it will be the perfect time to increase public awareness about these two cancerous diseases. It requires proper understanding about its prevalence, prevention, and treatment.

    Just to get an idea about how these diseases are affecting people around the globe over the last decade, it is important to get hold of some statistics for better understanding. In the year 2000, approximately 256,000 people around the world, inclu ...

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  • Find The Best Multiple Myeloma And Leukemia Treatment Options
    By: Travis Peterson | - For anyone who is diagnosed with multiple myeloma, you may be a bit confused as to what it actually is or what type of treatment you might have to undergo. Multiple myeloma may also be termed plasma cell myeloma or more commonly known as Kahler's disease. This illness is a cancer of the plasma cells of the body.

    Plasma cells are actually types of white blood cells that are responsible for producing antibodies. The physiology behind this disease is when large amounts of abnormal cell ...

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  • Hodgkin's Lymphoma Therapeutics - Pipeline Assessment And Market Forecasts To 2017
    By: GlobalData | - GlobalData estimates that the HL therapeutics market grew at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
    of 4.3% from $270.6m in 2005 to $333.3m in 2010. The market is expected to increase at a CAGR of 6.8% over the next seven years to reach $527.2m by 2017. This growth is primarily attributed to the
    anticipated launch of new therapies such as brentuximab vedotin (SGN-35) and panobinostat (LBH-589)
    during the forecast period, drugs which are expected to change the treatment paradigm o ...

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  • Cancer And Breast Implants
    By: Nicole Oliver | - The Food and Drug Administration is asking health care professionals to report any confirmed cases of anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL) in women with silicone gel- or saline-filled breast implants, citing concerns about a possible association.

    In a review of the literature published between 1997 and 2010, 34 unique cases of ALCL have been detected in women with saline and silicone breast implants. There have been roughly 60 cases of ALCL in women with breast implants worldwid ...

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  • Lymphoma-symptoms And Prevention
    By: Stewart Wrighter | - Diseases like tumors, sarcoma, melanoma, and lymphoma have threatened many human lives. When we look on any type of cancers we will find many experts are doing research to find out the best cures for the patients. Besides this there are experts in prostate cancer and in acoustic neuroma that have been successful in introducing some form of treatment but still there is much more progress required to treat the large number of patients. Let us move to the disease of Lymphoma, which has become one o ...
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  • A Case Of Bald Mistaken Identity
    By: 4Women | - Look at me, Im bald!

    With 10 years of life as a bald woman behind me, Ive experienced my share of head turns, inquiring comments, unwanted stares, and assumptions that my hair loss is chemotherapy related. The attention used to stress me out big time. Alopecia is sudden so requires instant adjustments. As an Alopecian, Im not physically sick, I just lack hair.

    Early on as a bald woman, I was easily traumatized by the negative attention, but as time passed, ...

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  • Cancer Of The Breast Implant?
    By: 4Women | - Ten years ago, I made a decision to follow up my mastectomies with silicone breast implants. I was making my decision back in the day when insurance companies would pay for several opinions and more than one consultation. I remember meeting with my plastic surgeon THREE times regarding my implant choice. I went with silicone - bad choice. They had to be removed in less than a year when I began to develop many strange symptoms (one of which was hair loss). After two years of wearing pr ...
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  • Patient Advocates - The Flour In The Cake
    By: 4Women | - As my Mom continues to suffer the side effects of a fluoroquinolone drug, I am more convinced than ever of the importance of patient advocates, especially for the elderly. Mom has Lymphoma, the bad kind, but her symptoms today - confusion, anxiety, and disorientation are not related to her underlying disease or her age. I know the symptoms all to well, the nasty side effects of fluoroquinolones, as I too was floxed.

    Mom has always been independent and competent, making her ...

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  • "floxed" Again
    By: 4Women | - My poor mom! She has a cold. She has Lymphoma. And if that isn"t enough, her doctors "floxed" her.

    A week ago, she was running a low-grade fever, so I placed a weekend call to her oncologist. Unbeknownst to me at the time, he immediately prescribed her Avelox, without ever seeing her, without determining whether she had a bacterial infection. This is on top of 2 months of prescribed Prednisone, a corticosteroid drug that she was prescribed to help control the side effects from ...

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  • Hope To Get The Correct Beginning Of New Year
    By: jillian | - Although the weather on New Year's day rain requirements in Pittsburgh forecast, non-hodgkin's lymphoma officials said Monday that is still optimistic between Washington and Pittsburgh penguin classic winter will play in heinz field is held.
    "We will do everything to play Saturday human game," non-hodgkin's Rosetta Stone lymphoma events as RuLi said, tang executive vice President and said the weather anxiety problem has led to the previous three each winter classic.
    If the ...

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  • Know More About Symptoms Of Lymphoma
    By: sadie.backhurst | - What is Lymphoma?

    Lymphoma is a classification of cancer that starts in immune system cells called lymphocytes. Like other cancers, lymphoma occurs when lymphocytes are in a state of uncontrolled cell expansion and developed.

    Lymphocytes are white blood cells that move throughout the body in a fluid called lymph. They are carried by a network of vessels that make up the lymphatic system, part of the immune system. The lymphatic system - whose job it is to fight infecti ...

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  • How To Deal With Lymph Nodes Cancer
    By: Jay Elite | - Lymph node cancer or lymphoma is a cancer that accounts for approximately five percent of all cancers. It mainly affects males, but it is not absolute. People who are between the ages of fifteen and thirty four and those over the age of fifty-four are at most risk. It does not mean that anyone outside of this age range don't worry about living with Lymph Nodes Cancer. There is no doubt that the earlier the treatment is, the greater the chance of recovery is.

    Hodgkins Disease is one ki ...

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  • What Is Cancer?
    By: Ambreen R | - The term Cancer refers to any one of a large number of diseases in which a group of cells show an abnormal development with an uncontrollable division beyond the normal limits. They have the ability to intrude and destroy adjacent body tissues. Cancer cells have the ability to spread throughout the body via lymph and blood, thus destroying the healthy tissues (process known as invasion).

    All the cancers begin in the basic unit of life the cell. Normal cells in a body have ...

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  • Super Sea Veg Is A Source Of Phytonutrients [including Fucoidan] And Nothing Else
    By: Timmy Vic | - Fucoidan is a sulfated polysaccharide that occurs naturally in certain species of brown seaweeds. Early scientific studies of Fucoidan have shown that it may have some utility in fighting cancer, since it has the ability to stop the growth of certain kinds of lymphoma cells.

    Fucoidan is only one of many vital phytonutrients found in seaweed, which is widely considered to be one of the most healthy vegetable substances known to man. Super Sea Veg, with its specially formulated blend ...

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  • Super Sea Veg: A Great Source Of The Cancer-fighting Compound, Fucoidan
    By: Timmy Vic | - Fucoidan is a substance commonly found in certain varieties of brown seaweed. Scientists have been meticulously studying its nutritional value for years--and now, thanks to efforts of some Japanese researchers, we know that it has value as a cancer-fighting agent. You won't find fucoidan in the types of artificial vitamin supplements available at most pharmacies and supermarkets. You'll only find it in natural, seaweed health supplements, like Super Sea Veg.

    Fucoidan is a sulfated p ...

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  • Great Hope Offered By Adult Stem Cell Injection Clinics
    By: Matt C | - In recent times, there have been many news stories about patients visiting clinics for stem cell injection therapy. These clinics are located in various parts of the world, but the main interest has been on the results these so called 'experimental' treatments have been getting.

    Not to be confused with embryonic stem cells (ESC) taken from embryos, the adult stem cells used in the clinics are collected from the patients bone marrow over a period of weeks. Stored in a controlled envi ...

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  • Lymphoma Is One Of The Most Common Dog Cancers
    By: Kara Knapp | - The most commonly seen lymphoma in America is a type called Lymphosarcoma. Don't worry too much about the exact name they put on the dog's disease though, as the information given here applies to all forms of lymphoma. And the treatments are essentially the same with all types of lymphoma. About 50% of dogs with lymphoma can be put into remission through the use of modern treatment methods. The "typical" canine lymphoma patient is a middle aged dog taken to the veterinarian because one or more l ...
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  • Lymphoma And Your Pet
    By: Jack Stevens | - Did you know that cancer is the leading cause of death in American dogs; 1 in 4 dogs die of cancer here in the United States. News of your dogs cancer diagnosis can be as devastating as any other family members diagnosis. First, of course, is the thought of potentially losing your loved one. Next, you worry about the efficacy and expense - of the treatment options available. The good news is that veterinary medicine continues to research canine cancers, both from a treatment ...
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  • Successful Missing People Search May Still Save Boy's Life
    By: Elena Tentser | - The nation watches as Minnesota mother Colleen Hauser and her 13-year-old son Daniel who has Hodgkin's lymphoma, continue running from authorities. There is a warrant out for her arrest and she's been found in contempt of court. The Housers are refusing the mandatory chemotherapy they feel is being imposed on them, but the doctors say it is the only hope for the boy's survival. His only hope is that authorities succeed at this missing people search and stop his mother in time to save him.
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  • Natural Treatment For Scabies - How To Kill Scabies Without Insecticides
    By: Sharon Hopkinson | - Many people wonder if there is a natural treatment for scabies which avoids the use of the potentially dangerous insecticides which are commonly prescribed. Although effective, the reported side effects include itching, burning, dizziness, nausea, and seizures. Life threatening conditions such as leukemias and Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma have also been associated with certain insecticides-indeed one of the most commonly prescribed has now been withdrawn from use in over 40 countries.

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  • Detailed Information On Mantle Cell Lymphoma
    By: Juliet | - Mantle cell lymphoma is a rare form of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma. It is a fast growing tumor that spreads fast to different organs of the body. Mantle cell lymphoma can arise at any age from the late 30s to old age, but is more common in the over 50s. Mantle cell lymphoma, like other cancers, is not infectious and cannot be passed on to other people. It is three times more common in men than in women. It affects men much more commonly than women. The male-to-female ratio is 4:1.There is only about 15 ...
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  • Information On Lymphoma
    By: Juliet | - Lymphoma is a group of cancers that affect the cells that play a role in the immune system, and primarily represents cells involved in the lymphatic system of the body. Lymphoma is one of the most common causes of death from cancer in the United States. Lymphoma commonly begins in lymph nodes or collections of lymphatic tissue in organs like the stomach or intestines. It may engage the marrow and the blood in some cases. Lymphoma may spread from one site to other parts of the body. Lymphocytic l ...
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  • Follicular Lymphoma Detailed Information
    By: Juliet | - Follicular lymphoma is the most common of the indolent non-Hodgkin's lymphomas. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is a heterogeneous group of malignancies of lymphocyte origin that usually arise or are present in lymphoid tissues. It is a slow growing lymphoma that arises from B-cells, a type of white blood cell. It is also called an "indolent" or "low-grade" lymphoma for its slow nature, both in terms of its behavior and how it looks under the microscope. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is the seventh most frequently ...
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  • Vitamin D In Your Diet
    By: Lucy Evans | - In the last 50 years, a lot of study has been undertaken to study the link between the effects that vitamin D has on cancer risks.
    So in the 1950s some scientists studied weather conditions and health statistics in warmer continents of the world to authenticate that more the sunshine, more is the supply of Vitamin D, which was the basis given for the lowest death rates from colon cancers in those continents. Many studies since then have established the existence of a positive link ...

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  • Complete Information On Epstein Barr Virus
    By: Juliet | - Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV), also called Human herpesvirus 4 (HHV-4). The virus of Epstein-Barr (EBV) is a human virus common that mononucleosis and infectious plays of causes a role in the appearance of the two rare shapes of cancer: Lymphoma of Burkitt , and nasopharyngeal carcinome. The virus occurs in the whole world, and the majority of the people formerly become infected with EBV during their lives. In the United States, as much of as 95% of adults between 35 and 40 years were infected. Many ...
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  • Complete Information On Burkitt's Lymphoma
    By: Juliet | - Burkitt lymphoma is a cancer of the lymphatic structure. Burkitts lymphoma usually affects children. Burkitt's is uncommon; boys are more possible to get lymphomas of any character than girls. It is an extremely competitive character of B-cell lymphoma that frequently starts and involves system parts new than lymph nodes. Burkitt lymphoma is endemic in folk living in key Africa. It is intermittent in residents of the United States. In the Western reality, the almost popular symptom is an abdo ...
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  • Complete Information On Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma With Treatment And Prevention
    By: Juliet | - Anaplastic large cell lymphoma can present itself in two forms: it can be systemic in children or young adults or cutaneous (in/on the skin). It can occur at any time between childhood and old age, but is most common in children and young adults. It is about twice as common in men as in women. The causes of anaplastic large cell lymphoma are unknown. Anaplastic large cell lymphoma, like other cancers, is not infectious and cannot be passed on to other people. Anaplastic large cell lymphoma is cl ...
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  • Mycosis Fungoides Treatment Tips And Advice
    By: Juliet | - Mycosis Fungoides is a rare form of cutaneous T-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. It generally affects the skin, but may progress internally over time. In the United states, approximately 1000 new cases of mycosis fungoides occur per year. It affects men twice as often as women, and is more common in black people than in whites. Mycosis fungoides can begin at any age, but the most common age is 50 years old. Mycosis fungoides is unrelated to fungus and the fungoides portion derives from a patient wit ...
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  • Your Dog's Health: Lymphosarcoma Cancer
    By: Carol Osborne | - Lymphosarcoma is also known as lymphoma or non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. It is one of the most common cancers treated in practice. Many different species develop Lymphosarcoma.

    The most common form of Lymphosarcoma in dogs is that which starts in the lymph nodes. Your dog may feel fine and have no clinical symptoms other than enlarged lymph nodes. Usually the first place this is noticed is under the jaw. Other forms of Lymphosarcoma can start in the chest, abdomen, bone marrow, o ...

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  • What Is Lymphoma?
    By: Jeff Kimball | - Most folks diagnosed with any type of cancer
    realize it is very difficult to be content with
    their condition. The usual response of patients
    and their family is misbelief of their disease.
    However, cancer is something that won't go away
    simply because you decline its existence. It is
    therefore better to ascertain as much as possible
    of the disease and learn how to attack it than to
    simply hide and wait for the definite to happen. < ...

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  • Good News About Bexxar And Follicular Lymphoma
    By: Diane Fallon | - Until three or four years ago, there weren't a lot of treatment choices for lymphoma patients who relapsed or had their cancer transform into a more aggressive form of the disease. Fortunately, these patients have many more options today due to targeted therapies such as Rituxan (rituximab), vaccines, stem cell transplants and the radioimmunotherapies, Zevalin (ibritumomab) and Bexxar (tositumomab).

    Bexxar is the topic of today's blog.

    Basically, radioimmunotherapie ...

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  • Green Tea Update. Lymphoma.
    By: Diane Fallon | - I initially mentioned the subject of green tea in my March 31st blog, where I wrote about complementary medicines. Due to the large number of queries, I followed that up with another blog on April 24th, where I go into an in-depth explanation of the green tea extract that I included in my treatment plan for lymphoma.

    The point of yet another blog on green tea is to try and clear up some confusion on the part of the many readers who have sent me e-mails and/or responded to the prev ...

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  • Lymphoma People Are Different
    By: Diane Fallon | - One of the first things I noticed after being diagnosed with lymphoma is that my lymphoma compadres appear to be a little different from those with other cancers.

    Even though 60,000 people are newly diagnosed each year, the disease is rarely mentioned in the news despite the fact that some very famous people have died from the disease. Jackie Onassis died from NHL as did King Hussein of Jordan. Baseball great Roger Maris, aviator Charles Lindbergh, cartoonist Jeff MacNelly (Shoe ...

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  • Neuropathy Or Sports-related Injury?
    By: Diane Fallon | - Neuropathy is a painful condition caused by damaged nerves. It can cause a host of problems including dizziness, weakness, numbness to the extremities, and painful sensations like tingling and burning. It can also cause remittent soreness in the muscles of the legs and lower arms. It can be brief, last for years or never go away.

    Before I started chemo, I was told about the possible side effects loss of hair (not a possibility but a definite), nausea, fatigue, mouth sores and the ...

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  • Rituxan Update Two New Applications. Lymphoma.
    By: Diane Fallon | - Genentech, Inc. and Biogen Idec, Inc. just announced that the FDA approved two additional uses for Rituxan (rituximab) for patients with CD20-positive, B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL).

    One new indication for Rituxan is for first-line treatment of previously untreated patients with follicular NHL in combination with CVP (cyclophosphamide, vincristine and prednisolone) chemotherapy. The second new indication is for the treatment of low-grade NHL in patients with stable disease o ...

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  • Who Is The Fda Trying To Protect?.
    By: Andrew Schorr | - I'll be the first to say the folks at the FDA have a hard job. It is their responsibility to protect the public safety and certainly not subject those of us who are ill to drugs that offer false hope or tremendous risk. And when it comes to considering new drugs for approval, I know how much they want to get it right the first time. The last thing they need is to have to pull a drug off the market after people have been hurt causing damage to the FDA's credibility to Congress.

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  • Looking Behind The Fda Curtain.
    By: Andrew Schorr | - Thank you for all the comments to my blog postings about the FDA and its process for reviewing Genasense. It's still up to the FDA to approve it or not. It is an uphill battle as the advisory committee voted 7-3 against approval. The earlier blog posting and the very expert comments from so many CLL'ers will provide you with a all the background if you are new to the discussion.

    As you know, the FDA has told me they had CLL specialists who consulted with them. I asked who and was ...

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  • Treatment For Lymphoma Cancer
    By: James Hunt | - Lymphoma is a deadly form of cancer that causes a disease in your bodys cells. Once the cancer grows, it makes your cells abnormal and may become a tumor. Lymphoma is named after the lymphatic system. The lymphatic system is your bodys main defense against disease because it contains glands and vessels.

    Hodgkins disease is a part of lymphoma cancer and is very well known. The risks for getting this disease are due to lifestyle, genetic or environmental factors. Mal ...

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