Found 296 news articles for childhood cancer

…(e.g. congenital adrenal hyperplasia), the response to hormone replacement therapy, eventual gender identity, cancer risk and counselling for future fertility.” “Patients suffer a long diagnostic odyssey, with many never receiving……  Read more

…Pylori Stomach cancer is the fifth most common cancer worldwide 700,000 deaths annually worldwide due to stomach cancer That research won the Western Australia-based gastroenterologist, Professor Barry Marshall, and his……  Read more

…half a century. Ovarian cancer survival rates are well below the average for all cancers because The disease is often not detected until the advanced stages, when the cancer has……  Read more

…Cell Tumours (GCT) are a rare cancer making up five to eight per cent of malignant ovarian cancers. They can develop at any age, even in children. The condition has……  Read more

…Together, they created the Childhood Cancer Model Atlas (CCMA), a highly sophisticated paediatric cancer hub offering an open-source bank of childhood cancer tumour tissue samples complemented by advanced artificial intelligence……  Read more

…the team to test new drugs that will Lung cancer facts Every minute, one Australian dies from lung cancer Lung cancer is the most lethal cancer worldwide 1 in 10……  Read more

…dying at the wrong time, it can lead to many diseases including cancer, autoimmune diseases and neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Cell death also regulates the body’s inflammatory……  Read more

…joined Hudson Institute in 2017 as Director/CEO, and since that time has overseen growth in the Institute’s research priorities, building leading programs in cancer, inflammation and women’s and newborn health….…  Read more

…lupus CHILDHOOD LUPUS FACTS Differences between childhood and adult lupus Childhood lupus often presents more severe symptoms than adult lupus. The disease tends to progress more rapidly in children. In……  Read more

…a diagnosis of Ewing’s sarcoma changed everything. Sarcomas are a rare type of cancer that originate in connective tissue, including fat, muscle, bone and cartilage. They can develop anywhere in……  Read more