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Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of childhood Hodgkin lymphoma. |
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| refractory pediatric Hodgkin | 0.351319 |
| refractory Hodgkin | 0.416042 |
| early Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.394054 |
| Hodgkin lymphoma cases | 0.403293 |
| Hodgkin disease-added value | 0.362383 |
| early-stage hodgkin lymphoma | 0.391985 |
| lymphocyte-predominant hodgkin | 0.393688 |
| Radiat Oncol Biol | 0.45608 |
| risk Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.399452 |
| favorable-risk Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.388818 |
| Hodgkin lymphoma histology | 0.402552 |
| pediatric hodgkin lymphoma | 0.479624 |
| German-Austrian Pediatric Hodgkin | 0.419443 |
| classic Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.417403 |
| pediatric Hodgkin disease | 0.379402 |
| high-risk Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.432447 |
| Hodgkin Study Group | 0.371284 |
| sclerosis Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.410888 |
| newly diagnosed Hodgkin | 0.350548 |
| Hodgkin lymphoma treatment | 0.38529 |
| childhood hodgkin lymphoma | 0.384013 |
| familial classical Hodgkin | 0.365775 |
| lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin lymphoma-experience | 0.349402 |
| childhood hodgkin | 0.486255 |
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| cancer survivor study | 0.348591 |
| et al. | 0.539517 |
| lymphocyte-rich classical Hodgkin | 0.347809 |
| pediatric hodgkin | 0.578037 |
| intermediate-risk hodgkin lymphoma | 0.423631 |
| advanced Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.416897 |
| refractory Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.395506 |
| PUBMED Abstract | 0.412711 |
| unfavorable pediatric Hodgkin | 0.351719 |
| Hodgkin lymphoma subtype | 0.402744 |
| Lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.388987 |
| advanced-stage Hodgkin | 0.357413 |
| lymphocyte predominant Hodgkin | 0.374597 |
| Abstract | 0.561102 |
| Clin Oncol | 0.905331 |
| Hodgkin Lymphoma Group | 0.412086 |
| classical Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.427321 |
| Oncol Biol Phys | 0.463188 |
| Hodgkin disease | 0.410937 |
| childhood cancer survivor | 0.348315 |
| unfavorable childhood Hodgkin | 0.356068 |
| hodgkin lymphoma | 0.82441 |
| recurrent Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.392381 |
| predominant Hodgkin lymphoma | 0.394303 |
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Pancreatic Cancer Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of pancreatic cancer. |
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| unresectable pancreatic carcinoma | 0.359985 |
| pancreatic malignancy | 0.311753 |
| Engl J Med | 0.337007 |
| Ann Surg | 0.317423 |
| German CONKO-study group | 0.318318 |
| phase iii trial | 0.413157 |
| pancreatic tumors | 0.328586 |
| der Schelling GP | 0.325496 |
| randomized phase | 0.350612 |
| advanced pancreatic adenocarcinoma | 0.470438 |
| randomized trial | 0.376847 |
| patients | 0.470655 |
| investigational new drug | 0.321651 |
| Cooperative Oncology Group | 0.454021 |
| van der Schelling | 0.325555 |
| Moore MJ | 0.343635 |
| fixed-dose rate infusion | 0.313379 |
| pancreatic carcinoma | 0.542646 |
| Ann Oncol | 0.304631 |
| et al. | 0.690156 |
| Best supportive care | 0.315629 |
| study | 0.356854 |
| Expandable metal stents | 0.329142 |
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| phase ii trial | 0.320548 |
| Hammel et al. | 0.336299 |
| Oncology Group study | 0.328761 |
| Clinical Trials Group | 0.319844 |
| gemcitabine-based induction chemotherapy | 0.328647 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.337583 |
| den Bosch RP | 0.325608 |
| advanced unresectable pancreatic | 0.366836 |
| metastatic pancreatic cancer | 0.353118 |
| advanced pancreatic cancer | 0.926655 |
| advanced pancreatic carcinoma | 0.404683 |
| unresectable periampullary adenocarcinoma | 0.332936 |
| first-line therapy | 0.306838 |
| van den Bosch | 0.324595 |
| refractory pancreatic cancer | 0.407704 |
| advanced pancreas cancer | 0.35576 |
| Abstract | 0.559395 |
| Clin Oncol | 0.91428 |
| unresectable pancreatic cancer | 0.410252 |
| Canada Clinical Trials | 0.318756 |
| Eastern Cooperative Oncology | 0.46104 |
| drug treatment program | 0.320206 |
| gemcitabine | 0.380059 |
| active chemotherapy regimens | 0.332336 |
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Vulvar Cancer Treatment (PDQ®)–Patient Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of vulvar cancer. |
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| treatment | 0.33468 |
| vulvar cancer | 0.816472 |
| lymph node biopsy | 0.279435 |
| vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia | 0.273676 |
| sentinel lymph node | 0.432305 |
| cancer cells | 0.248189 |
| Recurrent vulvar cancer | 0.242509 |
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| Radical local excision | 0.22415 |
| cancer clinical trials | 0.214832 |
| lymph nodes | 0.572468 |
| radiation therapy | 0.379761 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.219981 |
| cancer | 0.970335 |
| clinical trials | 0.629959 |
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Coenzyme Q10 (PDQ®)–Patient Version |
Coenzyme Q10 is naturally made by the body and can be taken as a pill or injection. Studies have shown it to help protect the heart from damaging side effects of doxorubicin and to stimulate the immune system in cancer patients. Read about the results of clinical trials in cancer patients using coenzyme Q10 in this expert-reviewed summary. |
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| Cancer Complementary | 0.504149 |
| clinical trials | 0.78289 |
| CoQ10 supplements | 0.61864 |
| health care providers | 0.511973 |
| mg CoQ10 | 0.629362 |
| cancer information summary | 0.559761 |
| alternative cancer therapies | 0.503732 |
| clinical trial | 0.520374 |
| CAM cancer research | 0.490752 |
| free radicals | 0.529211 |
| therapies | 0.527068 |
| conventional cancer therapies | 0.505246 |
| breast cancer patients | 0.577878 |
| patients | 0.653188 |
| cancer patients | 0.613167 |
| adjuvant therapy | 0.48477 |
| CoQ10 therapy | 0.668716 |
| NCI PDQ cancer | 0.520611 |
| cancer information database | 0.499763 |
| CoQ10 analogs | 0.637275 |
| Therapies Editorial Board | 0.506627 |
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| cancer information | 0.615008 |
| treatment | 0.639358 |
| cancer prevention | 0.483763 |
| Complementary Therapies Editorial | 0.521183 |
| CoQ10 | 0.914047 |
| Drug Administration | 0.508672 |
| Cancer Information Specialist | 0.495609 |
| cancer cells | 0.510132 |
| Cancer Information Service | 0.558797 |
| treatment clinical trials | 0.486207 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.655789 |
| studies | 0.570221 |
| alternative medicine | 0.536733 |
| health care | 0.547179 |
| scientific journals | 0.497807 |
| Federal Trade Commission | 0.485869 |
| new treatment | 0.531574 |
| Cancer Care page | 0.483491 |
| breast cancer | 0.62622 |
| animal studies | 0.506664 |
| cancer clinical trials | 0.505899 |
| alternative therapies | 0.521758 |
| cancer information summaries | 0.500194 |
| cancer | 0.924813 |
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Prevención del cáncer colorrectal (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes |
Sumario de información revisada por expertos sobre factores que influyen en el riesgo de presentar cáncer colorrectal y sobre las investigaciones dirigidas a prevenir esta enfermedad. |
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| siguientes factores | 0.953317 |
| voluntarios sanos | 0.523051 |
| Physician Data Query | 0.604817 |
| siguientes afecciones | 0.551171 |
| Estados Unidos | 0.609005 |
| posibles daños | 0.574254 |
| cuerpo).ampliar anatomÃa | 0.537676 |
| suficiente ejercicio | 0.534096 |
| prevención revisa | 0.526315 |
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| PDQ Prevención | 0.545917 |
| Antecedentes familiares | 0.532247 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.526671 |
| tumores benignos | 0.586261 |
| siguientes riesgos | 0.524072 |
| siguientes sumarios | 0.58101 |
| alto contenido | 0.561192 |
| Instituto Nacional | 0.54913 |
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Types of Clinical Trials |
Information about the several types of cancer clinical trials, including treatment trials, prevention trials, screening trials, supportive and palliative care trials. Each type of trial is designed to answer different research questions. |
| agent studies | 0.634708 |
| large number | 0.487416 |
| treatment studies | 0.534627 |
| unnecessary follow-up tests | 0.564207 |
| standard treatments | 0.500667 |
| palliative care trials | 0.620026 |
| nutrition problems | 0.486132 |
| approach prevent cancer | 0.592087 |
| specific changes | 0.499234 |
| researchers | 0.486118 |
| cancer patients | 0.507417 |
| treatment trials | 0.63562 |
| Cancer prevention trials | 0.614093 |
| healthy people | 0.501177 |
| cancer screening trials | 0.613302 |
| chemoprevention studies | 0.50869 |
| health problems | 0.485883 |
| high risk | 0.560244 |
| radiation therapy | 0.500589 |
| new ways | 0.649746 |
| safe dose | 0.499447 |
| life | 0.456389 |
| answers questions | 0.498733 |
| action studies | 0.564584 |
| dietary supplements | 0.491505 |
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| certain medicines | 0.490022 |
| different research questions | 0.599262 |
| new treatment | 0.895243 |
| sleep disorders | 0.486249 |
| disease | 0.456977 |
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| certain type | 0.487292 |
| support groups | 0.492526 |
| people | 0.64215 |
| better quality | 0.492262 |
| genetic changes | 0.499368 |
| new treatment help | 0.724782 |
| tumors | 0.439813 |
| cancer clinical trials | 0.74573 |
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| trials | 0.781895 |
| treatment help people | 0.60481 |
| cancer risk | 0.517947 |
| cancer | 0.948957 |
| prevention trials | 0.744319 |
| new cancer | 0.533494 |
| test new treatments | 0.617153 |
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CRISPR: Genome Editing Comes of Age |
A research article about a technique for gene editing known as CRISPR-Cas9. The technique has made it much easier and faster for cancer researchers to study mutations and test new therapeutic targets. |
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| new targets | 0.314335 |
| activator-like effector nucleases | 0.397418 |
| potentially druggable genes | 0.453893 |
| future combination therapy | 0.360962 |
| cancer therapy | 0.352224 |
| unique gene | 0.31507 |
| cancer growth | 0.426678 |
| abnormal regulatory networks | 0.387625 |
| cancer cell line | 0.572636 |
| short palindromic repeats | 0.389333 |
| genome editing | 0.387426 |
| new therapeutic targets | 0.398394 |
| genes | 0.545435 |
| cell division | 0.314215 |
| Cancer phenotypes | 0.335586 |
| human cell | 0.318044 |
| target genes | 0.365123 |
| lymphoma cells | 0.394771 |
| cancer drug targets | 0.463263 |
| drug resistant tumors | 0.385077 |
| David Baltimore | 0.313639 |
| Ji Luo | 0.374003 |
| drug resistance | 0.449373 |
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| DNA sequencing | 0.398873 |
| potential combination therapies | 0.357658 |
| possible therapeutic approaches | 0.357025 |
| gene targets | 0.319574 |
| gene expression—it | 0.322364 |
| drug resistance question | 0.384228 |
| CRISPR libraries | 0.319128 |
| cancer cells | 0.810099 |
| cancer cell lines | 0.446525 |
| Dr. Luo | 0.937997 |
| Dr. Staudt | 0.543567 |
| CRISPR method | 0.325677 |
| CRISPR technology | 0.334008 |
| Hannover Medical School | 0.387381 |
| Cancer Research | 0.352397 |
| normal cells | 0.431696 |
| cancer researchers | 0.367853 |
| CRISPR | 0.510355 |
| cell death | 0.314175 |
| transformative technology | 0.318261 |
| technology | 0.365907 |
| Cancer Genome Atlas | 0.450206 |
| gene editing | 0.330972 |
| genetic changes | 0.316809 |
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Anyone Can Get Skin Cancer |
No matter if your skin is light, dark, or somewhere in between, everyone is at risk for skin cancer. Learn what skin cancer looks like, how to find it early, and how to lower the chance of skin cancer. |
| skin cancer | 0.964567 |
| UV rays | 0.456636 |
| dark band | 0.53853 |
| new mole | 0.452556 |
| dark patch | 0.449539 |
| body | 0.421991 |
| waxy bump | 0.459872 |
| Wear sunglasses | 0.448376 |
| ) bump. | 0.459875 |
| talk | 0.420942 |
| common sign | 0.451092 |
| skin light | 0.47582 |
| different types | 0.451536 |
| jagged scar | 0.458002 |
| exposure | 0.417645 |
| medical conditions | 0.448166 |
| sore | 0.426359 |
| UVB rays | 0.455332 |
| broad spectrum | 0.449203 |
| women | 0.411421 |
| UVA | 0.425118 |
| sunscreen | 0.411184 |
| high level | 0.447722 |
| dark skin | 0.502452 |
| changes | 0.445228 |
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| cancer cells | 0.45646 |
| cell skin cancer | 0.522134 |
| firm red lump | 0.495754 |
| sun | 0.50802 |
| skin tone | 0.480812 |
| eyes | 0.41674 |
| old growth | 0.501248 |
| different color | 0.450303 |
| men | 0.411424 |
| certain medicines | 0.448412 |
| advanced skin cancers | 0.508812 |
| younger children | 0.460432 |
| change | 0.452939 |
| long sleeves | 0.44884 |
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| skin ulcers | 0.466159 |
| people | 0.446457 |
| doctor | 0.48532 |
| sunlight | 0.422273 |
| cause damage | 0.452334 |
| new growth | 0.497988 |
| risk | 0.471314 |
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University of Texas — Interdisciplinary Translational Pre/Postdoctoral Program in Cancer Nanotechnology |
The focus of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Nanotechnology Training Center is presented here. |
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| lab management skills | 0.648892 |
| Rice University | 0.515834 |
| M.D. | 0.338543 |
| Objectives | 0.334693 |
| MD Anderson | 0.892403 |
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| independent careers | 0.500052 |
| problem | 0.335383 |
| MD Anderson CNTC | 0.66004 |
| Ph.D. | 0.338612 |
| seminar experiences | 0.507875 |
| translational research | 0.966631 |
| academic labs | 0.516268 |
| hands-on coursework | 0.547621 |
| project management | 0.489839 |
| Konstantin Sokolov | 0.587384 |
| future leaders | 0.517794 |
| independent research project | 0.702082 |
| Texas | 0.33468 |
| cancer nanotechnology | 0.891595 |
| translational research projects | 0.795763 |
| training program | 0.532137 |
| multidisciplinary mentorship | 0.538033 |
| post-doctoral training | 0.533942 |
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| specific interests | 0.517161 |
| Rebecca | 0.339233 |
| research fellowship grant | 0.692269 |
| multidisciplinary field | 0.50801 |
| Ph.D | 0.333304 |
| cancer translational research | 0.824834 |
| Cancer Management | 0.515303 |
| gap | 0.336671 |
| Principal Investigator | 0.540969 |
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| completion | 0.335106 |
| Center | 0.334629 |
| MD Anderson Cancer | 0.714625 |
| NCI Nanotechnology Characterization | 0.789772 |
| program faculty mentors | 0.704052 |
| current opportunities | 0.49661 |
| federal resources | 0.494134 |
| new discoveries | 0.52212 |
| Sunil Krishnan | 0.581597 |
| deep understanding | 0.497785 |
| barriers | 0.38628 |
| introductory course | 0.486248 |
| Training Focus | 0.539936 |
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Preparación para cuidar a un enfermo con cancer |
Cuidar a alguien con cáncer avanzado trae desafíos y preocupaciones nuevas. Las personas que cuidan a pacientes deben estar al tanto de muchas cosas y planificar el cuidado de su ser querido. |
| dándoles oportunidad | 0.826428 |
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