ARTICLES LIST

 

Total Results: 16203

Media ID Source Name Media Type Language Media Name Media Description Keywords Keywords Link to Article
1341 National Cancer Institute Html en Smokeless Tobacco and Cancer A fact sheet about the health risks associated with the use of smokeless tobacco.
tobacco cut size0.465919
NCI smoking cessation0.353151
safe level0.345736
oral tobacco0.470575
nicotine addiction0.363201
Human Services0.340767
Health State-of-the-Science conference0.343313
U.S. Department0.340786
tobacco-specific nitrosamines0.373338
tobacco fertilizer0.451995
advisory committee0.346137
powdered tobacco0.462627
Health Organization International0.342988
oral cancer0.332186
National Institutes0.343448
Watson C. Surveillance0.3381
Tobacco Control Monograph0.451686
moist snuff0.436686
precancerous white patches0.344838
International Agency0.339252
NCI’s Smoking0.334129
Tobacco Research0.437462
NCI fact sheet0.385333
lower lip0.34967
esophageal cancer0.332063
nicotine stays0.353085
Yes. All tobacco0.450832
National Cancer Institute0.373261
LiveHelp online chat0.341688
American snuff0.346643
polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons0.347124
Eastern time0.340428
spitting tobacco0.470917
online text chat0.340605
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons0.346589
smokeless tobacco products0.615213
smokeless tobacco cause0.576883
Nicotine content0.350271
un-ionized nicotine0.348074
Surgeon General0.344959
smokeless tobacco0.995709
Yes. Smokeless tobacco0.55885
dry snuff0.363969
noncancerous oral conditions0.343638
NIH State-of-the-Science Panel0.338818
tobacco cause cancer0.483342
smoking cessation counselor0.38611
tobacco juices0.469352
harmful chemicals0.350583
CLICK HERE
1537 National Cancer Institute Html en Newcastle Disease Virus (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version Expert-reviewed information summary about the use of Newcastle disease virus (NDV) as a treatment for people with cancer.
metastatic tumor cells0.405592
tumor cell lines0.391976
human cancer cells0.50054
genetically engineered NDV0.389911
NDV oncolysates0.413317
autologous tumor vaccine0.41773
infected cells0.416882
historical control subjects0.398257
irradiated ESb cells0.39152
Cancer Res0.395898
disease virus therapy0.398313
virus-modified tumor cells0.412589
virus-modified autologous tumor0.394368
autologous tumor cell0.439505
patients0.465722
Natl Cancer Inst0.401926
human tumor cells0.440276
lytic strains0.409693
normal human cells0.424643
cell vaccines0.393769
et al.0.391296
autologous tumor cells0.542424
colorectal cancer patients0.390231
cancer cells0.51627
newcastle disease virus0.925041
primary tumor cells0.39623
PUBMED Abstract0.426283
disease virus vaccine0.404352
uninfected cancer cells0.394475
tumor cells0.60365
tumor cell vaccine0.404276
progeny virus particles0.393227
NDV0.533791
Abstract0.460011
human immune cells0.389104
autologous cells0.393227
NDV genetic material0.390979
nonlytic NDV strains0.407173
NDV-infected cancer cells0.395154
malignant melanoma patients0.394264
Human tumor cell0.388361
renal cell carcinoma0.423539
cells0.622446
main NDV proteins0.390649
ESb cells0.400925
NDV strains0.410203
regional lymph nodes0.425639
cancer0.567906
irradiated tumor cells0.398885
CLICK HERE
1603 National Cancer Institute Html en Essiac/Flor Essence (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version Expert-reviewed information summary about the use of Essiac/Flor Essence as a treatment for people with cancer. Note: The information in this summary is no longer being updated and is provided for reference purposes only.
cancer treatment0.476893
breast cancer patient0.447748
peer-reviewed scientific literature0.505169
Flor Essence0.910617
Canada’s Emergency0.483591
Essiac0.743648
Emergency Drug Release0.58138
market Essiac0.538568
Essiac herbal tonics.0.550519
Flor Essence tea0.527471
health conditions0.443693
Drug Release Program0.5531
cancer information summary0.4699
IND application0.450106
clinical drug research0.445755
Rheum palmatum L.0.477337
cancer patients0.491951
Investigational New Drug0.44454
National Health0.471032
New Drug Application0.442963
Canadian Department0.469814
four-herb recipe0.472871
preclinical new drug0.49467
cancer cell line.0.452401
Health Protection Branch0.470254
Essiac herbs0.554006
United States0.45534
Human/Clinical Studies section0.535541
specific disease treatment0.444683
Indian rhubarb root0.47211
Flor Essence formulas0.534076
Trifolium pratense L.0.442662
health tonics0.472986
Rumex acetosella L.0.474473
conventional anticancer treatments0.463312
human breast cancer0.444889
Cnicus benedictus L.0.443598
Essence herbal teas.0.46868
dietary supplements0.454376
Royal Cancer Commission0.448762
Essiac’s safety0.539442
new drug submission0.492934
cancer patients.0.445606
breast cancer0.462902
Human Prescription Drugs0.462631
Ulmus fulva Michx.0.475105
cancer0.532647
Laboratory/Animal/Preclinical Studies section0.471204
CLICK HERE
1696 National Cancer Institute Html en Topics in Integrative, Alternative, and Complementary Therapies (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version Expert-reviewed information summary that contains information on integrative, complementary, and/or alternative therapies for people with cancer.
cancer treatment0.500109
standard treatments0.546145
National Health Interview0.49394
randomized controlled trials0.478599
good manufacturing processes0.485786
Cancer Complementary0.466196
blood cell count0.487384
NCI Fact Sheets0.492301
concomitantly administered drugs0.486833
depression management0.497623
cancer information summary0.503433
potentially active ingredients0.480985
PDQ summaries0.45939
St. John0.975444
cancer patients0.494368
NCI Fact0.496884
wort0.678406
effects0.47211
complementary therapies0.460635
cancer survivors0.459401
PDQ summary section0.501629
human immunodeficiency virus0.480593
various metabolic enzymes0.481932
major active constituents0.486518
commonly treated symptoms0.485606
Chinese medical therapies0.495937
antidepressant therapy0.478022
deep breathing exercises.0.492057
Complementary medicine0.467053
CAM therapies0.48574
specific PDQ summary0.501712
dietary supplements0.496339
systemic concentrations0.461386
alternative medicine0.659692
herbal agent0.488319
natural killer cell0.486571
lower concentrations0.45956
traditional Chinese medicine0.494167
clinically important effect0.485748
monoamine oxidase inhibitor0.490216
PDQ summary0.540549
randomized controlled trials.0.478417
popular herbal agent0.484348
NCI Fact Sheet0.49194
major depressive disorder0.543366
Alternative Medicine website0.499408
sufficient concentrations0.46476
milder depression0.458918
cancer0.510149
CLICK HERE
1725 National Cancer Institute Html en Inflammatory Breast Cancer A fact sheet about the diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), an uncommon type of cancer in which the breast becomes red, swollen, and warm.
breast cancer talk0.38738
ongoing clinical trials0.322108
breast cancer biology0.384329
Cancer Treatment Research0.336489
MS. Inflammatory breast0.412908
clinical trials0.369256
Post-mastectomy radiation therapy0.322454
breast size0.368687
peau d'orange0.322535
primary inflammatory breast0.413233
adjuvant therapy0.323679
inflammatory breast cancers0.456146
neoadjuvant chemotherapy0.327114
entire affected breast0.371358
cancer recurrence0.326653
radiation therapy0.339981
Adjuvant systemic therapy0.323571
Cancer Survival0.32586
Cancer Journal0.32501
invasive breast cancers0.36818
women0.331101
sponsors clinical trials0.32312
Breast reconstruction0.363182
multimodal approach0.325682
cancer cells0.367244
Breast Diseases0.36337
M. Inflammatory breast0.415692
HER2-positive breast cancer0.393048
National Cancer Database0.332281
nci-supported clinical trials0.33341
National Cancer Institute0.374989
hormone therapy0.325328
estrogen-dependent cancer cells0.336098
breast carcinoma incidence0.386211
African American women0.324285
Inflammatory breast tumors0.439717
lymph vessels0.32463
cancer detection0.328538
neoadjuvant HER2-directed therapy0.322104
inflammatory breast carcinoma0.435431
dense breast tissue0.375347
abnormal breast warmth0.375148
inflammatory breast cancer0.961199
Swollen lymph nodes0.324354
cancer clinical trials0.346503
Clinical Cancer Research0.336483
postoperative radiation therapy0.322326
et al0.375354
cancer patient0.327473
CLICK HERE
2021 National Cancer Institute Html es Prevención del cáncer de cuello uterino (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes Información revisada por expertos sobre los factores que pueden aumentar el riesgo de cáncer de cuello uterino y los enfoques que podrían ayudar a la prevención de esta enfermedad.
Visuals Online0.544747
PDQ Exámenes0.729141
Internet NCI0.599334
siguientes factores0.942852
voluntarios sanos0.571782
Physician Data Query0.821847
Estados Unidos0.732136
suficiente ejercicio0.608117
prevención revisa0.577919
PDQ Prevención0.648162
cuánto tiempo0.58363
National Cancer Institute0.579131
invasivo aumenta0.607513
siguientes riesgos0.566231
siguientes sumarios0.745167
Instituto Nacional0.648132
CLICK HERE
2050 National Cancer Institute Html es Análisis del antígeno prostático específico (PSA) Hoja informativa sobre la prueba del antígeno prostático específico (PSA) y los exámenes selectivos de detección para el cáncer de próstata, y clarifica los beneficios y limitaciones de dicha prueba.
posibles complicaciones0.529476
United States Preventive0.549836
hiperplasia prostática benigna0.569875
fusión génica tmprss2-erg0.5485
estudio plco0.535774
PLCO trials0.538088
eréctil o incontinencia0.532144
médico quizás0.54755
ng per milliliter0.54786
concentration-based assay0.526257
Pauler DK0.526835
structure-based isopsa assay0.54715
estudio clínico plco0.561758
tanta lentitud0.531594
posibles perjuicios0.59922
riesgos y beneficios0.531533
Servicios Preventivos0.526931
European Randomised Study0.54659
hiperplasia benigna0.602949
Preventive Health Services0.541802
llamadas isoformas0.529743
Screening Draft Recommendations0.555159
Hugosson J0.571924
espectro de  isoformas0.553214
Instituto Nacional0.525806
próstata en asociación0.528933
PSA quizás0.924082
posibles efectos0.527227
Internal Medicine0.527548
Services Task Force0.63375
among men with0.545229
estados benignos0.530298
agrandamiento benigno0.537792
PubMed Abstract0.784346
prostate cancer0.975142
estadio inicial quizás0.562336
obstante exámenes0.563732
New England Journal0.630867
Goodman PJ0.525307
de 1 muerte0.528041
Roobol MJ0.576631
pequeños tumores0.530536
Heijnsdijk EAM0.527351
Hafron JM0.526062
CLICK HERE
2067 National Cancer Institute Html es Terapia hormonal para el cáncer de seno Hoja informativa que describe la terapia hormonal y su función en la prevención y tratamiento del cáncer de seno. Incluye información acerca de los efectos secundarios posibles y de los fármacos que pueden interferir con la terapia hormonal.
Surgical Adjuvant Breast0.34336
Lancet Oncology0.360626
Sestak I0.320955
seno her2 y HR0.354769
endocrine-responsive early breast0.32332
endocrine therapy0.324855
Preventing breast0.319374
advanced breast0.370204
Adjuvant hormonal therapy0.333366
Cuzick J0.320795
Vogel VG0.310952
as adjuvant treatment0.327521
efectos agonistas0.311137
combined survival analysis0.309596
Pippen J0.31114
randomized trial comparing0.312309
Collaborative Group0.311107
seno hr0.420398
hormonal therapy0.348519
PubMed Abstract0.906244
Surgical Oncology Clinics0.312057
Clinical Oncology0.330375
with advanced breast0.322297
prior endocrine therapy0.310537
early breast cancer0.522236
alto riesgo0.314676
hormonas estrógeno0.407972
Bowel Project0.309666
Wickerham DL0.323539
aromatasa anastrozol0.350666
initial adjuvant therapy0.311523
Breast Cancer Group0.336508
Costantino JP0.33801
P-2 Trial0.309919
Bowel Project Study0.309651
seno er0.390638
developing invasive breast0.321634
standard hormonal therapy0.329685
adjuvant endocrine therapy0.312843
Italian Tamoxifen Anastrozole0.312927
breast cancer0.858969
Breast Cancer Trialists0.369705
IBIS-I breast0.319452
Forbes JF0.31136
enzima llamada0.312883
tamoxifen treatment0.320843
Cancer Institute0.344896
seno her20.38128
primary breast0.320324
CLICK HERE
15584 National Cancer Institute Html en Childhood Cancer Genomics (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version Expert-reviewed information summary about the genomics of childhood cancer. The summary describes the molecular subtypes for specific pediatric cancers and their associated clinical characteristics, the recurring genomic alterations that characterize each subtype at diagnosis or relapse, and the therapeutic and prognostic significance of the genomic alterations. The genomic alterations associated with brain tumors, kidney tumors, leukemias, lymphomas, sarcomas, and other cancers are discussed.
childhood cancers0.451916
genomic landscape0.448565
leukemia cell lines0.468388
Leukemia Group study0.460885
Pediatric Acute Myeloid0.449186
B-cell precursor0.478228
childhood B-cell precursor0.465086
B-acute lymphoblastic leukemia0.506359
poor prognosis0.440387
mutations0.5002
children0.490055
acute lymphoblastic leukaemia0.700198
specific mutations0.439289
AML0.440256
Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic0.50969
acute lymphoblastic leukemias0.496998
chromosomal abnormalities0.446518
CEBPA mutations0.439533
oncology group study0.489092
leukemia development0.4551
B-precursor Acute Lymphoblastic0.495043
patients0.462491
prognostic significance0.476271
Nat Genet0.458917
Hyperdiploid leukemia cells0.465322
childhood cancer0.441528
et al.0.603959
lymphoblastic leukemia interacts0.498545
high-risk acute0.4447
pre-B cell leukemia0.456422
Pediatr Blood Cancer0.444419
acute myeloid leukemia0.542492
Moorman AV0.468863
acute lymphocytic leukemia0.496126
acute lymphoblastic leukaemias0.511116
favorable prognosis0.439188
point mutations0.44293
B-acute lymphoblastic leukaemia0.466866
cases0.445244
genomic alterations0.438134
Abstract0.573806
Clin Oncol0.509945
favorable outcome0.455497
blood0.45817
Acute promyelocytic leukemia0.495963
pathogenic germline mutations0.450974
acute lymphoblastic leukemia0.983229
acute leukemia0.50127
Mullighan CG0.471025
CLICK HERE
16834 National Cancer Institute Html en Benefits of Nanotechnology for Cancer Nanotechnology offers specific benefits that will enable the future of cancer care. Find out here what these benefits are.
red blood cells0.289952
cancer treatment0.2825
tumor endothelium barriers0.421993
tumor blood vessels0.384277
tumor interstitial fluid0.381214
leaky vasculature0.26567
drug delivery0.676613
relatively large nanoparticles0.291836
tumor region0.406678
higher intratumoral accumulation0.251171
traditional biological barriers0.261085
nanoparticles0.370499
negatively charged nanoparticles0.284913
solid tumor treatment0.521666
tumor site0.484864
tumor stroma0.468242
cancer drug delivery0.312793
larger tumor mass0.494058
acidic environment0.280266
passive tumor accumulation0.557879
e.g. biological barriers0.246569
pancreatic cancer therapy0.239135
tumor endothelium barrier0.389992
large biological molecules0.246874
cancer treatment efficacy0.244109
tumor mass0.83917
tumor tissue0.353798
tumor stroma barrier0.402359
fast growing tumor0.412482
cancer cells0.319257
acceptable drug delivery0.271477
pancreatic cancer0.267558
generation nanoparticle therapeutics0.242211
nanoscale devices0.277755
tumor cells0.444134
e.g. functional barriers0.237198
tumor masses0.357375
Pancreatic cancer stroma0.2599
interstitial fluid pressure0.415697
water-insoluble nanoparticles0.237625
biological barriers0.281667
nanoparticle ‘passive tumor0.434599
tumor penetration0.354635
nanoparticle surface modification0.243794
pancreatic cancer cell0.255371
poorly functioning vasculature0.239508
EPR effect0.941886
efficient passive tumor0.412347
tumor microenvironment0.390631
CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
©2017 ARCHES Technology. All Rights Reserved.