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Previous issues of HealthLINK-Cancer

  • July 2007 - Researchers looking at programs to help cancer survivors
  • March 2007 - Yale Cancer Center participates in melanoma study
  • December 2006 - Study finds CT screening detects early-stage lung cancer
  • October 2006- Non-melanoma skin cancer affecting younger patients
  • June 2006- New breast cancer screening tool studied by Yale-New Haven Hospital
  • January 2006- Using Herceptin in some breast cancer patients cuts recurrence
  • October 2005- Yale-New Haven Hospital participates in partial breast irradiation study
  • September 2005- Doctors study effectiveness of new screening methods for breast cancer
  • August 2005- Chemotherapy following lung cancer surgery improves survival rate
  • July 2005- Researchers discover blood test to detect ovarian cancer early
  • April 2005- Clinical trials studying whether hormonal therapy drug, antioxidants may prevent prostate cancer
  • March 2005- New class of drugs helps fight hormone-sensitive breast cancer
  • February 2005- Certain melanin makes skin more vulnerable to sunburn
  • January 2005- Study shows feasibility of vaccine therapy to fight brain cancer
  • October 2004- Genetic mutation linked to more aggressive breast tumors in African-American women
  • July 2003- Sentinel node biopsy offers fewer side effects
  • June 2003- Exercise and breast cancer survival: Making a connection
  • February 2003- Ovary removal reduces cancers in BRCA carriers
  • December 2002- Premature menopause side effect of breast cancer treatment
  • August 2002- Does sunscreen increase or decrease melanoma risk?
  • July 2002- Using lab discoveries to test for bladder cancer
  • December 2001- Jump in esophageal and stomach cancers prompts study
  • September 2001- NIH recommendations on adjuvant therapy for breast cancer
  • April 2001- Breast reconstruction gaining in popularity
  • February 2001- New screening method for lung cancer?
  • November 2000- Renewed interest in prostate cancer treatment option
  • August 2000- The role of clinical breast exams
  • May 2000- Ovarian Cancer
  • March 2000- Risks of combination hormone replacement therapy
  • February 2000- New tests for bladder cancer
  • December 1999- Confidentiality and cancer genetic testing
  • October 1999- Screening for colorectal cancer
  • September 1999- Using ABCD to detect melanoma
  • July 1999- Trial focuses on breast cancer prevention
  • May 1999- Drop in prostate cancer deaths
  • April 1999- Improving the odds for women with cervical cancer

Previous issues of HealthLINK-Cardiac

Previous issues of HealthLINK-Mental Health

  • July 2004- Early treatment of schizophrenia may improve outcomes
  • March 2004- Studies point out risk of depression high among caregivers
  • December 2003- Timing of light therapy key for curing winter depression

Previous issues of HealthLINK-Neurology

  • May 2007- Study links mild heart dysfunction to increased risk of ischemic stroke
  • February 2007- Does criteria for stroke centers improve care for ischemic stroke?
  • December 2006- Carotid artery stenting with protection study
  • August 2006- Low-dose aspirin reduces women's risk of stroke

Previous issues of HealthLINK-Pediatrics

Previous issues of HealthLINK-Women's health

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