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In July 2010 we commented on an article in The Daily Mail that was based on data from a team of Korean researchers who’d been busily measuring the lengths of the second and fourth fingers of the right hands of men presenting at their urology clinic. They were convinced that there was a correlation between relative finger length and risk for prostate cancer. … READ MORE …
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For those who like to know what is happening out on the farther reaches of cancer research, there is an interesting article by George Johnson in today’s New York Times. … READ MORE …
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In February this year Efstathiou and Logothetis published an article in Clinical Cancer Research stating that the traditional model of cancer drug development — seeking agents that had some activity in very later stages of the cancer and then “working backwards” to explore the effects of these agents earlier in the disease — had been ineffective in prostate cancer. … READ MORE …
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