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Sep 24, 2014
OHSU led Prostate Cancer Clinical Trial results in FDA approval
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This is a reprint of an article from the Portland Oregonian, written by Nick Budnick A prostate cancer drug spearheaded by Oregon re...
Aug 31, 2014
Americans avoid clinical trials—why?
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On this blog site we have written several articles about experimental medicine, new drug approval by the FDA, and the low adult participa...
Aug 18, 2014
Back to basics
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Since starting this Cancer Clinical Trials blog in 2011, we have covered a lot of materials, provided links, and talked about the latest...
Jul 23, 2014
FDA approves new lung cancer drug
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The lung cancer drug erlotinib (Tarceva) treats a certain type of non-small cell lung cancer. 10% to 30% of lung cancer cases fall into...
Feb 7, 2014
Enzalutamide shown to extend survival in prostate cancer
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A video summary of my presentation at GU Cancers Symposium in San Francisco in the last days of January 2014. From http://ecance...
Jan 1, 2014
Experimental drug may stop resistance to cancer drugs
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A major problem faced by many cancer patients is that drugs that are initially successful in managing their cancer lose their effectivenes...
Aug 7, 2013
The West Coast Prostate Cancer Dream Team
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Research Dream Team Studies Prostate Cancer Treatment Resistance from Patient Power® on Vimeo . To put a smile on your face see ...
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Jun 5, 2013
Can the immune system remember?
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The study we discuss here is not "ready for prime time" but it does report some exciting findings that suggest that immunologic ...
May 3, 2013
Larry and Tom interviewed: prostate cancer, clinical trials, and our book
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We were interviewed by the blog JoinClinicalTrials.com a while back. Here we share the interview with you: 1. How did the two of you be...
Apr 25, 2013
One new type of medication may treat many cancers
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Wouldn't it be great if there were medications that would treat many types of cancer? Well, they might be on the horizon. For the fi...
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