In the New England Journal of Medicine recently an article summarized the progress made after 200 years of research into the origins and treatment of cancer. The real leap in progress has occurred since the 1960′s, when the structure of DNA was deduced. Starting in the 1970′s it became possible to manipulate DNA sequences to ... read more »
During the period from 2012 to 2022, the number of cancer survivors will grow from about 14 million to 18 million. This means that today, almost 5 percent of the American population are survivors of this disease after their diagnosis. Among men, the leading cancer of survivors is prostate (43 percent of the total) while ... read more »
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