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Aging Baby Boomers Predicted to Drive up Incidence of Cancer

Aging Baby Boomers Predicted to Drive up Incidence of Cancer. Cancer Growth: Local and Global Influences.  The Virtuous Cycle of Research. Decryption of the Genetic Code. Follow the Signs to Cancer Prevention, Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment.

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Aging Baby Boomers Predicted to Drive up Incidence of Cancer

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  1. Aging Baby Boomers Predicted to Drive up Incidence of Cancer

  2. Cancer Growth: Local and Global Influences

  3. The Virtuous Cycle of Research

  4. Decryption of the Genetic Code

  5. Follow the Signs to Cancer Prevention, Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment

  6. The Long and Difficult Road to a Clinically Useful Drug Candidate

  7. The Protracted Process of Drug Development

  8. Visualizing Cancer

  9. An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure

  10. Public Health Initiatives Work

  11. Anti-Smoking Efforts: All Over the Map

  12. Catching a Cause of Cancer

  13. Energetic Causes of Cancer

  14. Small Genetic Steps for Cells Lead to a Giant Leap for Cancer

  15. A New Drug, A New Approach to Stopping Breast Cancer

  16.  Many Avenues To Navigate Around a Drug

  17. Where do Hormones Originate?

  18. When the Immune System’s Brakes are Applied, Cancers Go

  19. Clinically Identical, Molecularly Different

  20. Genomic Medicine: Finding the Trees in the Forrest

  21. Working Together to Save Lives

  22. The Public and Private Sectors Invest Heavily, but Differently, in Biomedical Research

  23. A Bleak Outlook for the NIH Budget in FY 2013

  24. The More We Know, the Faster We Go

  25. Accumulation of Evidence in a Learning Healthcare System

  26. Actions You Can Take to Reduce Your Cancer Risk

  27. Molecularly Informed Clinical Trials

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