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Randy Pausch: The Last Lecture  
Carnegie Mellon University Professor, and cancer patient, Randy Pausch shares "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams" in the famous "Last Lecture"

Interview: Arnold Palmer Battles Prostate Cancer
Golf legend and activist Arnold Palmer shares his story about being diagnosed with prostate cancer, and the work of Arnie’s Army:



Interview: Rudy Giuliani, Newly Diagnosed
The former New York City Mayor shares his inspirational story about being diagnosed with prostate cancer, his treatment, and a poignant reflection on the September 11th terrorist attacks.

Interview: Patti LaBelle Gives Voice To Hope
The world-class entertainer shares why cancer is such an important cause to her and how she is trying to help. She speaks about her experience as a caregiver and offers advice to others caring for loved ones.

Interview: Joe Torre and Prostate Cancer
Former New York Yankees’ Manager and now Los Angeles Dodgers` Manager Joe Torre shares his story about being diagnosed with prostate cancer, and the changes that followed:


The Cancer Talk Show: Emotional and Spiritual Issues
Dr. MJ Jahanzeb and Dr. Jan Galleshaw explore the ways that emotional and spiritual factors are an important part of cancer treatment.

The Cancer Talk Show: How to Choose Therapies
Dr. MJ Jahanzeb and Dr. Jan Galleshaw discuss how to choose the best therapy for you.

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The Cancer Talk Show: Clinical Trials
An overview and discussion of clinical trials with Dr. MJ Jahanzeb and Dr. Jan Galleshaw.

Latest Cancer News

  • May 9, 2008
    Stem Cell Transplant Procedures Vary Throughout the World
    Stem cell transplant practices vary substantially among physicians treating adults and children with hematologic malignancies (cancers of the blood or bone marrow such as leukemias and lymphomas).  These findings were published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
  • May 9, 2008
    Genetic Variation Associated with Risk of Neuroblastoma
    Individuals with a common genetic variation (change in DNA) on the chromosome band 6p22 have a significantly increased risk of developing neuroblastoma, as well as an increased risk for disease relapse and advanced disease. These results were recently published in an early online article in the New England Journal of Medicine.
  • May 9, 2008
    Colon Cancer Outcomes Differ Between Men and Women
    Variations within the gene responsible for epidermal growth factor receptors (EGFR) may be predictive of differing outcomes between male and female patients diagnosed with metastatic colon cancer. Details of the study have recently been published in the Journal of Cancer Research.
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