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WSU IEHS Faculty Profile for Dharam Chopra
(FSHR). J Urol. 1999 Mar;161(3):970-6. PMID: 10022736 Tang DG, Li L, Chopra DP, Porter AT. Extended survivability of prostate cancer cells in the absence of trophic factors: increased proliferation, evasion of apoptosis, and the role of apoptosis proteins. Cancer Res. 1998 ...
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Our Stolen Future: New scientific findings about endocrine disruption
Intriguing new research Bisphenol A stimulates proliferation of androgen-independent prostate cancer cells Soy phytoestrogen impairs immune system function. Is infant soy formula safe? ... evidence justifies concerns about EDCs Long Island: no apparent link between breast cancer risk and organochlorines Pesticides render frogs more vulnerable to parasites, increasing deformity ...
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Our Stolen Future: Bisphenol A may interfere with treatment for prostate cancer
Wetherill et al. report that extremely low doses of bisphenol A increase a process in prostate cancer cells that renders them less ... Some background on prostate cancer (adapted from Wetherill et al): In early stages of prostate cancer, treatment focuses on the androgen sensitivity of prostate cancer cells. These cells require serum androgen to ...
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Centuries old cures might actually work
Spices might help fight everything from Alzheimer's disease and cancer to depression and diabetes. Turmeric This ... by which prostate cancer cells survive and grow. Nearly 40 animal studies suggest curcumin may have a strong protective effect against common cancers, including those of the breast, colon, lung, prostate and ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
(Miller et al., 1998; Loprinzi et al., 2005). The clinical trials also documented that ... not mean, however, that molecular components with the ability to inhibit the vascularization of cancer cells couldn't form the basis for developing a useful therapeutic drug. Efforts to identify ...
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What is cancer?
What is cancer? Cancer is group of more than 100 different diseases. Cancer occurs when cells become abnormal and begin dividing and forming more cells without any control or order. Signs of ... 000 new cases of pancreas cancer Lung -an estimated 172,000 new cases in 1994 Prostate-an estimated 200,000 new cases in 1994 Cancer statistics from the American Cancer Society Causes Cancers have ...
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Breast Cancer Genes
Almost 50% of all human cancer cells contain a P53 mutation. These cancers are more ... develop a blood test to detect cancers of the breast and prostate at a much earlier stage than is now possible. The ... and prostate cancers. The new blood test, called the tumor blood marker , hopefully will allow doctors to monitor a patient's response to cancer ...
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Immunotherapy Information - MIRG
Antigen vaccines are being studied for use against these cancers, among others: - Breast Cancer - Prostate Cancer - Colorectal Cancer - Ovarian Cancer - Melanoma - Pancreatic Cancer ...
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Environmental Health Perspectives: Volume 115, Number 6, June 2007
PDF ] Environews Forum p. A 296 U.S. Rice Serves Up Arsenic Estrogens Shield Breast Cancer Cells Dangerous Wait Ground Zero for Uranium? EHPnet: Doctor Fungus The Beat [ Full ] [ PDF ] Focus ... Estradiol and Bisphenol A Stimulate Androgen Receptor and Estrogen Receptor Gene Expression in Fetal Mouse Prostate Mesenchyme Cells Catherine A. Richter, Julia A. Taylor, Rachel L. Ruhlen, Wade V. Welshons, ...
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"Ask the Experts" Category: Radiation Effects
Making a person sterile Q2301 Sperm Q2378 Genital shield Q2445 Reproductive Cells Q2624 Genetic effects Q2628 Concern about reproductive effects Q2747 Effects on ... Q882 Radiation-related increase in esophageal cancer Q2229 Prostate cancer Q2367 Nuclear power plants and breast cancer Q2449 Electrons for treating cancer Q2957 Thyroid cancer Q5831 Leukemia from x ...
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