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Rexin-G, an experimental "breakthrough" gene delivery system for cancer treatment being tested for the first time on humans in the Philippines is offering cancer patients A Glimmer of Hope. [More]

In Focus

Right on target

Dr. Roger Badillo talks about the current trend toward targeted therapy for a wide range of malignancies. [More]

Breast treatment

The United States Food and Drug Administration grants priority review for letrozole in the adjuvant treatment of a specific group of women with early breast cancer. [More]

The good biological warfare

Experiments on “oncogenic microbes” may soon change the face of cancer treatment, reports Dr. Heustin Sy. [More]

Specialty Highlights

Tacrolimus shown better than topical steroids

Dermatology. Dermatologist Mary Joyce Rico discusses the benefits of topical tacrolimus in treating atopic dermatitis. [More]

Pegasys as first-line treatment for hepa B

Gastroenterology. Pegylated interferon may eventually become the first-line treatment in hepatitis B, reports gastroenterologist Stuart Keith Roberts. [More]

Depression and anxiety a dangerous combination

Psychiatry. Comorbid depression and anxiety are a dangerous condition, but available drugs are helping patients cope with their condition. [More]

 

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