Articles from ONS Connect (March 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Elasticity of cells may help researchers to identify cancer.	McBride, Deborah		482
Explore the city of brotherly love during ONS Congress.	Milligan, Laura		272
From then to now: an update on blood and marrow transplantation.	Lally, Robin M.		1682
Gene may affect patients' vulnerability to cancer.	McBride, Deborah	Brief article	237
Graveyard shift will be listed as probable cause of cancer.	McBride, Deborah	Brief article	232
Hold educational classes.	Moore, Susan	Brief article	121
Inpatient caregivers also need support.	Dydyk, Deborah	Brief article	162
Make a "toast" to practicing your public-speaking skills.	Hochberg, Karen		255
Mark your calendar for these upcoming oncology nursing events and deadlines.		Calendar	471
New MRI technique may provide earlier notice of treatment response.	McBride, Deborah	Brief article	237
Nurses discuss working with challenging patients.	Servodidio, Camille A.		424
Offer caregiver appreciation luncheons.	Breen, Ann	Brief article	116
ONS can help you stay current in the many subspecialties of oncology nursing.	Wujcik, Debra M.	Editorial	435
ONS files brief in support of Department of Justice lawsuit against big tobacco.	Paul, Ilisa Halpern	Brief article	283
ONS partnership strives to improve cancer care worldwide.	Rittenberg, Cynthia N.	Brief article	139
Recognize Hepatic Sinusoidal Obstruction Syndrome in patients with cancer.	Oestreicher, Pamela	Disease/Disorder overview	1095
Report links increased cancer risk to CT scans.	McBride, Deborah	Brief article	260
Resources for transplantation are available online.	Braccia, Deborah	List	338
Resume writing Part 2: writing the first draft.	Becze, Elisa	Brief article	242
Revise and update programs to meet caregiver needs.	Lassiter, Martha	Brief article	168
Study reveals why obese men have lower PSA readings.	McBride, Deborah	Brief article	245
Take care of yourself during cold and flu season.	LeFebvre, Kristine B.		236
What changes have you seen in stem cell transplantation in the past 10 years? Nurses need continued education to keep up with the many advancements.	Rodrigues, Anna Liza		316
Your thoughts and comments are a valued decision-making resource.	Decker, Georgia M.	Column	383