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Articles 1-19 out of 19 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Congress Approves Defense Spending Bill Containing $1.6 Million for Pioneering Research to Improve Prostate Cancer Imaging. Dec 22, 2009 773 Genentech Submits Supplemental Applications to FDA for Avastin Combined with Commonly Used Chemotherapies for Women with Advanced Breast Cancer. Nov 17, 2009 1703 Biomoda Honors Veterans with Pledge to Lower Rate of Lung Cancer. Nov 9, 2009 389 Biomarkers of Prostate Cancer Progression Identified with Biochemical Profiling Technology. Feb 11, 2009 399 Vitro Announces Application of its Stem Cell Technology to Cancer Research & Treatment. Jan 13, 2009 666 Helicos Announces Order for a Helicos Genetic Analysis System from a Leading U.S. Cancer Center for Cancer Stem Cell Research. Aug 5, 2008 436 How broccoli could combat prostate cancer. Jul 2, 2008 322 How broccoli could combat prostate cancer; Broccoli: Gene link. Jul 2, 2008 324 Giant database allows scientists to share information. McBride, Deborah May 1, 2008 484 Seno Medical Instruments Announces $2 Million State Investment for Breast Cancer Detection Technology. Aug 21, 2007 431 Leading the charge to efficiency: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's transition to electronic charge capture increases accuracy and enables online reconciliation. Rosenbloom, Stacy Aug 1, 2007 1723 Ensemble Discovery and Roche Initiate Research Collaboration to Apply New Diagnostic Technology to Optimize Cancer Therapy. Jul 30, 2007 633 University's high-speed research. Jul 16, 2007 267 Affymetrix Arrays Used to Identify Gene Amplification Associated with Breast Cancer. Disease/Disorder overview Jun 5, 2007 1298 The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Adopts the BioMark System for Early Detection and Monitoring of Cancer. Apr 19, 2007 488 Dana Farber and 454 Life Sciences announce breakthrough in DNA sequencing for cancer research. Jun 1, 2006 693 Calendar. Calendar May 1, 2006 3938 Calendar. Calendar Apr 1, 2006 3934 Researchers at Melbourne, Australia's Peter MacCallum Cancer Center will use Agilent's Human Genome CGH Microarray technology in a three-year study designed to understand mesothelioma. Aug 15, 2005 40