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New Hope for Breast Cancer Patients: Drug Already on Market Found to Lower Chances of Recurrence.

New Data Backs Safety of Semi-Permanent Ink for Use In Radiation Treatment

Semipermanent ink could soon be used in radiation treatment Researchers said early data backs…

Duke Health Study Supports Benefit of Biologic Therapy for Nerve Pain

Urine Tests Could Soon Replace Cystoscopies to Detect Bladder Cancer

Relief Could Be Possible for Your Patients Suffering with Hot flashes and Night Sweats

New Hope for Patients with One of the Deadliest Forms of Cancer

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month

New Guidelines: Screen Women for Breast Cancer at 40, Instead of 50

A Notice for Your Hispanic Patients: Uterine Cancer on the Rise in Hispanic Women

AdventHealth Hendersonville Renews Prestigious Breast Cancer Care Accreditation

Could an Ancient Virus be Key to Fighting Lung Cancer?

Two Companies Show Progress is Being Made For Cancer Vaccine

Is the Future Now? AI is Making its Way Into Medicine

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. How Much Do You Know About the Deadly Disease?

Appointment Opening for the NC Advisory Committee on Cancer Coordination and Control

‘Horrific’ Form of Mpox Affecting People With Advanced HIV

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month

Could Your Patient’s Weight Alter the Effects of Vitamin D Supplements?

Is a Skin Cancer Vaccine One Step Closer to Reality?

NC Company Raises Millions to Fight Cancer

Are You Screening Your Patients for Lung Cancer?

Blood Cancer Drug Fails Main Goal of Trial

It’s Movember! UNC School of Medicine, Others Promoting No-Shave November

Could A Single Blood Test Screen for Most Common Cancer Types?

Could Drug-Resistant Fungi Pose a Significant Public Health Threat to NC?

FDA Plans New Mammogram Regulations

On Point: Colonoscopy Remains The Best Method To Prevent Colon Cancer – Several Doctors Respond to New Study

On Point submissions are individual member viewpoints and not North Carolina Medical Society…

Are Colonoscopies Really Effective? New Research Suggests the Value May Be Overestimated

No One Fights Alone! NCMS Staff Show Support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Are You Talking to Your Patients About Prostate Cancer Screening?

Doctors Take Note: Is This A New Era for Cancer Screening?

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Some Good News Regarding Cancer-Related Health Outcomes During COVID Pandemic

UNC Researchers Looking at Why Black Women Die of Uterine Cancer More Often than White Women

Former NCMS Employee Linda Russell Dies from Cancer Complications

Detected at the Cellular Level: New Technology May Make Finding Lung Cancer Easier, Faster

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