TCL Archive Majority Of U.S. Cancer Patients Receive High-Quality Care, ASCO Study Finds By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive In Senate testimony, NCI director uses survival rate as measure of progress for goal to “eliminate suffering and death due to cancer.” By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive Also in this 8-page issue: Use cancer mortality, not 5-year survival, to track progress against cancer, researchers say. By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive Velcade Improves Survival In Relapsed Multiple Myeloma By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive Tobacco Linked To 63 Percent Of Cancer Deaths In Black Men By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive Obituary: Sir Richard Doll, 92, epidemiologist who linked smoking to lung cancer. By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive Black Women More Likely To Delay Diagnosis, Treatment By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
TCL Archive Study Finds Trial Results Reliable At Three Years By Cancer History Project July 29, 2005
Article Fran Visco tells the story of NBCC: “Women have declared war on breast cancer” By Cancer History Project
