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Press Review (March 9, 2013) – Revue de presse (9 mars 2013)


Living With Cancer: For the Birds
“There’s nothing makes us feel so much alive as to see others die,”
exclaims a dying Ralph Touchett in Henry James’s “Portrait of a Lady.”
At my most snarky, it seems to me that there’s nothing makes some
people so invigorated as to see others debilitated by cancer or by
medical responses to it. To my beloved friends, I hiss what must be
tedious recriminations against off-the-wall reactions to my continuing
treatments. But here I’ll simply wing it.
By Susan Guber. In The New York Times
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/07/living-with-cancer-for-the-birds/

New Pap guidelines may miss aggressive cancer in young women, study
reports
One cancer can cause problems in less than two years, but recommended
screening is now every three years.
By Serena Gordon. In MedicalXpress
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-03-pap-guidelines-aggressive-cancer-young.html


The New Post-Cancer Me: I Didn't Intend on Being So Different
One of the terms I have hated most when I finished cancer treatment
was "new normal." Doctors refer to it, counselors refer to it and a
lot of survivors refer to it. I fought it for as long as I could.
Recently, I have started to accept the fact that I am not the same
person I was before I had gone through my battle with cancer.
By Eamonn Conrad. In Huffington Post blogs
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eamonn-conrad/cancer-new-normal_b_2803965.html

Cancer risk higher among people who eat more processed meat, study
finds
Biggest consumers of food such as ham, bacon and sausages are 44% more
likely to die prematurely, according to research.
By Denis Campbell. In The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2013/mar/07/cancer-risk-processed-meat-study

Possible origin of common ovarian cancer identified
US researchers have uncovered a type of cell in the ovaries of mice
that, if also found in women, would represent the possible origin of
the most common form of ovarian cancer.
In Cancer Research UK
http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-info/news/archive/cancernews/2013-03-07-Possible-origin-of-common-ovarian-cancer-identified

Stomach cancer breath test trialled successfully
Simple breath test to detect stomach cancer could lead to earlier
detection of stomach cancer and save lives.
By Sarah Boseley. In The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2013/mar/06/stomach-cancer-breath-test

Ready for More 10,000 Cancer Genomes Projects?
Cancer researchers who have spent the last 7 years compiling a catalog
of mutations in patients' tumors are now talking about what they
should do next. This week, researchers at the National Cancer
Institute (NCI) unveiled a project on their wish list: a much broader
survey of 10,000 tumors per cancer type that would aim to pin down
very rare cancer genes.
By Jocelyn Kaiser. In Science AAAS
http://news.sciencemag.org/scienceinsider/2013/03/ready-for-more-10000-cancer-geno.html





Plainte pour non-dépistage d'un cancer de la prostate
Cette affaire judiciaire relance la polémique sur l'intérêt du
dépistage individuel de cette pathologie.
Par Martine Perez. Dans Le Figaro Santé
http://sante.lefigaro.fr/actualite/2013/03/06/19972-plainte-pour-non-depistage-dun-cancer-prostate

Des scientifiques prouvent que les consommateurs de charcuterie ont
plus de chance d'avoir un cancer
Selon un récente étude, les plus gros mangeurs de jambon, saucisses et
autres saucissons, sont à 44% plus susceptibles de mourir
prématurément que les autres.
Dans Atlantico
http://www.atlantico.fr/pepites/scientifiques-prouvent-que-consommateurs-charcuterie-ont-plus-chance-avoir-cancer-660753.html

Perjeta, nouveau traitement du cancer du sein autorisé en Europe
Le groupe pharmaceutique suisse Roche a annoncé mardi que l'Union
européenne avait autorisé la mise sur le marché de Perjeta, un
traitement pour une forme agressive de cancer du sein.
Par David Bême. Dans Doctissimo
http://news.doctissimo.fr/Medicaments/Perjeta-nouveau-traitement-du-cancer-du-sein-autorise-en-Europe-31440

Cancer de la prostate, le procès du PSA
Il était attendu ce procès que les autorités ne semblaient pas
craindre : un homme atteint d’un cancer de la prostate poursuit son
médecin traitant qui ne lui avait pas proposé de doser le taux de PSA
(Prostatic Specific Antigen) au motif d’une perte de chance. Ce
premier exemple, car il y en aura d’autres, appelle plusieurs
remarques et mises au point.
Par Guy Vallencien. Dans Le Monde
http://sante2020.blog.lemonde.fr/2013/03/03/cancer-de-la-prostate-le-proces-du-psa/











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