61. Looking Through A Keyhole At The Tobacco Industry: Brown And Williamson Document Example internal Brown and Williamson Tobacco document in 1986 involuntary smoking is a cause of disease, including lung cancer, in health nonsmokers ; public statements by the industry at the same time environmental tobacco smoke has not been shown to cause lung cancer in nonsmokers . http://www.ama-assn.org/sci-pubs/journals/archive/jama/vol_274/no_3/5042t1c.htm

JAMA Latest news Table of Contents Past issues Instructions for Authors Information on Letters to the Editor About JAMA Subscribe Advertising ... Search Table 1C - Looking Through a Keyhole at the Tobacco Industry Table 1C - Public vs Private Statements Made by the Tobacco Industry (cont) Return to article.

62. Lung Cancer: Repair Fault lung cancer Repair fault. In initial tests, the Shh blocker cyclopamineinhibited growth of smallcell lung cancer cells grafted into mice. http://www.nature.com/nature/links/030320/030320-7.html

20 March 2003 Lung cancer: Repair fault The 'sonic hedgehog' (Shh) signalling pathway is required in embryos for the normal development of the lungs, and now Watkins et al. show that Shh is also produced in the epithelial cells lining the mouse lung during regeneration from injury. Five out of ten human small-cell lung cancers, a frequently lethal cancer associated with cigarette smoking, also make Shh. This suggests that this aggressive cancer may result from inappropriate production of new epithelial cells under the influence of Shh. And that blockade of sonic hedgehog and hedgehog signalling pathways may represent a new therapeutic approach to a condition with a poor clinical prognosis. In initial tests, the Shh blocker cyclopamine inhibited growth of small-cell lung cancer cells grafted into mice. Antibody neutralization and escape by HIV-1 Nature First Paragraph Full Text (HTML / PDF) 20 March 2003 table of contents

63. AllAfrica.com -- Uganda: Smoking Increases The Risk Of Lung Cancer And Asthma Smoking Increases the Risk of lung cancer And Asthma, Email This PagePrint This Page Visit The Publisher's Site. New Vision (Kampala). http://allafrica.com/stories/200302100274.html

Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo-Brazzaville Congo-Kinshasa Côte d'Ivoire Djibouti Egypt Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Rwanda Sao Tomé and Principé Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Tunisia Uganda Western Sahara Zambia Zimbabwe Smoking Increases the Risk of Lung Cancer And Asthma Email This Page Print This Page Visit The Publisher's Site New Vision (Kampala) February 10, 2003 Posted to the web February 10, 2003 Edris Kisambira Kampala AS the drums on the ban on smoking in public places sound louder, medics have also joined the fray by launching a maiden advertising campaign that will target both the smokers and non-smokers on the dangers of second hand smoke. The Uganda Medical Association president, Dr Margaret Mungherera told The New Vision recently that "We must protect the non-smoking public." Mungherera added that exposure to second hand smoke increased the risk of cancer, asthma, heart and respiratory diseases. Pregnant women exposed to second hand smoke are at an increased risk of getting complications in childbirth and often produce underweight babies.

64. JAMA -- Page Not Found AMA report summarizes findings from a scientific conference, including cigars cause nicotine addiction and lung cancer. http://jama.ama-assn.org/issues/v284n6/abs/jsc90323.html

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65. ELCWP HOME European lung cancer Working Party HomePage. All our protocols, and informationsabout our meetings are in this site. EUROPEAN. lung cancer WORKING PARTY. http://www.elcwp.org/

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66. Bmj.com Table Of Contents (321 [7257]) Tobacco is the theme of this issue; articles on health policy, lung cancer, passive smoking, tobacco dependence, tobacco litigation. http://www.bmj.com/content/vol321/issue7257/

Home Help Search/Archive Feedback ... Table of Contents To receive our table of contents (and more) by e-mail each week, subscribe to Customised @lerts 5 August 2000 (Volume 321, Issue 7257) Other Issues: Editor's choice This week in the BMJ Editorials News ... Press releases Find articles in this issue containing these words: [Search ALL Issues] Editor's choice Big and bigger issues [Full text] This week in the BMJ This week in the BMJ [Full text] Widespread smoking cessation has halved UK lung cancer mortality [Full text] Smoking reduction can help the recalcitrant smoker [Full text] Smoking bans at home and in public places cut teenage smoking [Full text] Counselling smoking mothers protects their children from passive smoking [Full text] Parents who smoke are still exposing their children to passive smoking in the home [Full text] Tobacco control is successful in Mauritius [Full text] Editorials Moving tobacco control beyond "the tipping point" Ronald M Davis BMJ 2000; 321: 309-310. [Full text] Protecting children from passive smoking Roberta Ferrence and Mary Jane Ashley BMJ 2000; 321: 310-311.

67. 2nd Annual City Of Hope Lung Cancer Symposium CME) course featuring new and exciting information on the rapidly changing technology,research, prevention, early detection and treatment of lung cancer. http://www.cityofhope.org/LungCancerSymposium/default.asp

Presented by the Department of General and Oncologic Surgery, Section of Thoracic Surgery at City of Hope Cancer Center Friday, February 21, 2003 and Saturday, February 22, 2003 The Queen Mary 1126 Queens Highway Long Beach, California United States, 90802-6390 www.queenmary.com Conference Overview City of Hope Cancer Center is pleased to offer this Continuing Medical Education (CME) course featuring new and exciting information on the rapidly changing technology, research, prevention, early detection and treatment of lung cancer. We are pleased to have been able to assemble a group of nationally prominent experts to participate in this symposium. The 2nd Annual Lung Cancer Symposium has been designed in a unique format, bringing together clinicians, who work to diagnose and treat lung cancer, with public health, tobacco control and smoking cessation professionals, who work to prevent lung cancer and other diseases caused by tobacco products.

68. Lung Cancer Treatment And Research - City Of Hope Provides research and treatment for lung cancer and other lifethreateningdiseases, including diabetes and HIV/AIDS. One of just http://www.cityofhope.org/lung_cancer/

A Leader In Lung Cancer Treatment And Research City of Hope Cancer Center is one of the world's leading research and treatment centers for lung cancer, other cancers, and life-threatening diseases including diabetes and HIV/AIDS. A pioneer in the field of bone marrow transplantation, City of Hope is one of just 40 NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Centers. Here, over 2,800 physicians, researchers, and health care professionals join forces to provide novel treatments and clinical trials, state-of-the-art care, and compassion for our patients. Home to the Beckman Research Institute, research conducted at City of Hope has lead to remarkable discoveries that have helped millions of people worldwide. Our Mission: City of Hope, inspired and supported by a philanthropic volunteer movement, is dedicated to the prevention, treatment and cure of cancer and other life-threatening diseases through innovative research and patient care.

69. The Kenneth B. Schwartz Center- Supporting And Advancing Compassionate Health Ca A center founded by a cancer patient who desired to strengthen the relationship between patients and caregivers through compassionate health care. Mr Schwartz was a health care attorney and died at the age of 40 of lung cancer. http://www.theschwartzcenter.org/

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70. Retinoid Therapy May Help Prevent Lung Cancer In Ex-Smokers Retinoid Therapy May Help Prevent lung cancer in ExSmokers. Related Links. ResourceCenters. lung cancer. Reuters Health Information 2003. © 2003 Reuters Ltd. http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/448959

71. Freudberg InforMedia Gasp! A novel of revenge about a journalist dying of lung cancer who wants to destroy the tobacco industry while being pursued by an excop whose own problems help him track down the madman. http://www.freudberg.com/

F R E U D B E R G I N F O R M E D I A - P H I L A D E L P H I A - MEDIA RELATIONS SERVICES (click for more info) o Corporate communications o Editorial strategy o Content development o Public relations o Managed media exposure CREDENTIALS (click for more info) o News media he's worked for o Books he's written o Frank Freudberg's publishing deals GASP! (click for more info) In the classic underground thriller Gasp! , Freudberg creates characters who barrel thorough the story like heavy trucks without breaks. The Associated Press says it's "riveting" and Library Journal calls it "thoroughly nasty." On sale everywhere. Home Media Relations Books Credentials ... Gasp! Contact: Frank Freudberg (610) 989-8088 ff@freudberg.com

72. Ask The Experts - Lung Cancer lung cancer. Discussions, Therapy response from Corey J. Langer,MD TreatingSmallCell lung cancer Metastatic to the Brain? response http://www.medscape.com/pages/editorial/ate/public/index/575

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73. Investment In Tobacco Control State Highlights 2001 State by state breakdown of tobacco use among adults, among youth; deaths related to smoking; smoking attributable medicaid expenditures; lung cancer death rate; tobacco control funding; tobacco excise taxes; cigarette sales. http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/statehi/statehi_2001.htm

TIPS Home What's New Mission Site Map ... Related Links The CDC's State Highlights 2001: Investment in Tobacco Control, analyzes current investments in tobacco control, it places these investments in the context of health and economic consequences of tobacco use specific to the state, and compares current investments with the specific funding ranges contained in CDC's Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs. CDC has made this information available on-line. To access a particular state, simply click on the state from the map below. Or, if you prefer, you may choose from a text list One or more documents on this Web page is available in Portable Document Format (PDF). You will need Acrobat Reader (a free application) to view and print these documents. Investment in Tobacco Control State Highlights—2001 PDF-1331K) Front Material PDF-211K) Data Sources and Definitions PDF-24K) Fact Sheet Press Release Summary Maps and Tables Tobacco Use Among Adults PDF-13K) Tobacco Use Among Youth PDF-13K) Deaths Related to Smoking PDF-9K) Smoking Attributable Medicaid Expenditures PDF-9K) Lung Cancer Death Rate—1997 PDF-9K) Tobacco Control Funding PDF-9K) Tobacco Excise Taxes PDF-53K) Cigarette Sales PDF-9K) Healthy People 2010 Tobacco Objectives PDF-9K) One or more documents on this Web page is available in Portable Document Format (PDF). You will need

74. Harvard Gazette: Lung Cancer Vaccine Under Development Medical investigators have begun to see some light at the end ofa long tunnel that may lead to a vaccine against lung cancer. http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2003/03.13/01-vaccine.html

Current Issue: March 13, 2003 News News, events, features Science/Research Latest scientific findings Profiles The people behind the university Community Harvard and neighbor communities Sports Scores, highlights, upcoming games On Campus Newsmakers, notes, students, police log ... Arts Museums, concerts, theater Calendar Two-week listing of upcoming events Glenn Dranoff (right) and Thomas Lynch are part of a team working on the development of a new type of lung cancer vaccine. The same vaccine is also being studied for treatment of melanoma, prostate, and other cancers. (Staff photo by Jon Chase) Lung cancer vaccine under development: Results are encouraging By William J. Cromie Gazette Staff Medical investigators have begun to see some light at the end of a long tunnel that may lead to a vaccine against lung cancer. A trial vaccine given to 25 patients in advanced stages of the disease has produced what researchers call "encouraging results." Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in North America and Europe. More people die of it than of breast, prostate, and colon cancer combined. The vaccine is therapeutic rather than preventive, designed to allow patients to live longer, not to prevent the disease.

75. The Village Voice: Nation: Press Clips: Tobacco Row By Cynthia Cotts Explores a connection between $60,000 worth of tobacco ads in Brill's Content and a sixpage article in the magazine that bashes the media for overstating the link between secondhand smoke and lung cancer. http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/9850/cotts.php

Military Psychiatry Revamps Old Tune by Erik Baard An Excerpt From Ben Shephard's 'A War of Nerves' Ahmed Chalabi: Iraq's Man Who Would Be King by Kareem Fahim War Stories the Censors Could Not Sink by Cynthia Cotts Using the New, Improved Sermon Tank by James Ridgeway VOICE in the News Nat Hentoff will be interviewed Tuesday 4/8 at 10:20 p.m. on 'MSNBC Reports with Joe Scarborough' Resources (advertisements) Free Software Giveaway Say Goodbye to Verizon Lose Weight In Debt Get Help ... Buy Gourmet CoffeeAM Press Clips by Cynthia Cotts Tobacco Row December 9 - 15, 1998 s there any connection between $60,000 worth of tobacco ads in the December issue of Brill's Content and a six-page article in the same issue that bashes the media for overstating the link between secondhand smoke and lung cancer? Absolutely not, says Steve Brill, editor of Brill's Content , who claims the infusion of tobacco money and his publication of a protobacco article are "a total coincidence." Brill, who is also the magazine's top business executive, says he follows a simple principle: "We run the stories we think we should run, without regard to who the advertisers are." (The article was accompanied by an equivocating editor's note explaining that the magazine welcomes tobacco ads—as does the Voice —although smoking causes cancer.)

76. Lung Cancer lung cancer. The purpose of this webpage is to provide an easy access to availableresources on lung cancer. Patient's Introduction to lung cancer. http://rattler.cameron.edu/lungcancer/

LUNG CANCER The purpose of this webpage is to provide an easy access to available resources on lung cancer. All information was acquired online and can be recreated by any persons willing to search. It is the right of all persons suffering a dehabilitating and/or deadly disorder to be given access to all information available about that illness. Hopefully this page will provide some avenues of search and information to make that needed information easily available. Good Luck in your search! Polly Edwards Main Menu The following information is designed to provide a full complement of information regarding lung cancer. It is linked to many search engines that are capable of broadening a even more detailed search if needed. Patient's Introduction to Lung Cancer Medical Guides and Search Engines Online Newsgroups and Listservers Medical Libraries and Online Literature ... Current News on Lung Cancer Return to Main Menu Patient's Introduction to Lung Cancer Cancer Information for Patients and Families The Ten Commandments of Cancer Survival Richard Block's Online Book on Cancer Radiotherapy Introduction from the PDQ / NCI Chemotherapy and You Introduction from the PDQ / NCI Understanding Cancer Types and Staging Understanding Pathology Reports: Dr. Ed Uthman's Biopsy Report

77. LUNGevity Home Page Dedicated exclusively to reducing the number of deaths resulting from lung cancer. http://www.lungevity.org/

Comparative Research Funding Breast Cancer $11,425 per cancer death Prostate Cancer $8,190 per cancer death Colorectal Cancer $3,350 per cancer death Lung Cancer $1,200 per cancer death Home About Us Events How You Can Help ... Contact Us PLEASE SEND DONATIONS TO: LUNGevity Foundation 3715 N. Richmond Street Chicago, IL 60618 PLEASE HELP. . . BECOME A VOLUNTEER TODAY! E-Mail: information@lungevity.org DID YOU KNOW. . .lung cancer is the #1 cancer killer in the U.S. today? TODAY . . . more people, including non-smokers, die from this insidious disease, than from any other type of cancer. In fact, more people die of lung cancer than from breast, colon, and prostate cancers combined. AND YET, until now, there have been no organizations dedicated exclusively to raising funds for lung cancer research. OUR MISSION . . . To promote research designed to reduce the number of deaths resulting from lung cancer. Click Here To Return To Top Of Page For more information please contact: information@lungevity.org

78. Lung Cancer Resources Directory - CancerIndex Information and links about lung cancer, causes and prevention, molecular biology, and specialist Category Health Conditions and Diseases Cancer Lung...... Worldwide over 1 million people are diagnosed with lung cancer each year. Menulung cancer Resources Directory. General lung cancer Information (27 links). http://www.cancerindex.org/clinks2l.htm

Home Site Map Cancer Types Treatments ... About Lung Cancer Resources Directory Home Cancer Types Lung Cancer Lung cancer is one of the most common types of cancer. The lungs are a pair of cone-shaped organs situated inside the chest, they bring oxygen into the body and take out waste carbon dioxide. There is a strong link between smoking and lung cancer. There are two main categories of lung cancer; Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC) , and Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC). World-wide over 1 million people are diagnosed with lung cancer each year. Menu: Lung Cancer Resources Directory General Lung Cancer Information Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC) Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) Organisations Causes / Prevention Molecular biology of Lung Cancer Multimedia Lung Cancer Resources General Lung Cancer Information (27 links) What You Need to Know About Lung Cancer- Patient's booklet (National Cancer Institute, USA) This site contains information about the disease, diagnosis, staging, and treatment options. Cancer of the lung (Royal Marsden Hospital, UK) An on-line patient booklet.

79. Vaccine Technique Shows Potential Against Common Form Of Lung Cancer In a demonstration of vaccine therapy's potential for treating lung cancer, DanaFarberCancer Institute scientists and their associates report that a http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2003-02/dci-vts021103.php

Public release date: 13-Feb-2003 Contact: Bill Schaller william_schaller@dfci.harvard.edu Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Vaccine technique shows potential against common form of lung cancer BOSTON – In a demonstration of vaccine therapy’s potential for treating lung cancer, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute scientists and their associates report that a prototype vaccine boosted the natural immune response to tumors in a small group of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Moreover, the vaccine was found to be non-toxic and well-tolerated. Published in the Feb. 15 issue of the Journal of Clinical Oncology, findings from the Phase I clinical trial will provide an impetus for further efforts to develop a vaccine against NSCLC, a difficult-to-treat condition that accounts for roughly 80 percent of all lung cancer cases. (Phase I trials are designed primarily to assess the safety of an experimental treatment.) "This work represents a new approach to a vaccine for lung cancer patients,” says senior author Glenn Dranoff, MD, of Dana-Farber. "We’re still at an early stage, but the results of this study are encouraging. They offer a 'proof of principle' that this technique can strengthen the normal immune response to NSCLC tumors and will help form the basis for testing the vaccine in patients with earlier stage lung cancer." The technique was originally developed for patients with advanced melanoma, a form of cancer that begins in the skin but can be deadly if allowed to spread to other parts of the body.

80. Lung Cancer Center: Cancer Treatment Centers Of America Offers information about symptoms, causes, prevention, diagnosis and treatment. http://lung.cancercenter.com

Search Advanced Search Cancer Center - - - Select One - - - Bladder Breast Cervical Colon Esophageal Extrahepatic Bile Duct Hodgkin's Disease Kidney Laryngeal Leukemia Liver Lung Lymphoma Melanoma Multiple Myeloma Oral Ovarian Pancreatic Pharyngeal Prostate Rectum Skin Stomach Testicular Uterine Vaginal Vulvar Other Conventional Treatment Options Surgical Oncology Radiation Therapy ... Treatment Options There are two major types of lung cancer: small cell and non-small cell - and different subtypes of non-small cell lung cancer. Each type grows and spreads in different ways, and is treated differently. Non-small cell is the most common form of lung cancer, growing and spreading more slowly than the small cell type, which is also known as oat cell cancer, due to its appearance under a microscope. Small cell lung cancer is more likely to spread to other organs in the body. According to the National Cancer Institute, cancer of the lung and bronchus (hereafter, lung cancer) is the second most common cancer among both men and women, second only to colorectal cancer. Cigarette smoking accounts for nearly ninety percent of all lung cancers, and it is therefore the single most preventable cancer in existence. Quitting smoking is beneficial at all ages, and the earlier in life one quits, the greater the benefits. One study estimated that men who quit smoking by age 50 reduced their risk of lung cancer by almost two-thirds, compared to men who continued to smoke at age 75. If you have been diagnosed with lung cancer, you should know that Cancer Treatment Centers of America provides you with the options and tools you need to focus on healing. Treatment for lung cancer depends on the stage of the disease, the location and size of the tumor, your age and general health, as well as other factors your doctor will discuss with you.

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