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2005 News Releases & Announcements
- U of M Study Finds Type of Childhood Cancer and Treatment Relates to Physical Problems Later in Life
- U of M Study Shows Nicotine Vaccine Has Promise for Helping Smokers Quit
- U of M Study Shows Radiation Therapy for Pelvic Cancers Increases Risk for Fractures in Older Women
- U of M Leukemia Research Fund Receives $311,000 from Danny Thompson Memorial Golf Tournament
- U of M Researcher to Head New Childhood Cancer Research Registry
- U of M Study Finds Thalidomide Shows Promise for Treatment of Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
- U of M Cancer Researchers Awarded More Than $20 Million for Stem Cell and Natural Killer Cell Research
- U of M Study Examines Link Between Grilled Meat and Cancers
- Hope Chest for Breast Cancer Donation Will Expand U of MN Cancer Center Programs for Women with Cancer Health Disparities
- Survivors, Family Members Invited to U of M's Living After Cancer Program
- U of M's Julie Ross Named Associate Director for Population Sciences
- Sleeping Beauty Plays Significant Role in Identifying Cancer Genes
- Colonoscopy: A Woman's Best Defense Against Colon Cancer
- Study Finds Secondhand Smoke in Bars and Restaurants Leads to Increased Levels of Cancer-Causing Toxins in Workers
- "Reduced Risk" Claims of Modified Tobacco Products Challenged by New Research Report
- U of MN Cancer Center Receives Grant to Study Adult Myeloid Leukemia in Minnesotans
- U of MN Cancer Center Study Shows Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer Nearly Doubles the Risk for Rectal Cancer
- U OF MN CANCER CENTER OFFERS OPPORTUNITY TO ASK EXPERTS ABOUT CANCER
- U of MN Cancer Center Researcher Receives $2.6 Million Grant to Study Rare Liver Cancer in Children
- U of MN Cancer Center Study Finds Light, Ultra-Light, and Regular Cigarettes Are All Equally Bad
- U of MN Cancer Center Sponsors "Cancer and the Human Body"
- U OF MN Study Finds Lymph Node Evaluations of Colorectal Cancer Patients in U.S. Not Meeting Recommended Standards
- U of MN Research Shows Calcium May Protect Women From Colorectal Cancer
Media Contact: Mary Lawson, Public Relations Director, Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota, 612-624-6165, 612-363-6971 (cell), mlawson@umn.edu.