"… stitute sponsored trial released in 2005 suggest the machines find no more cancers in older women than film mammograms. The trial, which was first reported i …"

"… e randomized trial in 2009 found that the new test is no better at finding cancers than the pap smear, yet it is more expensive, with Medicare paying laborat …"

"… believed that a clearer digital image would allow radiologists to identify cancers that remained invisible in traditional film mammograms, improving early de …"

"… find breast cancer.The trial found that digital mammography detected more cancers in women 50 and younger, women with dense breasts, women who had not yet e …"

"… er residents of the village of McCullom Lake, Ill., who have developed the disease since 1993; 10 have died. The plant, operated by Rohm and Haas, a subsidia …"

"… in tumors in addition to the 17 malignancies, as well as one case of liver disease severe enough to require a transplant.All 31 victims, or their survivors, …"

"… t 1.5 million Americans were diagnosed with cancer and 562,000 died of the disease. “The incidence of some cancers, including some most common among childr …"

"… body more susceptible to opportunistic infections such as certain types of cancers. AIDS is caused by HIV and spread primarily through body fluids, especiall …"

"… ad polyps removed from his colon. But federal officials concluded that his cancers and the polyps could not have been caused by radiation exposure, even thou …"

"… ely difficult one,” says Moyer, the task force chair. While slow-growing cancers won’t cause serious symptoms for at least a decade, some tests can cause …"

"… forations, and even death.There’s no point in screening for slow-growing cancers in people who will likely die in the next decade of something else, she sa …"

"… ly surgery.Making matters even more complex: confusion over which prostate cancers are dangerous. Some cancers grow so slowly that they will never affect a m …"

"… en more complex: confusion over which prostate cancers are dangerous. Some cancers grow so slowly that they will never affect a man’s health, yet it’s ha …"

"… roup.“If you are under 50, you should probably have digital,” said Dr. Karla Kerlikowske, a professor at the University of California, San Francisco, and lead auth …"

"… treatment. Prostate cancer is common, particularly in older men, and often cancers discovered through screening grow so slowly that they would likely not cau …"

"… We found a lot of acute symptoms as well as reproductive problems and some cancers,” Keith said.Around the same time, Keith and Brophy convinced officials …"