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Profiling kidney cancer using DNA macroarrays
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Genetic Basis of Cancer of the Kidney: Disease-Specific Approaches ...
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110200 Obesity, Hypertension, and the Risk of Kidney Cancer
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From [dceg.cancer.gov] Last viewed: 21.11.2004
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GUIDELINES FOR KIDNEY CANCER ASSOCIATION PATIENT MEETINGS ...
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From [www.curekidneycancer.org] Last viewed: 21.11.2004
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RISK FACTOR INFORMATION FOR SELECTED CANCER TYPES Kidney cancer
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From [www.state.ma.us] Last viewed: 21.11.2004
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Kidney Cancer
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1 UCLA KIDNEY CANCER PROGRAM HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE
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From [ucla.biggiantmedia.com] Last viewed: 21.11.2004
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CANCER of the KIDNEY and RENAL PELVIS
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From [www.dsf.health.state.pa.us] Last viewed: 21.11.2004
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Kidney cancer - Cancer survival, incidence and mortality in NSW ...
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Predictors of mortality from kidney cancer in 332,547 men screened ...
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Immunotherapy of metastatic kidney cancer
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Kidney cancer and occupational exposure to asbestos: a meta ...
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Nonmyeloablative stem cell transplantation as immunotherapy for ...
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GUIDELINES FOR KIDNEY CANCER ASSOCIATION PATIENT MEETINGS ...
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Editor Alexis E. Te, MD Kidney Cancer Association CaP CURE Digital ...
From [www.biomedcentral.com] Last viewed: 09.10.2004
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Sun Habits in Kidney Transplant Recipients with Skin Cancer: A ...
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GUIDELINES FOR KIDNEY CANCER ASSOCIATION PATIENT MEETINGS ...
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Allogeneic Gene-Modified Tumour Cells in Metastatic Kidney Cancer. ...
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From [www.img.cas.cz] Last viewed: 25.09.2004
Abstract. An allogeneic irradiated RCC cell line, engi-
neered to produce IL-2 (ACHN-IL-2), admixed with
autologous metastatic formalin-treated tumour cells,
was used to vaccinate ten MRCC patients in progres-
sion of disease in spite of IL-2 immunotherapy. The
cells were administered subcutaneously and/or intra-
tumourally. Sixty-four MRCC patients in progressive
disease, not treated by vaccination but receiving simi-
lar IL-2 immunotherapy, were considered as the con-
trol group.
Patients received 4ñ16 injections (mean 9
± 4), contain-
ing an average of 10.6 x 10
7
± 7.7 x 10
7
ACHN-IL-2-
transfected cells (a minimum of 4 x 10
7
, and a maximum
of 31 x 10
7
). Four patients also received intra-tumour
injections. Vaccination was administered during 30ñ418
days, and ...
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EPIDEMIOLOGY AND RISK FACTORS OF KIDNEY CANCER Vladimír Janout ...
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EPIDEMIOLOGY AND RISK FACTORS OF KIDNEY CANCER
Vladimír Janout, Gabriela Janoutová
Department of Preventive Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Palacký University, Hnevotínská 3, 77515 Olomouc,
Czech Republic
Received: May 15, 2004; Accepted: June 22, 2004
Key words: Kidney cancer /Epidemiology/Risk factors
This review article presents kidney cancer epidemiology as well as main environmental and life style risk factors.
INTRODUCTION
Kidney cancer is the most important cancer site be-
cause of high lethality rates and increasing incidence in
some parts of the world mainly among all Caucasian popu-
lations and in Japan. There were approximately 189 000
kidney cancers in the year 2000 worldwide, two-thirds
of which occurred in developed countries
1
in connection
with higher prevalence of diff erent risk factors.
The majority ...
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KIDNEY CANCER AT A GLANCE
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KIDNEY CANCER AT A GLANCE
What is kidney cancer ?
Kidney cancer is an abnormal, uncontrolled growth of
cells in the kidney . According to the American Cancer
Society, the most common type is renal cell cancer (also
called renal cell carcinoma), which accounts for
85 percent
of all kidney tumors.
Renal cell cancer may develop in one or both kidneys. In
the early stages, kidney cancer usually causes no obvious
signs or symptoms. As kidney cancer grows, it may
invade organs near the kidney such as the liver, colon or
pancreas. Kidney cancer cells may also break away from
the original tumor and spread (or metastasize) to other
parts of the body such as the lymph nodes, bones or
lungs, with about one third of cases showing metastasis
at the time of diagnosis.
How many people get kidney cancer ?
...
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KIDNEY CANCER AT A GLANCE
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KIDNEY CANCER AT A GLANCE
What is kidney cancer ?
Kidney cancer is an abnormal, uncontrolled growth of
cells in the kidney . According to the American Cancer
Society, the most common type is renal cell cancer (also
called renal cell carcinoma), which accounts for
85 percent
of all kidney tumors.
Renal cell cancer may develop in one or both kidneys. In
the early stages, kidney cancer usually causes no obvious
signs or symptoms. As kidney cancer grows, it may
invade organs near the kidney such as the liver, colon or
pancreas. Kidney cancer cells may also break away from
the original tumor and spread (or metastasize) to other
parts of the body such as the lymph nodes, bones or
lungs, with about one third of cases showing metastasis
at the time of diagnosis.
How many people get kidney cancer ?
...
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CL1 Human, kidney cancer
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1 UCLA KIDNEY CANCER PROGRAM HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE
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From [www.uclaurology.com] Last viewed: 07.08.2004
Yes
1
UCLA KIDNEY CANCER PROGRAM
HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE
NAME
UCLA NO. (Leave blank if not yet assigned)
DATE OF BIRTH
SOC. SEC. NO.
Dear Patient:
This questionnaire is designed to help your doctors know your general medical history and to save you time during
your initial evaluation. Because the information is important for your health care, please fill out carefully and
completely.
Thank you for your cooperation.
SEX:
Male Female
MARITAL STATUS:
Single Married Separated Divorced Widowed
A. GENERAL CONDITION
1. My height is _.
2. My weight is _.
3. My regular weight is .
4. My current health allows me to: (Choose the single most appropriate response)
a. Be fully active and carry on all normal activity..
b. Perform activities such as light house work, office work, shopping, etc., but not
to perform strenuous ...
[354]
Medicines in Development for Kidney Cancer
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From [www.researchandmarkets.com] Last viewed: 07.08.2004
Brochure
More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/6162
Medicines in Development for Kidney Cancer
Description:
Database Table: Medicines in Development for Kidney Cancer
Database Tables are proprietary data sources covering specific information for the
diagnostic, medical device, biotechnology and healthcare sectors. Over 600 database
tables are now available from Research and Markets
A Note on Database Tables at Research and Markets:
Please note that these database tables are very focused one or two page tables/charts.
They are great as a quick snapshot of a given market, or to incorporate into your own
presentations/forecasts. But they not give the detailed analysis and the comprehensive
information found in the full industry/market reports. If you do require more detailed
market research please visit the following categories at Research and Markets: ...
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110200 Obesity, Hypertension, and the Risk of Kidney Cancer
From [content.nejm.org] Last viewed: 07.08.2004
74
17 Cancer of the kidney
Summary
During 1992–1997, one-year relative survival after diagnosis of cancer of the kidney was
77.2% for males and 73.5% for females, and five-year relative survival was 59.9% for males
and 57.5% for females (Table 17.1). Relative survival ten years after diagnosis was 47.7% for
males and 46.2% for females in 1987–1991, the most recent period for which ten-year relative
survival data are available (Figure 17.2; Tables 17.2 and 17.3).
Between 1982–1986 and 1992–1997, kidney cancer relative survival increased significantly.
Five-year relative survival increased from 50.8% to 59.9% for males and increased from
49.4% to 57.5%for females. There was no significant change one year after diagnosis for
males whereas for females, relative survival after one year increased from 67.4% to 73.5%
(Figure 17.2; Tables 17.2 and 17.3).
As age at diagnosis increased, ...
[356]
KIDNEY CANCER UK
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KIDNEY CANCER UK
Fourth Annual Conference
Saturday 22 May 2004
Wythenshawe Hospital
South Manchester University Hospitals Trust
Education and Research Centre
REGISTRATION FORM
To: Kidney Cancer UK
Please register the person(s) named below for the Fourth Annual KCUK
Conference on 22 May. I enclose a cheque (made payable to KCUK) for the
total amount due.
Title/Name (BLOCK CAPITALS):
Signed:
Date:
Organisation (if applicable)
Address:
Telephone:
E-mail:
Title/Name
KCUK
Member?
Lunch
Required?
Amount
Due*** (see
details below)
1
YES/NO YES/NO £
2
YES/NO YES/NO £
3
YES/NO YES/NO £
4
YES/NO YES/NO £
CHEQUE ENCLOSED FOR TOTAL AMOUNT: £
Please indicate which of the three afternoon workshops the above
person(s) wish ...
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Chapter II.4 Cost of Kidney Cancer
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From [www.epa.gov] Last viewed: 25.07.2004
Chapter II.4
II.4-1
Cost of Kidney Cancer
C
HAPTER
II.4.
C
OST OF
K
IDNEY
C
ANCER
Clicking on the sections below will take you to the relevant text.
II.4.A
Background
II.4.A.1
Description
II.4.A.2
Concurrent Effects
II.4.A.3
Causality
II.4.A.4
Treatments and Services
II.4.A.5
Prognosis
II.4.B. Costs of Treatment and Services
II.4.B.1 Methodology
II.4.B.2 Results
II.4.B.3 Limitations
II.4.C. Conclusions
Page 2
Chapter II.4
II.4-2
Cost of Kidney Cancer
C
HAPTER
II.4.
C
OST OF
K
IDNEY
C
ANCER
II.4.A Background
This chapter contains a discussion of ...
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JAMA Patient Page Kidney Cancer
From [jama.ama-assn.org] Last viewed: 25.07.2004
Center for Environmental Health Studies
(617) 482-9485
44 Farnsworth Street, Boston, MA 02210
http://www.jsi.com
Kidney Cancer and Exposure to Ionizing Radiation
1
Kidney Cancer and
(and cancer of the renal pelvis)
Exposure to Ionizing Radiation
Summary:
Strong evidence has been recorded of a possible connection between kidney cancer and
exposure to ionizing radiation. This evidence is based upon studies conducted at Los Alamos National
Laboratory, studies of nuclear workers at other sites, and others exposed to ionizing radiation. These
findings are consistent with the National Research Council’s determination that radiation can cause cancer
of the kidneys and other urinary organs. Kidney cancer is designated as a “specified” cancer under the
Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act. Historically, ...
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CANCER of the KIDNEY and RENAL PELVIS
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From [www.health.state.pa.us] Last viewed: 15.07.2004
There were 1,637 cases of cancer of the kidney and renal pelvis diagnosed in 1996 among residents of Pennsylvania, the highest
annual number since statewide reporting began in 1985. Males had an average annual (1992-96) age-adjusted incidence rate about
twice that of females (13.6 and 6.9 per 100,000, respectively). Annual numbers of cases and age-adjusted incidence rates by sex
and race for 1987 through 1996 have all been on the increase.
There are few understood causes of kidney cancer ; however, cigarette smoking is an important risk factor. Approximately a quarter
of all cases are caused by this behavior. As occurred with the age-adjusted rates, age-specific incidence rates were much higher
among males for almost all age groups. Over 60 percent of all the cases for 1996 were diagnosed during the local stage of the
disease. Another 38.5 percent of the cases were diagnosed at the regional or distant stages.
The average ...
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Kidney cancer
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