Dr. Tricia Larose has written a childrenĀ“s book about cancer, entitled “A Checklist for Dad”. Her hope is that families can use this book to start a conversation with children and navigate the very difficult topic of cancer.
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Lung cancer has been the most common cancer type for several decades with a low survival rate worldwide. Smoking is the most important risk factor for lung cancer, which accounts for 80-90 % of all lung cancer cases. Due to the declining trend in smoking, other lifestyle factors may become important for the incidence of lung cancer.
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Can hybrid PET/MRI improve the diagnostic accuracy of brain glioma?
by @NTNUhealth 8 February 2018Gliomas are the most common primary brain tumors in adults with an incidence of around 250 cases per year in Norway. The outcome is poor, and the diagnostic accuracy is essential to estimate overall prognosis and to plan the best treatment for the patient. Can a hybrid PET/MRI system improve the diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning for this patient group?
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CancerResearch
Enhancing marine sonar and medical ultrasound imagery using wave coherence
by @NTNUhealth 12 December 2017Blogger: Dr. Alan Hunter, University of Bath and CentreĀ for Innovative Ultrasound Solutions (CIUS) CIUS researchers are investigating whether a property of ultrasonic waves known…
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Blogger: David Bouget, Post Doc, Centre for Innovative Ultrasound Solutions (CIUS) For patients suffering from lung cancer, the diagnosis phase is crucial in order…
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CancerResearch
Pinktober files: Can the treatment of triple negative breast cancer be improved?
by @NTNUhealth 11 October 2017Bloggers: Leslie Euceda, Scientist,Ā and Debbie Hill, Senior engineer.Ā Pinktober has arrived! But why all the fuss? Well, October is internationally recognized as breast cancer…
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Bloggers: Ā Ailin Falkmo HansenĀ (PhD candidate) andĀ May-Britt TessemĀ (Research Scientist),Ā MR Cancer group Movember is around with a ātrĆønderskā spirit on Facebook, Instagram, and the city…
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Blogger: Jimita Toraskar, Ph.D candidate at theĀ Department of Cancer Research and Molecular MedicineĀ and a participantĀ in Researchers Grand Prix 2016 andĀ Tonje StrĆømmen Steigedal, researcher at…
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CancerResearch
How water motion can tell us about cancer treatment effectiveness
by @NTNUhealth 14 January 2016Blogger: Jana Cebulla,Ā PostDoc MR Cancer Group, Department of Circulation and Medical Imaging Just as every human being is a unique individual,…
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Bloggers: ResearcherĀ Debbie HillĀ og PhD CandidateĀ Leslie Euceda Wood MR Cancer group, Department for ciruclation and medical imaging Itās that time of year…