"The Excess Burden of Cancer in Men in the UK" - Cancer Research UK

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Tue, 16/06/2009 - 3:17pm

John

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Cancer Research UK in association with Leeds Metropolitan University, Men's Health Forum & National Cancer Intelligence Network have released a report on the situation of Cancer and Men in the UK - click here for the report.

Cancer Research also have a "blog" called "Why are men more likely to die from cancer?".

I would draw attention to the incidence of Colorectal cancers.

Tue, 16/06/2009 - 6:53pm

anonymous (not verified)

Cancer and HIV - NAM

HIV-positive patients with lung cancer have improved prognosis with HIV treatment

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