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  Breast cancer
Protect your breasts — get your heart pumping
Thousands race in Egypt to fight breast cancer
Sore breasts a warning with hormone therapy
  Cervical cancer
HPV linked to 25,000 cancers in 5 years
HPV vaccine can prevent genital warts in men
New cervical cancer test beats pap smear
  Colon cancer
Colon cancer’s return predicted with new test
Medicare won't cover 'virtual colonoscopy'
Hormone therapy may lower colon cancer risk
  Lung cancer
Lung cancer pill poised for a comeback
Lung cancer deaths linked to hormone pills
Change in cigarettes more dangerous to lungs?
  Ovarian cancer
Tiny ovarian tumors can lurk for years
Blood tests could detect ovarian cancer early
Hope, confusion in race for ovarian cancer tests
  Prostate cancer
Robotic prostate surgery comes with trade-off
Virus may be cause of some prostate cancer
Many with prostate cancer suffer no ill effects
  Skin cancer
Skin cancer can be inherited, studies suggest
Study: Tanning beds as deadly as arsenic
‘Cancer vaccines’ offer new way to fight disease
  Other cancer
NYT: Grant system undercuts major cancer leaps
Radiation not needed in common kids' cancer
NYT: At VA hospital, a rogue cancer unit

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