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Are we winning the war on cancer?
The best medicine has to offer still isn't enough to help all cancer patients. But armed with new knowledge, doctors predict they'll be saving many more lives in the next few decades. Full story
Personalizing cancer care
Doctors seek to tailor treatments to individual patients
Fighting back with fitness
Exercise improves cancer patients' quality of life, and may even extend it, research suggests
Life after cancer
Survivors may grapple with lasting emotional and medical issues
Treatments boost lung cancer survival
Studies look at chemotherapy for early-stage disease, experimental agent for advanced cancer
Statins may slash risk of colon cancer
Widely used cholesterol drugs could have additional benefit
Approach extends brain cancer survival
Study: Chemotherapy helps with aggressive form of disease
  SPECIAL REPORT
Cancer prevention in a vitamin pill?
Anxiety over the 'C' word, along with other diseases associated with aging, has helped turn the dietary supplement industry into a $18 billion a year business.
As cancer costs rise, a focus on prevention
New breed of drugs offers hope in cancer war
War on cancer also battles high costs
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