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J Clin Oncology
National Cancer Institute — The first phase 0 clinical trial of a drug in cancer treatment, involving 13 patients with advanced cancers, showed that the drug, ABT-888, affected its target and was well tolerated. Most importantly, this trial showed that it is possible to ...More…
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NIDCR - Quimioterapia y la boca
Dental & Craniofacial Research — Quizás a usted le sorprenda saber que su dentista es muy importante para su tratamiento contra el cáncer. Visitar a su dentista antes de comenzar la quimioterapia, podría ayudarle a prevenir serios problemas en la boca. A veces los efectos ...More…
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Prevention and Treatment of Cancer
Merck — Chemotherapy drugs are most effective when given in combination (combination chemotherapy). The rationale for combination chemotherapy is to use drugs that work by different mechanisms of action, thereby decreasing the likelihood that resistant ...More…
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Acerca de este libro
National Cancer Institute — Este libro es una guía que puede consultar durante todo el tratamiento de quimioterapia porque: No tiene que leer este libro de principio a fin. Lea sólo aquellas secciones que necesita ahora. Más tarde podrá leerlo todo. Hable con su doctor y ...More…
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Central Venous Access Catheters (CVAC)
Interventional Radiology — Interventional radiologists nonsurgically place central lines, ports and feeding tubes for patients to avoid repeated needle sticks. Society of Interventional Radiology. People with certain diseases or medical conditions sometimes require that ...More…
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Sexual and Fertility Changes in Women
National Cancer Institute — Be open and honest with your partner. Talk about your feelings and concerns. Find new ways to show love and be close. It may also help to talk with a doctor, nurse, social worker, counselor, or people in a support group. Practical information and ...More…
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Sexual and Fertility Changes in Men
National Cancer Institute — It may also help to talk with a doctor, nurse, social worker, counselor, or people in a support group. Ask your doctor or nurse if it is okay for you to have sex during treatment. Most men can have sex, but you will want to talk with your doctor ...More…
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What's New in Chemotherapy Research?
American Cancer Society — Over the years, many people have been successfully treated with chemotherapy drugs thanks to ongoing research into their use. Yet despite the best treatments, some cancers are very difficult to control, and some will come back. Several exciting ...More…
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Urination Changes
National Cancer Institute — It is common for your urine to change color or smell different during chemotherapy. Talk with your doctor or nurse to learn what changes you should expect and ways to best manage them. Talk with your doctor or nurse to learn what you should stop ...More…
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Swelling (Fluid Retention)
National Cancer Institute — Swelling can be caused by the chemotherapy. Some types of cancer or hormone changes can also cause swelling. So can other health problems. Practical information about what causes swelling (fluid retention) during chemotherapy, steps to take to ...More…
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Skin and Nail Changes
National Cancer Institute — Practical information to help you care for your skin and nails during chemotherapy and problems to call your doctor about. Read questions to ask your doctor. When you are outside, always wear sunscreen and lip balm. Or wear a long-sleeved shirt, ...More…
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Managing Chemotherapy Side Effects: Pain
National Cancer Institute — If you find that you are in pain, don't put up with it. There are many medicines to help lower or get rid of pain. Talk with your doctor to learn about medicine that can help you. Ask what other things, like massage or acupuncture, could also ...More…