January 2008 Oncology News International

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Article

Cover Story

Cost-shifting could sink healthcare system

CMS policy drives fall in ESA use

Anthracyclines in early breast ca: Is the end near?

DEPARTMENTS

Focus on Hematology

Dasatinib promising as induction therapy of Ph+ ALL

Focus on Breast Cancer

Xeloda/Ixempra effective in resistant triple-negative ca

Cancer Care & Economics

Call for congressional hearing on Provenge approval process re-ignites FDA conflict-of-interest controversy

Texas voters listen to Lance

Focus on Lung Cancer

Cetuximab efficacy does not vary with EGFR expression

PET provides clues to improving lung cancer radiotherapy

Focus on Prostate Cancer

Blueberry punch not quite a 'knock out' blow

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