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Oral Cancer
Zila's ViziLite(R) Plus Now Covered by CIGNA Dental Insurance 14 Mar 2006
Genetic Engineering News, ..."CIGNA believes that screening is an important step in the early detection and treatment of oral cancer and will ultimately save lives," said a spokesperson ...
Zila Releases Its Fiscal 2006 Second Quarter Financial Results 14 Mar 2006
Business Wire (press release), ViziLite Plus is the most advanced technology in the marketplace for early detection of oral abnormalities in patients at increased risk for oral cancer. ...
Royal Dames' Tiara Ball raises funds for research 14 Mar 2006
Ocala.com, The Ocala Royal Dames also work toward oral cancer prevention and help equip CFCC with cancer-related books, periodicals, databases, computers and workstations ...
Saliva-based tests detect oral cancer Mar 12, 2006
The Age, Early diagnosis of oral cancer and Sjogren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease involving dry eyes, dry mouth and rheumatoid arthritis, may soon be possible with ...
Saliva test detects oral cancer Mar 10, 2006
myDNA.com, Oral cancer is the 6th most common cancer in men and the 14th most common cancer in women. In the US, oral cancer will be diagnosed ...
Saliva test for oral cancer Mar 11, 2006
Health24.com, Researchers may be within spitting distance of a reliable, saliva-based early detection test for oral cancer. "It's nothing more than having someone spit. ...
Spit test spots oral cancer Mar 10, 2006
Dominican Today, Los Angeles.– Researchers may be within spitting distance of a reliable, saliva-based early detection test for oral cancer. "It's ...
Researchers Say Oral Tests Can Detect Cancer Mar 10, 2006
NBC5i.com, RNA) found in saliva. The studies continue and this research has been tested in 100 oral cancer and healthy people. The disease is ...
Spit Test Spots Oral Cancer Mar 9, 2006
Forbes THURSDAY, March 9 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers may be within spitting distance of a reliable, saliva-based early detection test for oral cancer. ...
Saliva-based tests detect oral cancer Mar 9, 2006
Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Early diagnosis of oral cancer and Sjogren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease involving dry eyes, dry mouth and rheumatoid arthritis ...
Scientists develop novel oral cancer lab test Mar 10, 2006
LabTechnologist.com, 10/03/2006 - The first clinical laboratory based test for saliva-based oral cancer detection has been developed by scientists, who believe that the clinical ...
Saliva-based oral cancer detection ready Mar 9, 2006
United Press International LOS ANGELES, March 9 (UPI) -- Clinical tests of saliva-based oral cancer detection, developed at the University of California in Los Angeles, may soon begin. ...
Roundup: Oral Cancer Detection; Sports Drinks And Teeth Mar 9, 2006
NBC 10.com, Oral cancer is usually fatal because it is often not picked up until a late stage, but now scientists say they've developed a quick, easy test to pick it up ...
UCLA researchers: Saliva test detects oral cancer Mar 9, 2006
WIS, Scientists at UCLA's School of Dentistry say they've developed a test that uses saliva to detect oral cancer with an 82 percent accuracy rate. ...
Alarming rise in oral cancer cases in city Mar 6, 2006
Hindustan Times, With A large number of youths and aged people falling victim to oral cancer, Allahabad is fast on way to becoming the cancer capital of the State. ...
Oral Cancer Cases Causing Concern Mar 7, 2006
MedIndia, ...of Pathology MLN Medical College in Allahabad recently concluded a study called 'age specific incidence rate and pathological spectrum of oral cancer' and has ...
SURGEON GIVES STARK WARNING TO SMOKERS ON ORAL CANCER DANGER Mar 3, 2006
South Wales Evening Post, Women smokers in Swansea and West Wales are increasingly being diagnosed with oral cancer, according to a top Morriston surgeon. ...
Jack Wild dies of oral cancer at 53 Mar 2, 2006
Digital Spy, Actor Jack Wild of Oliver! fame has died from oral cancer at the age of 53. Wild has appeared in many projects since Oliver! such ...
Oliver! Actor Jack Wild Succumbs To Oral Cancer Mar 2, 2006
All Headline News ...(AHN) - British actor Jack Wild died after a long battle with oral cancer. He was 53-years-old. He was nominated for an Oscar when ...
The First Clinical Test for Saliva-Based Oral Cancer Detection ... Mar 9, 2006
PR Newswire (press release), ORLANDO, Fla., March 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Oral cancer is the 6th most common cancer in men and the 14th most common cancer in women. ...
Biomarkers in Blood Detect Oral Cancer Mar 8, 2006
Cancer Consultants (press release), ...early online article published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, circulating ribonuclease acids (RNAs) present in a blood sample may help detect oral cancer ...
Free screening for oral cancer being provided for eastside ... Feb 15, 2006
CKNW, EAST VANCOUVER/CKNW(AM980) - Free screening for the early detection of oral cancer is now being provided to residents of Vancouver’s downtown eastside. ...
Zila makes oral cancer test available nationwide Feb 15, 2006
Phoenix Business Journal, Zila Inc. said Wednesday that its ViziLite Plus Oral Lesion Identification and Marking System is now available to dentists nationwide. ...
Black Raspberries May Prevent Oral Cancer Feb 20, 2006
Lex 18, Now, their latest studies suggest the berries may help battle oral cancer as well. In lab tests, the berries reduced tumors in the mouth by 44 percent. ...
Semesco fundraiser benefits oral cancer research Feb 12, 2006
Ocala.com, Semesco wanted Fleigel to help others avoid the experience of the terrible results of oral cancer. Fleigel promised, and the Foundation was created. ...
Alarming rise in oral cancer cases Feb 13, 2006
Hindustan Times, ...custom of chewing 'dohra' —an indigenous preparation of tobacco and slaked lime —has led to an alarming increase in the number of oral cancer patients in ...
Silibinin Inhibits Invasion of Oral Cancer Cells by Suppressing ... Feb 23, 2006
Journal of Dental Research PN Chen 1 ,2 , YS Hsieh 1 ,a , CL Chiang 2 , HL Chiou 3 , SF Yang 1 , and SC Chu 2 ,* ,a. 3 School of Medical Technology, Chung Shan Medical University, No. ...
Contact: Sandra Shagat ( sshagat@dent.ucla.edu ) Mar 9, 2006
UC Los Angeles, Researchers from the UCLA School of Dentistry are reporting for the first time that they have developed the first standardized saliva RNA test for oral cancer. ...
Public Knowledge Of Oral Cancer Remains Low - British Dental ... Feb 12, 2006
Medical News Today (press release), Public awareness of oral cancer is high, but knowledge of the early signs of the condition and alcohol's status as a contributor to the disease remain low. ...
Saliva-Based Tests Detect Oral Cancer Mar 10, 2006
Cancerpage.com, NEW YORK MAR 09, 2006 (Reuters Health) - Early diagnosis of oral cancer and Sjogren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease involving dry eyes, dry mouth and ...
Local Briefs Mar 13, 2006
Fort Wayne News Sentinel, ...sugar, body mass index, depression, eating disorders, flexibility, gambling, hearing, HIV/AIDS testing, lung capacity, oral cancer, osteoporosis, prostate ...
New Ideas Fuel Next Generation Gene Therapy Research Mar 7, 2006
eMaxHealth.com, ...cancer. Patients at risk of developing oral cancer gargle a concoction twice a week that coats their throats with protective genes. ...
Delta Dental of Michigan, Ohio & Indiana Sponsors Groundbreaking ... Mar 6, 2006
PR Newswire (press release), ...to major changes in the coverage of many commonly-performed procedures including dental x-rays, fluoride treatment, crown replacement, and oral cancer detection ...
ACTOR JACK WILD DIES OF CANCER Mar 3, 2006
This is Nottingham, 53. Wild's agent Alex Jay said: "My client Jack Wild died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer.". ...
Wellness calendar Mar 7, 2006
Indianapolis Star, Cancer screening: The Little Red Door Cancer Agency will host a free oral cancer screening from 10:30 am to noon in Crooked Creek Multi-Service Center, 2990 ...
Dentists to test scope for finding oral cancers Feb 15, 2006
CBC Manitoba, Eastside was selected as the testing ground because of the high number of residents there who smoke and drink, which increases the risk of getting oral cancer. ...
Firm future undecided Mar 1, 2006
Blyth Wansbeck Today, Mike Parker,... SMOKERS and drinkers in Northumberland are being warned to look out for the early signs of oral cancer. A research ...
Spit Hides Clues to Disease Feb 18, 2006
Science Now, ...test, showing that levels of four of the 3000 messenger RNA molecules typically found in human saliva were consistently elevated in oral cancer patients, but ...
Coverage for cancer drugs: Who will foot bill? Feb 19, 2006
Toronto Star, BC covers a broad range of oral and intravenous cancer drugs through its cancer agency. Ontario covers oral cancer drugs for the elderly and the poor. ...
Oliver! actor Jack Wild dies aged 53 Mar 2, 2006
Guardian Unlimited, Jack Wild, who was nominated for an Oscar at the age of 16 for his role as the Artful Dodger in the 1968 version of Oliver!, has died from oral cancer at the ...
Jack Wild Mar 2, 2006
Times Online, The following year Wild was diagnosed with oral cancer and in 2004 he had his voicebox and tongue removed. ... He died of oral cancer on March 1, 2006, aged 53.
Norwegian researcher fakes data on cancer drug Feb 19, 2006
Newstarget.com, Cancer Center, informed the Lancet that a researcher from the Cancer Center fabricated data about a drug that was claimed to reduce the risk of oral cancer. ...
Chewing tobacco ban openly flouted Feb 26, 2006
TVNZ, ...investigation found shops openly breaking the law to supply New Zealand Indians - the biggest users of the tobacco which brings a 70% higher risk of oral cancer ...
Research Misconduct, Retraction, and Cleansing the Medical ... Mar 7, 2006
Annals of Internal Medicine ...[Free Full Text]. 19. Horton R. Expression of concern: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and the risk of oral cancer. Lancet. 2006;367:196. ...
Artful Dodger actor Jack Wild dies aged 53 Mar 2, 2006
Washington Post, ..."Jack died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer," his agent Alex Jay said on Thursday. "He always said he was an entertainer. ...
Jack Wild 1952 - 2006 Mar 2, 2006
NEWS.com.au, ...film, was 53. Wild's agent Alex Jay said: "My client Jack Wild died peacefully after a long battle with oral cancer.". Wild was diagnosed ...
Jack Wild, the Artful Dodger in ‘Oliver!’, dies Mar 2, 2006
MSNBC ...age. “Jack died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer,� his agent Alex Jay said on Thursday. ...
Artful Dodger dies Mar 2, 2006
Channel 4 News, 53. His agent Alex Jay said: "My client Jack Wild died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer.". ...
Child star Jack Wild, the Artful Dodger, dies of cancer aged 53 Mar 3, 2006
Guardian Unlimited, ...film Oliver! at 16, was a millionaire at 18 and an alcoholic by 21, has died after a long battle with oral cancer, aged 53. The ...
Artful Dodger actor dies Mar 2, 2006
The Sun, ...musical, was 53. Wild's agent Alex Jay said: "He died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer.". Wild was ...
Jack Wild The Artful Dodger Dies Mar 2, 2006
Entertainmentwise, His agent, Alex Jay announced that his client had "died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer".
Oliver! star passes on Mar 2, 2006
Virgin.net, Wild's agent Alex Jay said: "My client Jack Wild died peacefully at midnight on Thursday night after a long battle with oral cancer.". ...
Artful Dodger dies Mar 2, 2006
Time Out, He was 53. Wild's agent Alex Jay said the actor 'died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer.'. Wild ...
Claimed By Cancer Mar 2, 2006
Toronto Pulse 24, Wild died late Wednesday night in London after a long battle with what his agent called “oral cancer�. He was just 53-years-old. ...
Child Actor Jack Wild Dies From Mouth Cancer Mar 2, 2006
Starpulse.com, ...tongue removed. The actor's agent says he "died peacefully at midnight last night after a long battle with oral cancer.". Wild said ...
Jack Wild, Original Artful Dodger in Oliver! , Is Dead at 53 Mar 2, 2006
Playbill.com, He became sober in 1988. Nonetheless, these excesses led to his later being diagnosed with oral cancer. He underwent surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. ...
Dodger was fighter to end Mar 2, 2006
The Sun, ...speaking for him. He was diagnosed with oral cancer in 2000 and spent last year raising awareness of the disease. It prompted him ...
(PRN) - Self-Employed Texas Woman Claims $5.4 Million Jackpot at ... Mar 9, 2006
Bolsamania.com, Seismic Inventory ... [+. PRN) - The First Clinical Test for Saliva-Based Oral Cancer Detection: Ready Now! ... [. PRN) - Report ...
Lights, cameras, distractions: The curse of Oliver! Mar 2, 2006
Independent, ...and his career as actor and pop idol both collapsed because of his drinking, which, together with being a heavy smoker, led to the oral cancer which eventually ...
Oliver!'s Artful Dodger Jack Wild dies at 53 Mar 3, 2006
RTE.ie, Actor Jack Wild, who shot to fame as the Artful Dodger in 1968 film 'Oliver!', has died after a long battle with oral cancer, aged 53. ...
Norwegian doctor admits to falsifying more studies of mouth cancer Feb 22, 2006
Newstarget.com, Jon Sudbo, a cancer expert at Norway's Radium Hospital, has recently admitted to fabricating data for two more articles on oral cancer. ...
The City Diary Feb 12, 2006
Calcutta Telegraph, Oral Cancer Foundation, a city-based NGO, has opened a centre in Calcutta to treat patients suffering from the disease. Tapas Sinha ...
Oliver! star Wild dies Mar 2, 2006
Stage, Oliver!, has died aged 53. According to his agent, Wild “died peacefully� after a long battle with oral cancer. Known to have once ...
Oliver star Jack Wild dies Mar 2, 2006
Monsters and Critics.com, He turned to the stage, where he continued to act even after losing his voice following surgery in an attempt to halt the spread of the diagnosed oral cancer. ...
This is National 'Through With Chew' Week Feb 13, 2006
Danville Advocate, Smokeless tobacco users increase their risk for oral cancer. Oral cancer can include cancer of the lip, tongue, cheeks, gums, and ...
Spit Tobacco Rates a Concern; Especially High in Rural Areas Feb 14, 2006
Yahoo! News (press release) ...was safer. He developed oral cancer and had to have part of his tongue and his jaw bone removed. He died at the age of 19. Visit ...
Event urges chew users to give it up Feb 15, 2006
Henderson Gleaner, The Department for Public Health warns that smokeless tobacco users are up to 50 times more likely to get oral cancer than non-users, and only 50 percent of ...
When not treating diseases costs more Feb 25, 2006
Financial Express, India, world’s second largest producer as well as consumer of tobacco, has the world’s largest population of oral cancer and diabetic patients. ...
Smokers 'unaware of risks' Feb 13, 2006
Australian, 10 smokers was aware that smoking caused throat cancer, stroke or vascular disease, while fewer than 5 per cent linked the habit with oral cancer and diabetes. ...
Dental hygienist helps homebound Feb 26, 2006
The Argus, Fear, health problems, a caregiver's disregard, or the inability to travel to a medical office often supercede the need to check for oral cancer, tooth decay ...
Bulletin Board Feb 23, 2006
North County News.com, Call 410-252-4500 ext. 7315. > St. Joseph Medical Center, 7620 York Road, Towson. Call 410-337 -1337. *Head, Neck and Oral Cancer screening from 5-7:30 pm Feb. ...
Smokeless tobacco not any safer than cigarettes Feb 15, 2006
Huntington Herald Dispatch, Surgery, Inc. More than 30,000 cases of oral cancer are diagnosed each year, according to the American Cancer Society. Lewis said ...
Retaining that winning smile Feb 15, 2006
Mmegi, She adds that smoking could cause oral cancer. Mudavanhu-Nawa says that at the six month recall, the dentist will do a full examination ...
Cancer survivor recounts addiction story Feb 26, 2006
Green Bay Press Gazette, 28, who travels the country appealing to middle-school children not to start this addictive habit, lost part of his tongue and jaw to oral cancer, the result ...
Tips for Sparkling White Teeth Mar 1, 2006
DailyIndia.com, Smoking causes staining of the teeth and bad breath and increases the risk of oral cancer and gum disease, as it constricts blood flow to the gums. ...
Oliver! star dies Mar 2, 2006
Hollywood News, Wild, who was just a teenager when he played the famous Dickens character and nominated for the same role, was suffering with oral cancer, and was said to have ...
Third Chowderfest set for March 25 Feb 15, 2006
Ashland TAB, 00 per space. All Proceeds go to Eye Research and Local Charities Lion's Eyemobile will also be available at 10:00 am for free eye and oral cancer screenings. ...
Did you know...? Feb 28, 2006
EurekAlert (press release), Did you know that scientists can detect oral cancer by testing your saliva?...that there's a role for dental professionals in detecting and reporting domestic ...
Shop Smart: Making healthful lifestyle choices is a bright idea Feb 18, 2006
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Most insurance carriers now cover the test, which has been shown to catch oral cancer at curable stages. Don't worry about "super" foods. ...
Dr. Eduardo G Gonzales Feb 19, 2006
Manila Bulletin, A face transplant opens a window of hope for people who have been badly disfigured because of burns, oral cancer or other physical trauma and who are unable to ...
DO IT! Free oral health screenings from UM dental students Feb 14, 2006
Detroit Free Press, Adults and children 5 and older will receive X-rays, oral cancer screenings, tooth decay examinations and instructions on oral health care. ...
Survey's awful truth about dental health Feb 13, 2006
Blackpool Today, Bernard Alston, dental strategy lead for Blackpool Primary Care Trust, also show the resort has a significantly higher death rate from oral cancer than England ...
Delta Dental Becomes Major Sponsor of NetWellness Feb 14, 2006
PR Newswire (press release), In 2004, the company was among the first dental benefit providers in the country to offer coverage of the brush biopsy to detect early oral cancer. ...
National medical & dental seminar opens on Sunday - 11.02.06 Feb 11, 2006
Seychelles Nation, ...intestinal bleeding of obscure origin, prevention of surgical site infections, reconstructive surgery of cleft palate and lips and oral cancer in Seychelles ...
Commentary: Blacks Have Got to Find Sweetness in Life, Not Sugar ... Feb 14, 2006
Black America Web, ...white men. Black men also lead all other demographic groups when it comes to oral cancer, and they die more frequently from it. Then ...
"The Great American Spit Out" Feb 16, 2006
WEAU-TV 13, The pictures on the display showed the damage to users' mouths, including people who had to have their jaws removed due to oral cancer, caused by chewing. ...
Dental hygienists unmasked — they really care about your teeth Feb 20, 2006
Quad City Times, Not only do they clean teeth, they take X-rays, assess patients’ health history, screen for gum disease, conduct oral cancer exams, polish teeth, inspect and ...
Plans to set up first hospice for the terminally ill Feb 12, 2006
Seychelles Nation, ...dental section of the seminar, delegates focused on guided bone regeneration, root canal treatment diagnosis and failed treatment and oral cancer in Seychelles ...
Cancer survivor warns teens 25 Jan 2006
Bothell Herald, This week, a Kentucky man whose lower face is deformed due to oral cancer caused by chewing tobacco is sharing his story with 5,000 teens at nine Snohomish ...
Align Pharmaceuticals Makes Its Debut With Three New Products for ... 25 Jan 2006
Yahoo! News (press release) ...sales and marketing. "Our CFO is an oral cancer survivor who has experienced both radiation dermatitis and xerostomia. At 12 months ...
Medical Journal Casts Doubt on Oral Cancer Research Jan 20, 2006
Forbes ...that Dr. Jon Sudbo of the Norwegian Radium Hospital in Oslo may have doctored a photograph to represent different stages of his oral cancer research for ...
Journal Accuses Researcher of Data Fraud in NSAID-Oral Cancer ... Jan 20, 2006
MedPage Today, ...reported that smokers who regularly used drugs like Motrin, Advil (ibuprofen), and Aleve (naproxen) for up to five years reduced the risk of oral cancer by half ...
Norwegian doctor makes up data for oral cancer study Jan 16, 2006
Earthtimes.org 44 year old Jon Sudbo published fictitious patients' data in an article on oral cancer in the October 2005 issue of 'The Lancet', the UK's leading medical ...
Norwegian Study on Oral Cancer Faked Jan 17, 2006
ShortNews.com, A Norwegian study on oral cancer that was published in the prominent medical journal The Lancet has been exposed as completely fake. ...
Researcher admits faking data in article about oral-cancer drug Jan 15, 2006
TheNewsTribune.com (subscription), ...at Norway’s Comprehensive Cancer Center used faked patient data in an article claiming that a certain kind of drug decreased the risk of oral cancer. ...
Health Highlights: Jan. 23, 2006 Jan 23, 2006
Forbes For the 2004 oral cancer study in the NEJM, Sudbo determined that a new biopsy technique could help oral cancer specialists determine which patients would most ...
Chewing tobacco no safer than smoking cigarettes Jan 23, 2006
Flint Journal, Oral cancer is almost always successfully treated when detected early. Periodic self-examination of your mouth is the best way to ...
Cancer specialist's research thrown into doubt Jan 20, 2006
New Scientist (subscription), But Sudbo was accused of fabricating the existence of 454 people with oral cancer for his 2005 Lancet study, and later verbally admitted this to the hospital. ...
Norwegian Cancer Expert Faked Patient Data Jan 16, 2006
MedIndia, A cancer expert at the Norwegian Radium Hospital faked the identity of patients for a trial involving the treatment of oral cancer, it has emerged. ...
Cancer Study Published in the Lancet Was Fake Jan 21, 2006
Los Angeles Times, A study published last year in the Lancet, purporting to show that aspirin and other painkillers halved the risk of oral cancer, was fabricated, the medical ...
4 Cancer researchers fall victim to fraudulent study Jan 20, 2006
Houston Chronicle, ...published in October in the prominent British medical journal The Lancet, concluded that anti-inflammatory drugs reduce the risk of oral cancer, including in ...
Can Women strike a balance between work and domestic life? Jan 23, 2006
MedIndia, ...cancer deaths in women in India is likely to rise to 79,000 by the year 2010, while the number of deaths due to breast cancer and oral cancer would rise to ...
Update 1: Second Med Journal Probes Research Fraud Jan 20, 2006
Forbes A second medical journal is reporting it published false information from a Norwegian scientist who has done research on oral cancer. ...
Norwegian doctor made up cancer study Jan 16, 2006
MSNBC OSLO - A Norwegian cancer expert made up fictitious patients for an article about treatment of oral cancer published in a leading medical journal, the hospital ...
Norwegian doctor accused of falsifying cancer study data Jan 15, 2006
ABC Online, A Norwegian hospital says a cancer expert invented patients' names for an article about treatment of oral cancer published in a leading medical journal. ...
Second Med Journal Probes Research Fraud Jan 20, 2006
ABC News ...was to investigate all research by a Norwegian physician and dentist who last weekend admitted falsifying data in a high-profile study on oral cancer that was ...
Norweigan Doctor Made Up Cancer Study: Hospital Jan 16, 2006
Cancerpage.com, OSLO JAN 15, 2006(Reuters) - A Norwegian cancer expert made up fictitious patients for an article about treatment of oral cancer published in a leading medical ...
Health Briefs Jan 19, 2006
Howard University The Hilltop (subscription), ...researcher, Dr. Jon Sudbo, who works as a doctor and researcher at the Norwegian Radium Hospital, used faked patient data for a study on oral cancer that was ...
Zila Begins Patient Enrollment In OraTest(R) Phase III Clinical ... Jan 5, 2006
Genetic Engineering News, Zila, Inc., (Nasdaq: ZILA), has enrolled the first patients in its Phase III clinical trial for OraTest, its oral cancer detection drug. ...
Blinded by the White: Teeth Go Beyond Pearly Jan 24, 2006
The Common Voice, Frawley pointed to one study that found a mild link between over-whitening and oral cancer on the floor of the mouth that hasn't definitively been proven but ...
Zila Begins Patient Enrollment In OraTest(R) Phase III Clinical ... Jan 5, 2006
Business Wire (press release), 5, 2006--Zila, Inc., (Nasdaq: ZILA), has enrolled the first patients in its Phase III clinical trial for OraTest, its oral cancer detection drug. ...
Fabricated cancer study published in the Lancet Jan 16, 2006
News-Medical.net, ...shocking revelation it has been disclosed that a Norwegian cancer expert made up fictitious patients for an article about treatment of oral cancer published in ...
"It's difficult to prevent scientific fraud" Jan 23, 2006
NZZ Online, Last week it emerged that an Oslo-based scientist had invented patients' histories for a study about oral cancer published in the respected medical journal The ...
Cancer expert allegedly tinkered with research data in Norway Jan 17, 2006
What is the Word, ...that Dr Jon Sudbo, a supposedly certified cancer expert at Norway's Comprehensive Cancer Center, falsified patient data related to the treatment of oral cancer ...
Scientist admits inventing research Jan 18, 2006
Australian, A RESEARCHER has admitted fabricating a study into oral cancer involving 900 people that was published in the prestigious British medical journal, The Lancet. ...
Dental exams can be life-saving Jan 11, 2006
Gaylord Herald Times, ...“I've diagnosed three cases of oral cancer in 25 years in practice,� she said. ... Oral cancer is not painful and is often undetected until it is too late.�. ...
Synthetic Bone Tissue Could Be the Answer to Disfigurement Caused ... Jan 11, 2006
MedIndia, Medindia on Oral Cancer: Cancerous growth occurring within the structures of the oral cavity is known as Oral Cancer The oral cavity includes the mouth and all ...
Cancer Researcher Admits to Faking Data Jan 14, 2006
Los Angeles Times, The researcher at Norway's Comprehensive Cancer Center, who was not identified, used faked patient data in an article on oral cancer published in the October ...
Norwegian Doctor on the Hot Seat Jan 20, 2006
TIME The Lancet work involved research that concluded that common painkillers like ibuprofen could help reduce the risk of oral cancer among smokers—although at ...
Norway probes cancer doctor accused of faking data Jan 18, 2006
Reuters.uk, The hospital said that he made up patients for the apparent review of 454 people with oral cancer. Sudbo's motives for the alleged falsifications are unknown. ...
Cancer Study Was Made Up, Journal Says Jan 18, 2006
New York Times, A large study concluding that anti-inflammatory drugs reduce the risk of oral cancer was based on fabricated data, according to The Lancet, the leading British ...
World Ticker Jan 15, 2006
Toronto Star, The researcher at Norway's Comprehensive Cancer Centre used faked patient data in an article on oral cancer published in The Lancet. ...
Medical journal says papers may be fraudulent Jan 21, 2006
Boston Globe,
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