Annual Incidence 43,000 new cases a year in the United States.
Annual Mortality 35, 000, making one of the deadliest cancer in the United States.
There are suggestions that Tobacco may play a role in the Occurrence.
BRCA1 and BRCA 2 have been implicated in familial cases. Other Hereditary cases involve the HNPCC genes, p16, Ataxia Telangiectasia and Peutz-Jeghers syndrome)
KRAS, IGFR-1,DCP4, p16, p53 and BRCA2 have been implicated.
No screening method has been recommended.
The disease is clearly unresectable when Mesenteric vessels are involved or when evident metastasis are seen.
A blog about research, awareness, prevention, treatment and survivorship of Breast Cancer and all cancers, including targeted scientific research and a grassroots approach to increase screening for cancer, especially in the low income and under-insured population of El Paso, Texas, with a view to expand this new health care model to many other 'minority' populations across the United States and beyond
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Random News: MELATONIN and NIH GrantsInfo
RANDOM NEWS
*Melatonin which helps with sleep at 3mg, was tested at 20 mg to see if it could help to stop or delay cachexia. It was not different then placebo. Case closed. IT FAILED!
*IT IS ESTIMATED THAT 12000 DEATHS COULD BE PREVENTED WITH AN INSTITUTION OF AN AGGRESSIVE LUNG CANCER SCREENING IN THOSE WITH HISTORY OF 1 PACK/DAY FOR 30 YEARS OF MORE!
*We have shown that in the united states more than 3000 African women could be saved yearly if the Breast cancer paradox (low incidence, but high mortality) was corrected by the institution of a comprehensive prevention program. Well, things are getting worse as recent studies continue to show a decrease of screening in world of corruption and politics. At CPRIT, they want Commercialization. The NIH is heavily political. Just look at a recent submission response:
This is an automatic reply when you submit a project
no referral to some review board
they will keep you going here and there
leading nowhere because they have their political friends to award money to. another example, not here go somewhere else!
Good luck with your efforts.
Comment: and it goes on and on, you get nowhere and after many attempts, you just give up (but at the CRBCM, we do never give up!)
It is a rough world, and they claim to help, but indeed they try to discourage any pursuit of new research and prevention with good old political tactics!
*Melatonin which helps with sleep at 3mg, was tested at 20 mg to see if it could help to stop or delay cachexia. It was not different then placebo. Case closed. IT FAILED!
*IT IS ESTIMATED THAT 12000 DEATHS COULD BE PREVENTED WITH AN INSTITUTION OF AN AGGRESSIVE LUNG CANCER SCREENING IN THOSE WITH HISTORY OF 1 PACK/DAY FOR 30 YEARS OF MORE!
*We have shown that in the united states more than 3000 African women could be saved yearly if the Breast cancer paradox (low incidence, but high mortality) was corrected by the institution of a comprehensive prevention program. Well, things are getting worse as recent studies continue to show a decrease of screening in world of corruption and politics. At CPRIT, they want Commercialization. The NIH is heavily political. Just look at a recent submission response:
Thank you for your e-mail to GrantsInfo at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). We provide general information
about NIH extramural medical and behavioral research, research training programs, and the grant application process.
I suggest you discuss potential funding of your project with the appropriate Scientific/Research staff linked in the
announcement’s Section VII:
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/ guide/pa-files/PA-11-260.html# _Section_VII._Agency
Linking you to NIH FundingThis is an automatic reply when you submit a project
no referral to some review board
they will keep you going here and there
leading nowhere because they have their political friends to award money to. another example, not here go somewhere else!
Dear Dr. Kankonde,
In
the table shown below, you will find all currently active NIH funding
opportunities related to support of tissue, specimen, and biospecimen
banks. It does
not appear that there is any specific funding opportunity that will
work for your purposes. You can search further in the NIH Guide for
Grants and Contracts by going to
http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/ guide/search_guide.htm.
You might also try to connect and collaborate with scientists and
pathologists who have mutual interests to find out if your proposed
tissue
bank might be supported through affiliation with a large research
program (e.g., medical center, cancer center, program project, clinical
trials network/consortium, special program of research excellence,
epidemiology/population cohort, etc.)
Comment: and it goes on and on, you get nowhere and after many attempts, you just give up (but at the CRBCM, we do never give up!)
It is a rough world, and they claim to help, but indeed they try to discourage any pursuit of new research and prevention with good old political tactics!
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