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Cancer Data on CTIC CandidateZacks.comRecently, Cell Therapeutics, Inc. (CTIC - Analyst Report) announced that data from a phase I/II study which evaluated its cancer candidate pixantrone as a combination therapy was published in a medical journal, Leukemia %26 lymphoma. ...Cell Therapeutics Says Experimental lymphoma Drug Offers High Response RateRTT NewsTop Nasdaq Stock %26ndash; Cell Therapeutics Shares jump after Clinical Trial DataBeacon Equity ResearchWritten by TradersHuddle StaffTradersHuddle.comall 13 news articles��

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Former NC GOP Chairman Tom Fetzer battling cancer - NBC17.com
Former NC GOP Chairman Tom Fetzer battling cancerNBC17.comBy NBC-17 and AP Fetzer says he has been diagnosed with a form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments at Rex Cancer Center. Doctor's say his diagnosis is good. Fetzer says he went to the doctor after feeling run down six ...Former Raleigh mayor battling cancerabc11.comFormer Raleigh mayor Fetzer is fighting cancerNews %26 ObserverFormer NC GOP chairman Fetzer is fighting cancerMyrtle Beach Sun NewsWRAL.comall 18 news articles��

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U.S. cancer Rates Continue to Fall - BusinessWeek
USA TodayU.S. cancer Rates Continue to FallBusinessWeekTHURSDAY, March 31 (HealthDay News) -- The rate of new cancers in the United States has dropped by almost 1 percent a year and the rate of death from cancer has fallen 1.6 percent a year, a new report shows. ...Fewer U.S. women dying of lung cancer -studyReutersUS Report on Status of cancer: 'Still a Long Way to Go'MedscapeU.S. cancer rates decline from 2003-2007UPI.comU.S. News %26 World Report�-Health Imaging %26 IT�-Wall Street Journal (blog)all 402 news articles��

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