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Dietary factors influence ovarian cancer survival rates

The subjects included 351 women diagnosed with incident epithelial ovarian cancer who participated in a previous case-control study. The original study collected demographic, clinico-pathologic, and lifestyle-related variables including diet. Each subject completed a food frequency questionnaire where they were asked to report their usual dietary intake over the three to five years prior to their diagnosis. To [...]

How estrogen can interfere with chemotherapy’s fight against breast cancer

Velusamy Rangasamy and Ajay Rana, Ph.D., are also the lead authors on the study and are based at Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago where Dr. Rana is a professor of pharmacology. “What we know is that not all breast tumors are the same and if a tumor is estrogen-receptor positive, it’s possible that chemotherapy isn’t going to [...]

Abbott Testifies Before U.S. Congress on Role of Private Sector in Advancing Science Education. Abbott Testifies about Its Part in Multi-stakeholder, ‘Systems’ Approach to Improve Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education in Chicago

WASHINGTON, July 30 // — In a hearing today of the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Research and Science Education, part of the larger Committee on Science and Technology, Abbott (NYSE: ABT) testified on its contributions as a private sector company in a multi-stakeholder, systems approach to improving kindergarten through 12th grade (K-12) science, technology, engineering and mathematics [...]