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Tag Archives for " Endometrial Cancer "
Laparotomy vs. Laparoscopic- Endometrial Cancer
Laparoscopy over laparotomy is the choice doctors should make to decrease post-operation complications when staging endometrial cancer:
Continue readingMetformin- Treatment for Endometrial Cancer?
Metformin, traditionally used to treat diabetes, may be an important part of adjuvant therapy for endometrial cancer:
Continue readingEndometrial Cancer, Sugar, Curcumin, Green Tea
Eating a sugary diet may increase the risk of developing endometrial cancer by upwards of 33%:
Continue readingEndometrial Cancer- Stage 3A- Ovary
We have not been able to identify any statically significant proof of efficacy of the chemotherapy treatment for the endometrial cancer. The improvement in the outcomes seems marginal. Hi David- My wife
Continue readingC-B-D/T-H-C for Endometrial/Uterine Cancer
“We observed that at concentrations higher than 5 μM, eCBs and C-B-D induced a significant reduction in cell viability in both Ishikawa and Hec50co cells…” Dear Cancer Coach: I am post
Continue readingAre Endometrial Polyps Overtreated?
A "watch and wait" course of action for patients diagnosed with endometrial polyps may be the best course of action, recent studies show:
Continue readingCancer Coaching- Endometrial Cancer-C-B-D oil Complementary Therapy?
“Selective targeting of TPRV1 by AEA, C-B-D, or other stable analogues may be an attractive research area for the treatment of estrogen-dependent endometrial cancer.” Dear Cancer Coach: I am post op
Continue readingHysteroscopy Endometrial Cancer?
Though hysteroscopy plays an important role in both diagnosing and staging endometrial cancer, it may cause endometrial cancer cells to spread to the peritoneum, researchers say:
Continue readingVitamin D- Obesity-Induced Increase in Endometrial Cancer-
Vitamin D may prevent the development of endometrial cancer, as it inhibited endometrial carcinogenesis in mice:
Continue readingExercise- Endometrial Cancer, Reduce Relapse
Exercise may be a critical component of endometrial cancer prevention, and walking for thirty minutes a day five days a week is enough to make a difference.
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