Fewer than 10 per cent of
lung cancer patients survive the disease beyond five years after diagnosis.
«More early stage
lung cancer patients survive the disease: Study shows surgery and radiation make life - saving difference, but too many patients remain untreated.»
Not exact matches
Fewer than half of all
patients who undergo surgery for
lung cancer survive as long as 5 years.
«This greater than expected survival in older
patients selected for operative therapy is noteworthy,» said Dr. Fernandez, «especially considering that the prevalence of
lung cancer is expected to increase as the population continues to grow older and more people
survive into old age.»
The team found that
patients with breast, gastric or
lung cancers survived longer when they had higher levels of Bmal1 protein.
This better understanding of BCX's molecular mechanism could lead to dietary recommendations for
patients undergoing chemotherapy for
lung cancer and for those who have
survived, said Wang, who is also a professor at the Friedman School.
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Lung cancer is one of most lethal cancers and prognosis for patients is often poor, with only about 15 percent surviving more than 5 years,» says Inder Verma, Salk's American Cancer Society Professor of Molecular Biology and lead author of the
cancer is one of most lethal
cancers and prognosis for
patients is often poor, with only about 15 percent
surviving more than 5 years,» says Inder Verma, Salk's American
Cancer Society Professor of Molecular Biology and lead author of the
Cancer Society Professor of Molecular Biology and lead author of the paper.
Prognosis of
lung cancer is poor; around 7 % of
patients survive for five years, and most
patients are treated palliatively from diagnosis.