Press releases for cancer

XVIVO Scientific Animation Onvited to Present at Prestigious Stanford University's Annual Cancer Biology Symposium (2011-04-19)
With the goal of educating and informing an influential audience at the forefront of cancer research on the power of scientific visualization, XVIVO’s Vice-President Robert Krensel will present animation programs that focus on cellular and cancer-related processes (normal versus pathological), stem cell differentiation and cancer therapeutics, highly specialized for this prestigious audience. Mr. Krensel’s presentation will include 'The Inner Life of the Cell,' an animation developed by XVIVO Scientific Animation in partnership with Harvard University’s BioVisions multi-media website, which the New York Times opined was 'perhaps the pivotal moment in molecular animations.'

Liver Cancer Cure Now Announces Graviola Cancer Cure (2010-08-19)
Money does not grow on trees but there is a cancer cure that does. Graviola has been shown to lower blood pressure, kill intestinal parasites, calm nerves, help arthritis, and benefit the liver and heart.

Social Sciences Net, LLC Launches CancerSupportNet.com. (2008-01-15)
Social Sciences Net, LLC, a social media incubator that delivers vertical social networks, today announced the release of the Cancer Support Network, an online cancer support group and research library located at http://www.cancersupportnet.com.

"Mission: One Child's Cure" Launches Today in Denver (2007-11-30)
10-Year Old Cancer Patient Launches Youth Cancer-Awareness and Cure Research Initiative

Song to Help Young Cancer Victims Released (2007-11-16)
A new song, released for Christmas, will raise funds to treat young children suffering from neuroblastoma, a rare cancer.

Report Offers “Bad Advice” about Red Meat and Cancer (2007-10-31)
The WCRF/AICR recommendations about red meat and cancer are unsubstantiated and offer bad advice for consumers. There are volumes of research about the benefits of red meat in a healthy diet that far outweigh anything we’ve seen today.

The Myth Of The Shallow Heart: How Social Networks Effect Real-World Change (2007-10-25)
In an effort to raise breast cancer awareness, poet and humanitarian Jé Maverick has ventured into an area of women's health where most men fail to go.

Ovulation Induction Therapy Proven Safe (2006-05-29)
More Detail Following ABC Nightline Series From Recognized Expert