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More than half of patients with advanced cancer would not want a treatment that delays time to progression without any improvement in overall survival.

A group of oncologists, academics, and patient advocates have officially launched Common Sense Oncology — a new patient-centered movement in cancer care.

Mia-Grace Walsh and Christopher Booth from Fabdance Centre in Rochdale danced their way to the top of the leaderboard...

Microsoft discusses the Xbox One behind closed doors at E3. I talk to a few developers about Microsoft's cloud computing claims.

'I was aware of his broken wrist because I... did that.'

Unanimous decision determined in less than an hour.

Neighbourly dispute before judge in Burnie court.

A small group of oncologists is gathering in Kingston, Ont., this week to discuss compassionate care options for cancer patients.

Kingston symposium intended to redesign cancer care around the needs of patients to ensure they can make the best decisions about their treatment

Some researchers say treatment studies should calculate how much of a patient’s additional survival time would be spent simply getting care.