"cancer study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The medical journal published the results of a landmark cancer study."
Two-thirds of the terminal-cancer patients in the Coping with Cancer study reported having had no discussion with their doctors about their goals for end-of-life care, despite being, on average, just four months from death.
The tanning-bed cancer study will likely add to that sentiment.
In a sense then, the cancer study encapsulates the state of gene therapy as a whole.
The group said that a lung cancer study failed to report an author's financial conflicts.
Among its projects is a $12 million cancer study that will track the health habits of 300,000 residents.
At his urging, the State Department of Health began a cancer study last month among residents near the plant.
These results are similar with a recent pan-cancer study [ 8].
A15 Breast Cancer Study Inquiry New information suggests that the deception and violations of ethics in a South African study were even more serious than initially recognized.
A1 New Breast Cancer Study Breast cancer patients who follow diets very low in fat may reduce the chance that their tumors will return, scientists reported.
A1 Breast Cancer Study A third of American women who had lumpectomies or other breast-conserving operations for early-stage breast cancer from 1990 to 1995 did not get other needed treatments.
[C2.] Medicare to Finance Cancer Study Medicare officials' announcement of a series of changes in cancer treatment provides a glimpse into alterations to Medicare that will probably continue if President Bush is re-elected.
