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News from the Wetlands for the Future Fund. News from Nueva publicación sobre el pastoreo en humedales altoandinos. La Wildlife Conservation Society - Bolivia, en coordinación con el Grupo para la Conservación de Flamencos Altoandinos y la Dirección General de Biodiversidad del Ministerio de Desarrollo Sostenible de Bolivia; ha publicado las memorias del taller: "Uso pastoril de humedales altoandinos", que tuvo lugar en Huarina y La Paz - Bolivia, del 28 de octubre al 1 de noviembre de 2002 con auspicio del Fondo Humedales para el Futuro. / Grazing in High Andean Wetlands - New Publication.The Wildlife Conservation Society-Bolivia, in coordination with the High Andean Flamingo Conservation Group and the Ramsar Administrative Authority in Bolivia, has published the proceedings of the workshop: "Grazing use of high Andean wetlands", which took place in Huarina and La Paz, Bolivia, in late 2002 with support from the Wetlands for the Future Fund (WFF/01-2/BOL/1). Read more here in Español and English. [27/12/03]
The Ramsar Convention in Thailand. In late November and early December 2003, Ramsar's Senior Advisor for the Asia/Pacific, Dr Guangchun Lei, attended Thailand's National Workshop on the Ramsar Convention and visited the two Wetlands of International Importance -- Krabi Estuary and the Nong Bong Kai Non-Hunting Area -- that are the subject of the DANIDA-funded 2001-2006 project "Implementation of the Ramsar Convention in Thailand". Here is Guangchun's brief illustrated report on the workshop and the visits and his assessment of Thailand's rapid progress since joining the Convention in 1998. [20/12/03]
Millennium Assessment book now on sale. The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA) is an "international process designed to meet the needs of decision-makers and the public for scientific information concerning the consequences of ecosystem change for human well-being," launched by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan in June 2001. Parties to the Conventions on Biological Diversity, Desertification, Wetlands (Ramsar), and Migratory Species have been targeted in this 4-year initiative for scientific information to assist in the implementation of these treaties. Ecosystems and Human Well-being: a Framework for Assessment is the MA's first product, the work of scientists from more than 100 countries, a 245-page book that offers an overview of the project, describing the conceptual framework that is being used, defining its scope, and providing a baseline of understanding that all participants need to move forward. Much of the work of the MA is directly informing the present efforts of Ramsar's STRP in providing guidance to the Parties on inventory, assessment, and monitoring and in its review of the "wise use guidelines". Among the MA's future products will be a Ramsar Synthesis Report that will compile all of the MA's findings relative to wetlands and be launched at Ramsar COP9 in late 2005. This useful new book has already been distributed by the MA to Ramsar's "Administrative Authorities" in the Parties, and it is now available in paper- or hardcover from the Island Press (http://www.islandpress.com) for US$ 25 (softcover). [16/12/03]
WasSerleben brochure highlights Austria's best wetland projects. On World Wetlands Day 2002, the "WasSerleben" campaign was launched by the Austrian "Lebensministerium" (i.e. the "Life Ministry", the Federal Ministry for Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water, in charge of Ramsar), the Austrian League for Nature Conservation (Naturschutzbund Oesterreich) and the Austrian Federal Forests Ltd company (Oesterreichische Bundesforste AG), as a major contribution to the implementation of the national CEPA programme. The "WasSerleben" (meaning "water life" and "experience something") campaign focuses upon all sorts of aquatic ecosystems in Austria and has continued to address many fields during the 2003 UN Year of Freshwater, as outlined in a leaflet recently produced by the campaign partners. The leaflet (in German, available from the Ramsar Secretariat on request) highlights a number of the campaign's best-practice projects, and a bit more information is available here. [12/12/03]
Crane Workshop marks Ramsar COP5 anniversary in Kushiro. To help celebrate the 10th anniversary of Ramsar's 5th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (Kushiro, 1993), the government of Kushiro City organized a series of activities at the Kushiro Tourism and International Relations Center (the same building where the Ramsar COP5 was convened), one of which was the workshop and symposium organized by the North East Asian Crane Site Network on the crane and stork conservation in Japan. Since its launch in 1997 the North East Asian Crane Site Network (NEACSN) has organized many activities to establish closer links amongst researchers and site workers from Russia, Mongolia, China, Korea (both North and South), and Japan (the headquarters of the coordination of the NEACSN is at the Wild Bird Society of Japan (WBSJ)). Here Simba Chan of the Wild Bird Society of Japan and Flyway Officer of the North East Asian Crane Site Networkreports on this 14-16 November 2003 workshop and seminar and supplies a few evocative photographs. [10/12/03]
Seminar on integrated water management in the Tisza river basin. The Tisza river is one of the large tributaries in the Danube catchment in eastern Europe and the major river in the Carpathian basin, originating in Ukraine, then flowing along the border with Romania and Hungary and touching briefly upon Slovakia before crossing southwards across the Hungarian plain to reach the Vojvodina region of Serbia and entering the Danube between Novi Sad and Belgrade (draining thus a catchment of about 157,000km2). To encourage dialogue, present the individual views concerning the Tisza river basin management of the five basin countries, and achieve as much common ground as possible, the FAO Subregional Office for Central and Eastern Europe organized a seminar on 20-21 November 2003 in Budapest, with the Ramsar Secretariat invited to moderate the discussions, and further supported by Wetlands International in the framework of a Dutch-supported project on transboundary cooperation on Ramsar Site designation in the Upper Tisza river basin. Tobias Salathé describes the results of the meeting and provides ample background on the history and issues involved. [09/12/03]
Ramsar visit to the MedWet Team. MedWet reports: "On 4-5 December 2003, the Deputy Secretary General of the Ramsar Convention Mr Nick Davidson was in Athens, Greece, in order to work with the MW Coordinator Spyros Kouvelis, the staff of the MedWet Coordination Unit and the Senior MedWet Advisor Thymio Papayannis. Nick Davidson, now responsible for Regional Initiatives on behalf of the Convention, visited the Coordination Unit in order to exchange information and views on the work carried out and planned by MedWet and on the associated work of the Ramsar Secretariat (new title of the former Ramsar Bureau), as well as to provide guidance and maximise positive synergy and communication between Ramsar and MedWet. The Coordination Unit wishes to thank Nick Davidson and the Ramsar Secretariat for their interest and involvement. To view photos from meeting and dinner, click here." [09/12/03]
Austria and peatlands. With the slogan "Aktiv für Moore" ("Active for peatbogs"), the Austrian Federal Forest Agency (Oesterreichische Bundesforsten) and WWF Austria launched a programme in 2000 for the restoration of peatbogs. As in many temperate European countries, Austrian peatlands have been degraded to a large extent over the past century through excessive drainage, peat cutting, afforestation policies, tourist infrastructures (cable lifts, ski slopes, etc.), or intensive grazing. The Austrian peatland restoration programme started with a demonstration project in Ueberlingmoos, a bog drained and grazed since the 1920s. Small-scale dams were successfully placed across all crucial drainage ditches to re-wet this valuable bog ecosystem. Since then, the lessons learnt have served for restoration measures applied to rehabilitate another 10 degraded peatbogs, and more activities are now planned to cover another 15 sites. The project partners have now produced a 24-page brochure that illustrates the variety of Austrian peatlands, the concrete works undertaken to rehabilitate their functions, and presents some of the key sites, as well as a map showing the distribution of peatlands in Austria and the 25 project sites. The brochure also makes reference to Ramsar's guidelines for global action on peatlands. Our Standing Committee member Gerhard Sigmund briefly explains the implementation of the Convention in Austria and lists six Austrian peatlands that are foreseen for Ramsar designation in the near future. If you would like to receive a copy of this nicely illustrated brochure (in German) please contact the Ramsar Bureau (firstname.lastname@example.com). -- reported by Tobias Salathé [08/12/03]
Ramsar Advisory Mission to the Ukrainian Danube Delta. On 27-31 October 2003 a joint mission was carried out by the Man and Biosphere Programme (MaB) of UNESCO and the Ramsar Secretariat to the Danube Biosphere Reserve and Kyliiske Mouth Ramsar Site. The core zone of this protected area covers the most pristine and dynamic part of the large Danube Delta. The Delta region is internationally recognized as a transboundary Biosphere Reserve and Ramsar Site, covering nearly 700,000 hectares in Ukraine and Romania. The State Agency for Protected Areas (Ramsar's Administrative Authority in Ukraine) of the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources invited two experts, Dr Jan Kvet, chairman of the Czech National MaB Committee and member of the MaB Bureau, and Dr Tobias Salathé from the Ramsar Secretariat to advise the Ukrainian authorities about measures to improve the functioning of the protected area, especially in the light of the planned construction of a waterway through the Ukrainian part of the Danube Delta. Their recommendations regarding the different alternatives proposed for navigation routes through the delta will be available on this Web site as Ramsar Advisory Mission report no. 53. In the meantime we invite you to enjoy some pictures from Vilkovo, also known as the "Venice of the East". Brief report and photos by Tobias Salathé. [05/12/03]
Opening address to the Parliamentarians' meeting. Members of parliaments and representatives of river basin commissions in the West and Central African subregions gathered for two days, 27-28 November 2003, in Cotonou, Benin, as guests of the Government of Benin, the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, and the Network for Environment and Sustainable Development in Africa (NESDA), with financial backing from the Government of Sweden, to be briefed on opportunities for cooperation on wetland conservation and wise use and the role of the Convention in assisting countries in the region. A report of the meeting and the declaration agreed by the participants, as well as photographs of the field excursion to a nearby Ramsar site, will be ready soon, but in the meantime, here is the opening address to the meeting by Ramsar's Secretary General, Peter Bridgewater, in which he emphasized the ways in which the Convention can be effective in helping policymakers confront the challenges of diminishing water quality and quantity in Africa. [04/12/03]
Oceania Wetlands Help-line gaining fans. In May of this year Bill Phillips (former Ramsar Deputy Secretary General) established the Wetlands Help-line Web site (www.wetlandshelp-line.com), created as a service to the community to provide an easy entry point to information about wetlands, their management, the Ramsar Convention's various tools, and Ramsar sites of the Oceania region (i.e., Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island States). Wetlandshelp-line.com is designed to support the Ramsar Web site and the Convention's global program on communication, education and public awareness (CEPA), and based on the statistics on visitors to the site, it seems to be helping. Since May the number of visitors to the site has steadily increased and now averages 2,000-3,000 per week. Although the Web site was established primarily to assist wetland practitioners from the Oceania region, visitors have come from more than 50 countries. The site includes a virtual tour of the Ramsar sites of the Oceania region (still somewhat 'under construction'). A few weeks ago the site had a facelift - see graphic - and (for those in the Oceania region) there are now bookmarks available to raise awareness of the site so that more people can access it and provide further resource materials. [02/12/03]
Paraguay designates its 5th Ramsar site. The Ramsar Secretariat is very pleased to announce that the Government of Paraguay has designated "Laguna Chaco Lodge" (2,500 hectares, 22º17'S, 059º18'W), a private reserve in the Presidente Hayes department, as its fifth Wetland of International Importance, bringing its total Ramsar surface area to 777,500 hectares. As described by Ramsar's Iván Darío Valencia from the accompanying Ramsar Information Sheet, Chaco Lodge is a saltwater lake, the largest of the water bodies in the lake system of the Central Chaco, surrounded by xerophytic woods and shrubs and halophytic vegetation. The site is one of the few relatively undisturbed natural areas in the Chaco, hosting an impressive biodiversity, including the endangered Chacoan Peccary Catagonus wagneri and the Brazilian Tapir Tapirus terrestris. Several wintering shorebird species are abundant, with up to 25,000 Wilson's Phalaropes Phalaropus tricolor, 4,000 White Rumped Sandpipers Calidris fuscicollis, and 3,000 Pectoral Sandpipers Calidris melanotos, all of them figures above 1% threshold. Chaco Lodge is entirely devoted to conservation and small scale ecotourism, and hunting and cattle ranching pressures from the surrounding area are very limited. The greatest threat, however, comes from the intense drought affecting the region the past few years. The site designation was carried out with the support of the NGO Fundación DeSdelChaco (Foundation for the Sustainable Development of the South American Chaco). More details and photos are available here. [02/12/03] [Español] [Français]
Bangladesh enlarges Sundarbans Ramsar site. The government of Bangladesh has recently provided an updated Ramsar Information Sheet on its Sundarbans Ramsar site, first designated for the Ramsar List in May 1992, enlarging its area from 596,000 to 601,700 hectares. Now to be called "Sundarbans Reserved Forest", this Ramsar and World Heritage site is one of the most important mangrove forests in the world and has been significantly threatened from a number of directions for many years. The nearby Sundarbans mangrove forest across the border in India is not yet a Ramsar site but it is hoped that it will be soon. This extension increase the area of Bangladesh's two Wetlands of International Importance to 611,200 hectares. Ramsar's Liazzat Rabbiosi has distilled from the new RIS a brief summary of the site's main ecological and cultural features, and that's available, with photographs, right here. [26/11/03]
News from the Wetlands for the Future Fund. Reserve Personnel Training in Laguna del Tigre, Ramsar Site in Guatemala [Capacitación de personal de reservas en la Laguna del Tigre]. With funding support of Wetlands for the Future (project WFF/01-2/GTM/1), Fundación Propetén (www.propeten.org) carried out in 2002 the "School of Agroforestry promoters and Wetland Park Rangers" in the Las Guacamayas Biological Station in Laguna del Tigre National Park (Ramsar site in the Montreux record). The course was developed by an interdisciplinary group of biologists, agronomists, environmental educators and sociologists. 39 community leaders and park rangers graduated from the course, including personnel from the National Commission of Protected Areas (CONANP). Here is Iván Darío Valencia's brief report in English and in Español. [24/11/03]


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Initial management of breast and colorectal cancer care in the United States is generally "consistent with evidence-based practice," but with substantial variations in quality across the nation and low adherence in many quality measures that suggest "opportunities for improvement."
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"Viewed from the perspective of the patient with breast or colorectal cancer, a person with a new diagnosis of cancer has approximately a one in five chance of failing to receive elements of cancer care consistent with the best evidence in the literature and expert-defined standards of clinical practice," the NICCQ researchers conclude.
NCI Deputy Director and Deputy Director for Cancer Care Delivery Systems Dr. Mark Clanton applauded the NICCQ study as the first comprehensive study of cancer quality-of-care issues. It provides new insights to help steer NCI's strategic initiatives to provide "leadership and research focus that analyzes the systems by which care is delivered and to make quality cancer care more accessible to all patients, especially the underserved and disadvantaged populations," Dr. Clanton noted.
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Bulletin Reaches an Important Milestone
It's been a little more than 2 years since the launch of the NCI Cancer Bulletin. This week we reach our 100th issue, an important milestone not just for the Bulletin but, in my view, for the entire institute.
The National Cancer Act includes a mandate for NCI to broadly communicate to the public and the research community about our research efforts and the progress being made against cancer. Our commitment to that directive is evident, whether it's in our award-winning Web site, our annual progress report, the NCI Listens and Learns online forum, or our highly regarded science writers' seminars, to cite just a few of our activities.
The Bulletin has become a very special part of our response to that mandate. It is helping to ensure transparency and provides an ideal avenue to continuously inform our numerous constituencies. The Bulletin is the only publication that offers a single source for comprehensive coverage of NCI programs and research; up-to-date stories on important cancer advances; articles on significant trends or potentially groundbreaking research; summaries of open, NCI-sponsored clinical trials; and most especially a direct insight into the thinking and planning among NCI's leadership as evidenced by the weekly Director's Update.
I think it's for that very reason that the number of subscribers has increased from 8,000 at its launch to nearly 23,000 subscribers today, many of whom distribute this free publication to members of their organizations. As one reader, a colorectal cancer survivor, kindly wrote in an e-mail: "Is it possible to tell you how much I look forward to your publication each week?" The Bulletin, she continued, allows her to keep up to date on cancer research "far more than any other source."
To ensure that we are meeting our subscribers' needs, we have conducted two readership surveys, the second of which was just recently completed. The preliminary results of that survey provide some important insights. Two-thirds of the more than 2,000 respondents said the Bulletin was very informative. A majority of readers agreed that the Bulletin is a very valuable source of information on cancer research and NCI activities, and would recommend it to a friend or colleague.
We also learned from the survey that a diverse audience subscribes to the Bulletin. Seven of 10 respondents work in a cancer-related activity, while approximately 19 percent have been touched by cancer as patient, survivor, or caregiver of a cancer patient - up from 12 percent in 2004.
The survey also solicited content ideas and feedback on ways to improve the Bulletin. Two already-planned changes include longer, more in-depth Spotlights and regular articles reporting on components of NCI's intramural research program.
Other suggested changes that we will be considering include more hotlinks to information cited in articles, special issues that focus on specific cancers, and layout improvements to enhance the readability of the both the HTML and PDF versions.
I'd like to thank those readers who took their valuable time to respond to the survey and to all of our readers for helping to make the Bulletin a success. As always, feedback on the Bulletin - praise, criticism, suggestions, questions - is welcome at any time by sending an e-mail to email@example.com.
What began as a pilot project has blossomed into a well-respected, well-read publication that responds to an important mandate in the National Cancer Act. We are committed to continuously improving the content and providing the most valuable publication we can.
Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach
Growth Factor Gene Tested for Common Cancers
With considerable evidence linking elevated blood levels of the insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) to several common cancers, researchers have begun to investigate the gene for this protein.
Three new studies independently test variants of the IGF1 gene for associations with prostate, breast, or colon cancers. The results suggest that more research in this area is needed and warranted.
In the prostate cancer study, researchers identified a region of the IGF1 gene that may be related to a modest increased risk of this cancer.
"We have a 'signal' coming from the region but have not identified the actual variant that may explain the risk," says Dr. Matthew Freedman of the Broad Institute of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who led the project.
"The goal was to undertake a comprehensive analysis of the gene," explains Dr. Freedman, "and to see whether inherited variation conferred an increased risk of prostate cancer in a multiethnic population."
His team tested a panel of 29 variants that represented the common variation of the IGF1 gene in their study population. The variants are single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs (pronounced "snips") - places in the gene where a DNA letter varies from one person to the next.
The SNPs were analyzed using DNA from 2,320 prostate cancer patients and a similar number of healthy individuals. The study is the largest of its kind and included African Americans, Caucasians, Hawaiians, Japanese, and Latinos.
The analysis revealed that two SNPs were significantly overrepresented in the cancer patient group compared with the other group, according to findings in the January 18 Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI).
The association was consistent and of a similar magnitude across the ethnic groups, and therefore does not help explain the disproportionately high incidence rates of prostate cancer among African American men, notes Dr. Freedman.
"This study is the most extensive investigation on this gene so far and does a nice job of assessing the association across ethnic groups," says Dr. Jing Ma of Harvard Medical School, who investigates IGF1 and was not involved in the study.
The researchers conclude that compared with the breast cancer susceptibility genes BRCA1 and BRCA2, which confer a high degree of risk but are relatively rare in the general population, IGF1 variants may confer a low degree of risk but are relatively common.
"One way to think about the statistical evidence," says Dr. Freedman, "is that if you could eliminate this particular variant from the population you would reduce the prevalence of prostate cancer by approximately 10 percent."
But at this early stage, the researchers acknowledge that the results need to be replicated, and they have begun to test the SNPs in a much larger population.
In the second new study, this one involving breast cancer, researchers in Europe found a "weak but nominally significant" association between a block of SNPs in IGF1 and breast cancer risk, particularly among women younger than 55 years old.
The researchers tested 5 SNPs in 800 breast cancer patients and 1,500 others from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition. The study involved several IGF1-related genes and appears in the British Journal of Cancer.
Taken together, the American and European studies provide further support for previous findings on IGF-I protein and cancer risk, according to Dr. Ma, who co-authored the 1998 study in Science that first linked the blood levels and prostate cancer.
A challenge for the field now, she says, is to determine whether IGF1 gene variants alter the function of the IGF-I protein in ways that lead to elevated blood levels.
But even the current findings raise the question: Can anything be done for people who might carry adverse variants?
One answer is that testing for these variants in high-risk populations could identify carriers, who could be monitored and who could potentially reduce their risk by making changes to their lifestyles (IGF-I blood levels are influenced by diet and other nongenetic factors).
Researchers at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, who published the third new study, are trying to identify gene variants associated with an increased risk of colon cancer among individuals with hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer (HNPCC).
These variants could be used along with information about lifestyle and family history to identify HNPCC patients who might develop colon cancer at a relatively young age, noted Dr. Marsha Frazier, who led the research.
Her team tested an IGF1 variant consisting of two genetic letters that are repeated for various lengths. The researchers found that shorter length "CA" repeats (fewer than 18) were associated with an earlier onset of colon cancer in their group.
Reporting their findings in the January 18 JNCI, the team writes that more research is needed because their study was small (121 patients with HNPCC) and because the association they detected might have been caused by another variant in the gene, such as a SNP.
The researchers may test the 29 SNPs reported by Dr. Freedman on their patients with HNPCC. "A joint study of SNPs along with the CA repeat would help to evaluate which genetic variant is most strongly related to the risk of disease," says co-author Dr. Christopher Amos.
By Edward R. Winstead
Experimental Blood Test for Mesothelioma and Ovarian Cancer
The researchers used newly developed antibodies to create the test, and they report in the January 15 Clinical Cancer Research that mesothelin is shed into blood and can be accurately measured. They analyzed blood from 56 patients with mesothelioma, 21 patients with ovarian cancer, and more than 100 other control samples. Mesothelin levels were elevated in 71 percent of mesothelioma and 67 percent of ovarian cancer patients.
"Our findings suggest that mesothelin is a good biological marker for mesothelioma and ovarian cancer, but the results need to be validated," says Dr. Raffit Hassan of NCI's Center for Cancer Research (CCR), who led the study. All of the patients in this study were in the late stages of disease.
The researchers also measured mesothelin levels before and after surgery in six patients with peritoneal mesothelioma and found that the levels dropped off rapidly after surgery. If further studies confirm the findings, the test might be used to monitor disease progression, says Dr. Hassan.
Mesothelioma is an aggressive cancer of the lining of the lungs and the abdomen. The disease is difficult to diagnose by conventional imaging studies, and doctors lack routine laboratory tests for monitoring its progression.
Prophylactic Surgery in Women with Lynch Syndrome
A paper published in the January 19 New England Journal of Medicine provides the first evidence that prophylactic surgery can prevent gynecologic cancers in women with Lynch syndrome (hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer).
Women with Lynch syndrome have a 40 to 60 percent lifetime risk of endometrial cancer and a 10 to 12 percent lifetime risk of ovarian cancer. This study analyzed a retrospective cohort of women with germline mutations in the genes that cause Lynch syndrome. Of 315 women, 61 underwent prophylactic removal of the uterus (hysterectomy) and 47 underwent prophylactic removal of the ovaries and fallopian tubes (bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy). Some women underwent both procedures.
None of the women who had a prophylactic hysterectomy had developed endometrial cancer by the end of the study, while 69 women in the control group had. Similarly, compared with women who had a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, 47 women who did not have the procedure developed ovarian cancer. Only 1 out of 61 women experienced surgical complications.
The authors acknowledge that their study has several limitations. The data were acquired retrospectively, and the genetic profile of many of the women was not known until after surgery or cancer diagnosis. In addition, it is not yet clear if a decrease in cancer incidence will translate into an increase in overall survival. However, considering the very high risk in this cohort of women, the authors conclude that prophylactic surgery "is an effective strategy for preventing endometrial and ovarian cancer in women with the Lynch syndrome."
Diabetes Risk for Colorectal Cancer Shown in Asian Study
A large prospective cohort study of Singapore Chinese men and women found a significantly increased risk among diabetics for developing colorectal cancer, according to a report in the January 18 Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI).
More than 63,000 participants from the Singapore Chinese Health Study enrolled in the study between 1993 and 1998, report researchers from the University of Singapore and the University of Minnesota Cancer Center. Within the group, 5,469 were diagnosed as diabetic before initial enrollment. By the end of the follow-up period in December 2002, 636 enrollees had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
Overall, the risk of colorectal cancer was 50 percent higher among diabetics than among nondiabetics, the researchers found. They also observed statistically significant associations between diabetes and colorectal cancer risk among individuals with higher calorie intake and lower levels of physical activity.
"Our results are consistent with the growing body of epidemiologic evidence that links a history of diabetes mellitus (primarily type 2) with colorectal cancer risk," the investigators comment.
They also note there was "no trend suggesting increasing risk of colorectal cancer among diabetics in the higher Body Mass Index (BMI) categories." That finding is similar to a large Korean study published a year ago, which found that the diabetes and cancer risk link was not tied to obesity (NCI Cancer Bulletin, Jan. 18, 2005). "Both Asian populations (i.e., Koreans and Singapore Chinese) are generally lean," compared with U.S. and European populations, they state. "Therefore, our data suggest that high BMI per se does not drive the diabetes-colorectal cancer association."
Breast Cancer Risk Increased in BRCA2 Carriers in Iceland
Following the identification of inherited mutations in the tumor suppressor genes BRCA1 and BRCA2, studies have shown that women with mutations in these genes are at significantly higher risk for breast and ovarian cancers than other women. Results of a retrospective population-based study suggest that at least one specific BRCA2 mutation (999del5 on exon 9) was four times more likely to appear in breast cancer patients in 2002 (71.9 percent) than it was in 1920 (18.6 percent).
Other trends were also evident when Dr. Laufey Tryggvadóttir from the Icelandic Cancer Registry and colleagues looked at 847 women diagnosed with breast cancer and their close relatives during that period. The risk of death before age 70 doubled in those who had the mutation. Also, their cancers were nearly four times more likely to appear between ages 20-39 than after age 59.
The authors note that the marked increase in risk for the BRCA2 carriers was similar to the risk for the overall Icelandic population, as well as that of relatives of those with another wild-type BRCA2 mutation. They suggest that the increase in breast cancer risk is likely the result of "dramatic changes in lifestyle that occurred during the 20th century," such as greater overall life expectancy, women maturing biologically at younger ages, and having fewer children at later ages.
The study, published in the January 18 JNCI, used data and tissue samples collected from all women in Iceland diagnosed with cancer since 1911.
Study Examines Adjuvant Radiation for Endometrial Cancer
Results of a retrospective analysis of more than 21,000 women with early-stage endometrial cancer demonstrate a significant survival benefit with adjuvant radiation therapy (RT) in subsets of women with high-risk disease. Overall and relative survival were significantly improved in women with stage IC disease with tumor grades 1, 3, and 4, compared with women who did not receive adjuvant therapy. The study appears in the January 25 Journal of the American Medical Association.
As opposed to stage IA, in which the tumor is within the inner lining of the uterus, stage IC endometrial cancer has spread into the outer portion of the myometrium, the layer of muscle around the uterus. The higher the grade of the tumor, the more malignant it is considered to be. However, early-stage endometrial cancer is considered to be highly curable with surgery and recurrence risk is generally low.
To conduct the study, Dr. David Gaffney of the Huntsman Cancer Institute and University of Utah Medical Center, analyzed data from NCI's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results program on women with stage IA through IC node-negative endometrial adenocarcinoma. Approximately 19 percent of patients were treated with adjuvant RT.
Previous studies have shown variable results in women with early-stage disease at intermediate and high risk, according to Dr. Gaffney and his colleagues, demonstrating improvements in local control and/or disease-free survival, but not in overall survival. This may be because the prior randomized trials have had "poor accrual and insufficient patient numbers at the time of analysis," they commented.
"To our knowledge, as the largest reported population analysis of the use of adjuvant radiation therapy in early-stage endometrial adenocarcinoma to date, it is significant that our study reveals an association in both overall survival and relative survival for adjuvant RT in stage IC disease (grades 1 and 3-4 cohorts)," they wrote.
Dr. Ted Trimble of NCI's Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis, called the study results "provocative," but cautioned that more information is still needed to determine which early-stage patients are at highest risk for recurrence after surgery and how best to treat them. NCI is planning an endometrial cancer state-of-the-science meeting for late 2006, he said, to help plan future treatment studies.
American Ginseng for Cancer-Related Fatigue
Name of the Trial
Principal Investigators
Why is This Trial Important?
In this clinical trial, researchers are testing three different doses of American ginseng to see if it can help alleviate fatigue in cancer patients who experience fatigue related to their disease or treatment. American ginseng is a perennial herb related to the Asian variety of ginseng, which has been used for centuries in complementary and alternative medicines.
"Ginseng has a history of use in traditional medicine that suggests it may lessen the sense of fatigue that cancer patients experience, and some small studies have indicated that ginseng may have some efficacy as a remedy for fatigue," said Dr. Bauer. "Consequently, many cancer patients are using ginseng on their own to combat fatigue. By studying ginseng in a controlled setting, we can better determine whether it has a beneficial effect for patients experiencing fatigue and, if there is a negative effect, we'll be able to better educate patients about the possible danger."
Who Can Join This Trial?
Where Is This Trial Taking Place?
Contact Information
An archive of "Featured Clinical Trial" columns is available at http://cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/ft-all-featured-trials.
Seminar on Translational Research Slated for February
The four scientists who will present are: Dr. Jerry Collins, NCI, "NCI's role in turning discoveries into medicines;" Dr. Reuben Shaw, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, "How decoding circuitry underlying tumor development may lead to targeted cancer therapies;" Dr. Dwayne Stupack, UCSD, "New opportunities to control tumor spread;" and Dr. Kristiina Vuori, Burnham Institute for Medical Research, "From breakthroughs in the laboratory to the discovery of new drugs: San Diego Center for Chemical Genomics." To register for the seminar, contact NCI's Media Relations Branch at 301-496-6641 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
TRWG Comment Deadline Extended
ALA Issues Tobacco Control Report
In the report, ALA issued its "Smokefree Air 2010 Challenge," calling on state and local policymakers to pass comprehensive smokefree air laws, creating a "smokefree United States" by 2010. Currently, there are nine smokefree states: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington. A "smokefree state" prohibits smoking in most workplaces, including restaurants and bars.
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Using this approach, the MIT CCR has pioneered technologies that are now part of the standard practice in cancer research and patient treatment. Some examples include identifying the first oncogene, cloning the first tumor suppressor gene, and transforming the first normal human cell into a cancer cell. By identifying the molecules Abl and Her2/neu as potential targets for cancer therapy, MIT CCR researchers helped lay the groundwork for the development of the cancer drugs Gleevec (imatinib) and Herceptin (trastuzumab), respectively.
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The MIT CCR also participates in the NCI Integrative Cancer Biology Program. This program involves a multi-investigator grant to support the application of mathematical and computer-modeling methods, such as those common in the engineering disciplines, to the study of cancer. MIT is one of only nine centers in the country that receive funding from this NCI initiative.
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I don't know who else was catatonically watching the Fox Sports wrap up after the Packers allowed a three man rush to crush A-Rod to end the game but if you did, this guy might have rescued your night. Master photo bomb. Like you know how in the Dark Knight when people said, 'Heath Ledger as the Joker was so good I wanted him to take out Batman' THAT'S how I felt watching this play out. This bearded bro who looks like Dwight's cousin Mose if he went on a beet eating binge absolutley steals the scene from Erin Andrews. Like Erin Andrews could have been naked here and I don't think I would have been able to stop watching this dude. Captivating stuff. And I know the dreadlocked bro was trying his best, but my man, just let the king take the stage. You're like Low Winter Sun compared to Breaking Bad, nobody cares about you. Anyhow on to the game;
- LOTS of, what Mike McCarthy would say, 'pahsitives' from yesterday. A-Rod is already in Jason Bourne form. Randall Cobb moves like Nightcrawler and Jordy Nelson was unstoppable. Guy looked like a magician with some of those catches on the sideline. Not quite Gob Bluth category but getting there. That and the front 7 looked pretty solid.
- MAJOR problem in the secondary. Anquan Boldin is what I would consider to be an underrated receiver given his career numbers but he looked like Star Power Mario out there. Honest to God it reminded me of Plaxico in the 2007 NFC Championship game against Al Harris. Obviously Burnett and Hayward out hurts but the Niners basically had two receivers in Davis and Boldin and we couldn't stop either one. Shields is quick but I think Tim Masthay laid better wood out there yesterday.
- Jeremy Ross. Bro............bro. Time to start Costanza-ing your decision making. If every instinct you have is WRONG, the opposite, must be right! I want that guy in a permanent genuflect on kick returns.
- How about that random simultaneous possession PTSD situation. About the only time in Green Bay people wanted to see Lance Easley.
- You ever hear people say 'enjoy this because it happens rarely.' Like when Magic and Bird were in their heyday in the 80's NBA. Just enjoy it because you're never going to see two top 3 all time talents playing each other for championships ever again. That's how I feel watching the NFL with both Jay Cutler and Jim Harbaugh in the league. Two of the best pure whiners of all time.
- Has there every been a better snapshot of Jermichael Finley's career than yesterday? Drop becomes and interception and then an amazing run after the catch for a touchdown. Dude reminds me of the iPhone when it first hit the streets. Cool in theory but a lot of annoying glitches.*
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So all in all sort of the same deal as last year at this time. Week 1 loss to the Niners that you feel like the Pack should have had. No reason to read Don't Kill Myself books but with our schedule this week against Washington is HUGE. And you can't not mention the referee debacle. I know a lot of people of Facebook were complaining that it cost us the game and a lot of other people were saying that it was the least of our concerns. Truthfully the real consequence of that play lays somewhere in between. Sort of like Kenny Chesney's dating life. HEYO! But in all seriousness you can't blame ONE play when you give up 34 points and 500 yards of offense. That being said you can't ignore a play that essentially cost us 4 points. Just once I'd like to be on the opposite end of a play where you say 'man did we get away with one.' In any case when you consider all things, we went on the road, to a Super Bowl contending team's house, turned the ball over twice and still only lost by 6. Not too shabby.
* What's great about that reference is it's topical.
PS: LOVED that field goal to push the Niners past the +5 spread. What a kick in the junk.


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Kelsey's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Miami Heat! I'm a LeBron fan, so I'm more behind him than anyone else.
What's your favorite movie quote?
"The only sensible way to live in this world is without rules... See, I'm not a monster, I'm just ahead of the curve... You know what I noticed? Nobody panics when things go according to plan, even if the plan is horrifying." - The Joker (The Dark Knight)
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I love Final Fantasy, but I can kick ass in Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe. I still seem to prefer the classic games.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
I have 5 piercings: 4 in my ears and my belly ring. I don't have any tattoos as of yet - I'm not quite ready for them yet.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I don't really have any songs I'm embarrassed of. I'm even proud of the film scores and those nerdy things I listen to.
What's your best party trick?
It's a wrap once the dancing and fist pumping commence. Ha!
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I worked at Marshall's when I was in high school. I've never despised any job more than that retail job in particular.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I drank a Flaming Bob Marley in Negril. It's a drink that literally has fire sitting on top and on the bar. You have to drink it before it burns you or melts your straw. Other than that, I took dangerous one-legged pictures on the edge of a cliff -- all for the sake of Instagram!
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Omelets! I love breakfast food late at night: sausage, eggs, toasted bagels, and bacon. Yummm!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Those disgusting brussels sprouts!
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What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Red lipstick, cat eye eyeliner, big curly hair, spiked pumps, and black lingerie.


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Congrats babykenny.. thats a great news...
Hi everyone - I'm new to the forum but have been stalking for a little while. Would you please add me for 10/19? I think I ovulated early and missed my window, but I still have hope. This is my 4th month TTC #1 and just started temping and using opk's and I'm little confused!
Good luck girls!
Mel (39) DH (37) Finally, a baby boy after 12 months of TTC!
April 2013 http://www.saferpills.org/
Can you please put me down for 10/19 :-)
I know I've gone back and forth but can you move me up to the 15th? O'd late I think and took Provera so we are estimating that I'll start AF on the 15th.
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
this morning with FMU.... think AF is going to be here Sunday or Monday. Hoping i have faulty p.tests.
^^^^ What she said. I was just reading in TCOYF that if you O late it will cause your period to be late...do u temp or chart?
Thanks ladies! AF is still MIA (a week late now), but another BFN this morning. I have an appointment with my OB tomorrow for some blood work to help see what's going on since I've never had a late period before. Going to start temping and using CBEFM next cycle. Hopefully a wonky cycle does not become a new pattern for my body!
Spotting and a bfn today. Not normal period flow, so I'll check again in a few days. No cramping, but definitely took the bfn and spotting really hard today. I only got 1 day of LH on the OPK so I don't think I would have o'd late, but I'll hold out a little bit of hope. Going to the doc on Monday to get tested for hypothyroidism because I've got more than my fair share of the symptoms.
Can I please get put down for the 20th. Not really sure what is going on right now with this cycle but that will put me at 11 or 14 DPO. Either way I will be lucky if I can make it that long without testing.
Katy - 26, DH - 26, DD - 4
Make a pregnancy ticker
I got my BFP for the month!!! So lucky and thankfull!!
Congrats!!! !!!
Woooo! Congrats!!! Sticky vibes!
I am sorta late already... I have a history of irregular cycles and on day 35 if I havent started I take provera to jump start the next cycle. Well today is day 35 and I POAS and I stared at the sticks so long I think I created lines that arent really there... So Im gonna test again in the morning and then go get blood work at the doctors office so I can begin the provera if Im not preggo! Its a good think there is only one test left in the house because I would be using it now if there were more!
I am out, AF Finally showed loud and clear! Onto 100mgs of Clomid and testing in November! Good luck everyone else!
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
I POASed on 10th, didn't want to wait untill my period is late, was very impatient. and got BFN...The bloody witch AF has showed up on 16th, so no June/July baby for us. I am OK though... We have just started to TTC , it was our first month officially with no birth control. I also felt like crap from my thryoid problem and have started meds and hope to feel better soon. I keep optimistic. Good luck ladies and all the October testers! Eventually will sure be all out of this room and graduate to due dates room. Hugs!
I am out. On to next cycle!
AF showed early, I'm out!
Mel (39) DH (37) Finally, a baby boy after 12 months of TTC!
April 2013 http://www.saferpills.org/
I am out also. Started spotting middle of last night (boo). It is accompanied by way to much pain to even hope it is implantation.
This is my first post, (I'm Kari) it's our first time ttc (my husband & myself). I've been off bcp for a month now, we bd'ed while I o'ed. Now I'm in the 2ww. Hoping to start our family but I know these things can take time. I'm only 21 and my Huband is 22 so I'm hoping it won't be too long before I post a 'bfp'
I'm also hoping there will be no judging because of our age.
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Janeeeeeen! He has the sweetest little face.
Janeeeeeen! He has the sweetest little face.
Wow ... I've been away for a while and so much to catch up to!
Janeen, I don't know if I said it elsewhere but congrats! James is beautiful!
I'm sure Soren is also beautiful but I haven't peeked in that thread yet. Will do.
Bridget, my heart goes out to you.
About food - with DH gone I've lost my house husband and well, he did all the cooking both because he likes to cook, he was home all the time, and we have a totally dysfunctional kitchen that we planned to remodel before he lost his job. So with him gone, I have a microwave, toaster oven, and a hot plate that has long outlived its usefulness and needs to be replaced. Oh, and a grill, but that scares me. I really don't know how to and I'm just not in the habit of working and cooking for one. Would LOVE some tips/pointers/motivation. Lately I've been living on take-out Mexican food, frozen dinners / canned soup, and meals from the buffet counter at the local specialty grocery store. Have to stop. Although now we have two salaries I can probably afford it, but besides being not all that good for me it's such a time waster. Ick!
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Can you get your hands on a slow-cooker? Then you could pretty easily makes stews/soups that could last through several meals.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
This is a good idea ... I was also thinking maybe a George Foreman grill? Then add a new hot plate and it's a lot of $ in appliances but probably worth it in the long run. At least until we get the kitchen done which hopefully will happen this summer.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Yes! Slow cooker. Every hunk of meat I have to cook I look up a crock pot recipe.
Janeen and Lydia, your cute babies are making me yearn for another. So NOT in the cards for me right now but maybe if I could just come over and hold your babies for awhile.... I was brainstorming last night thinking if I leave dbf real quick and go have a one night stand....I'M KIDDING.
Like Savana always says, "My thinks aren't real so I can think whatever I want."
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My husband really hurt my feelings last night. Things had gotten a lot better lately, and I started to think we were going to be ok after all. We probably will be, but over the weekend I mentioned getting a small wedding cake for us for our anniversary this year as we didn't have one when we got married. We had been married by the JP and only our mothers were there. No party, nothing. It's ok-I'm fine with that...but I thought having a wedding cake to celebrate now would be kinda nice. Plus-I was watching a wedding cake show when the thought came to me
Anyway, when I mentioned it again last night, he had zero recollection of the entire conversation. It was like I was coming out of left field with the concept. I just don't understand how we could have such a serious talk about something that important and have it not register with him at all. To me, it says a lot about his feelings on the topic. I can't help but be hurt.
I'm sorry. I sooo hate it when whatever else is going on in their head takes precedence over a conversation with their wife. I have to get Danny looking at me, in the eye sometimes, and repeating what I've said. It would totally hurt my feelings too, if he was just totally blowing off something that was important to me like that. to your dh right now.
Just Midge
I've just woken up from a nap (I laid down when Travis took his nap) and I feel so groggy. I need to go grocery shopping, but I'm going to sit here for a bit until I feel like going out. LOL....need more sleep.
I confess that I almost dropped the baby last night.
I started falling asleep after he had unlatched and apparently we were dozing a little bit. I felt him starting to roll off of me towards the edge of the couch. Oh. My. God. It was instant reflex. I jumped and stopped him, he jumped and got startled. Whew, I need to be more freaking careful!
I confess that I was completely blindsided by the whole nursing makes the mom instantly sleepy thing.
I confess I <3 our Foreman grill. We got it for our wedding almost 8 years ago and it's still going strong. I've been meaning to try grilled sandwiches on it, but keep forgetting.
Those "OMG I can't keep my eyes open" when nursing moments only lasted a few weeks. Though I know for some it can last months. Just saying.
That feeling is so scary.
I have never dropped Annie, but she has fallen off the bed. Once, when she had started crawling, and I wasn't RIGHT there...I was putting something in dh's drawer and she very quickly made it from the middle of the bed to the side, and I just couldn't get there in time. So it does happen, and if it does happen eventually for you (which it might not ) Then you know you aren't alone.
Just Midge
I had a nice set up with a private room and my own bathroom...and a walk in closet where I basically had a mini-kitchen. It was very handy to have the private room and bathroom when my boyfriend was coming over (now DH).
LOL about Bridget's imaginary one night stand. I would like to do that too sometimes...except not get pregnant
That's great to hear, Janeen! I am looking forward to the whole newborness again since I know this will be our last baby (well, probably!)
I don't even wanna know how spammers get info. Some of it is pretty good. We got junk mail the other day that was a women's health magazine kinda thing. Addressed to my sister in law. She's a CNA and she's never lived with us.


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