Management of breast cancer. by Peto, R

Cancer in laboratory workers. by Carpenter, L, Beral, V, Roman, E, Swerdlow, A, Davies, G

Fat and cancer aetiology. by Kinlen, L

“…Strongly positive correlations exist between the incidence of breast and large bowel cancers in different countries and the corresponding per caput intake of fat. …”

Cancer and schizophrenia - Reply by Goldacre, M, Kurina, L, Wotton, C, Yeates, D, Seagroatt, V

Screening for colorectal cancer by Austoker, J, Hewitson, P

PARITY AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CANCER by Beral, V

Cancer in laboratory workers by Carpenter, L, Beral, V, Roman, E, Swerdlow, A, Davies, G

Staging in prostate cancer. by Wilkinson, B, Hamdy, F

“…This article reviews the conventional current techniques that are used for staging prostate cancer. The advantages and limitations of each modality are described. …”

Radiotherapy in pancreatic cancer. by Klautke, G, Brunner, T

“…In locally advanced clearly unresectable cancers the effect of CRT as well as chemotherapy is poorly defined and the sequence of chemotherapy and CRT should be re-evaluated. …”

Antibodies and cancer therapy. by Beverley, P

Cancer: The evolutionary legacy by Kinlen, L

Sex hormones and cancer. by Key, T, Beral, V

“…There are few instances in which a clear effect of hormones on cancer risk is known and in which the effects of those hormones on the cells concerned are also known. …”

Immunotherapy for colorectal cancer. by Midgley, R, Kerr, D

“…There have been significant improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer over the past 15 years. However, some 30% of patients with colorectal cancer have disseminated disease at presentation, and furthermore, 50% of patients initially believed to be cured by surgery subsequently relapse and die of the disease. …”

SDH mutations in cancer by Bardella, C, Pollard, P, Tomlinson, I

Systems biology and cancer. by Soto, A, Sonnenschein, C, Maini, P, Noble, D

Oxygen sensing in cancer. by Pugh, C

“…A transcriptional pathway controlled by hypoxia-inducible factor-1 (HIF) is also commonly up-regulated in cancer, resulting in the induction of genes with both pro- and anti-tumourigenic properties. …”

Thyroid cancer in the Ukraine. by Likhtarev, I, Sobolev, BG, Kairo, I, Tronko, N, Bogdanova, T, Oleinic, V, Epshtein, E, Beral, V

Bladder cancer in women. by Nicholson, B, McGrath, J, Hamilton, W

Bladder cancer in women by Nicholson, B, McGrath, J, Hamilton, W

Gastric cancer in Iceland. by Imsland, A, Eldon, B, Arinbjarnarson, S, Magnússon, J