The truth and how to prevent cancer


Radiation May Perform Better than Surgery For Late Stage Lung Cancer

A new European study found that after thesurgery. According to HealthDay, "the
initial treatment for chemotherapy, radiationfive-year survival rate was 15.7 percent for
treatment may be a better solution thanthose who had surgery compared with 14
surgery for patients suffering from advancedpercent for those treated with radiation.
non-small cell lung cancer. Non-small lungWhile the survival rates were similar,
cancer accounts for about 80 percent of allradiation was the preferred treatment because
lung  cancer  cases  reported.of its lower rates of complications and
death."
The new study was reported in the Journal of
the National Cancer Institute, examined 579The study's authors wrote, "these results are
patients suffering from late stage, non-smallimportant, because several centers routinely
lung cancer that had advanced to the pointuse chemotherapy followed by surgery to treat
where surgery could not effectively removepatients with this stage of disease based on
all of the cancer. All of the patients hadsmall randomized studies that showed that
received  three  cycles  of  chemotherapy.surgery alone in inferior to chemotherapy and
surgery  in  stage  IIIA  patients."
After chemo, 165 received radiation treatment
and 167 received surgery for the remainingFor more related articles or to subscribe to
cancer. On average, the patients receivingour feed please visit this Consumer Advocacy
the radiation survived 17.5 months comparedwebsite for more information on ordering from
to 16.4 months for those who received thean online no prescription pharmacy.



1 A B C D E F 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 110 111 112 113 114 115 118 119 122 123 124 125 126 127 128