Schizophrenia: Talking therapies moderately effective
Changing the way people think about and deal with schizophrenia is a moderately effective treatment, say researchers. Cognitive behavioural therapy is an officially recommended treatment, external, but is available to less than 10% of patients in the UK with schizophrenia. A study published in the Lancet, external indicates CBT could help the many who refuse antipsychotic medication. Experts say l
Cancer diversity has 'huge implications'
A single tumour can be made up of many separate cancers needing different treatments, say researchers. A team at the Institute of Cancer Research, London, have developed a new technique for measuring the diversity within a cancer. They showed "extraordinary" differences between cancerous cells and say new targeted drugs may fail as they may be unable to kill all the mutated tissue. Experts said th
Cancer: 'Book of knowledge' published
The first volume of a "book of cancer knowledge" has been published, which scientists say will speed up the search for new cancer drugs. The "encyclopaedia" details how hundreds of different cancer cells respond to anti-cancer agents. UK, US and European researchers say the data, published inNature, external, is a step towards tailoring cancer medicine to a patient's genetic profile. A cancer char
Viewpoint: We should stop running away from radiation
Modern reactors are better designed than those at Fukushima - tomorrow's may be better still Nuclear radiation at very high levels is dangerous, but the scale of concern that it evokes is misplaced. Nuclear technology cures countless cancer patients every day - and a radiation dose given for radiotherapy in hospital is no different in principle to a similar dose received in the environment. What o
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