Entries by Amy Gray

Epigenetics

Why your cancer-creating habits can affect your children (and we’re not talking about second-hand smoke). It’s hard enough being a parent.  There are no “Parenting for Idiots” books out there.  […]

Can A Shot From Your Doc Prevent Cancer?

Vaccines for highly contagious childhood illness — such as diphtheria, measles, and the mumps — are, for many, an everyday part of pediatric health care.  Even though our kids may […]

Comparing Cancer Treatment to Bug Control

When farmers try to manage insects in their crops, they figure out what dose of pesticide yields the best results. They do this based on understanding which bugs are the […]

The New Version of “The Fantastic Voyage”

In 1966, a science fiction film was released about a team of scientists who shrank themselves into molecular sized particles in order to heal a colleague from within his body. […]

Running From Cancer – And Towards Lower Risks

As you head out for your run, walk, or swim of the day, it’s good to know that in addition to the widely known cardiac benefits, exercise also brings documented results […]

The End of Trial and Error As a Drug Delivery Model?

As researchers discover that cancers can be specifically targeted with a particular drug, the question then arises – which medication works best for a unique individual with a particular cancer? […]