Prostate Cancer

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March 28, 2006 Cuba working to use anti-cancer therapies in early stages of disease • Clinical trials to begin this year on two new vaccine candidates for the treatment of cervical and prostate tumors BY LILLIAM RIERA —Granma International staff writer— CUBAN scientists, whose field studies of therapeutic vaccines for the treatment of cancer have demonstrated encouraging results, have begun to work toward applying these therapies in the early stages of the disease.

The therapeutic cancer vaccines, produced from component elements of tumors, are not intended to cure patients but to keep the tumor under control for a long period.

The drug attempts to stimulate and “teach” the immune system of the affected organism to detect and destroy malignant cells without the disagreeable side effects caused by chemotherapy and radio therapy.

In an article published on March 23 in Granma daily Dr.

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... "All the cancer was contained within the prostate, and they got the prostate out," Reed said.

"Everything went well.

He'll be in New York for two weeks and then be released back to Texas." Showalter spoke with Jaramillo's wife, Shelley, and said, "She seemed pretty excited to get this behind them.

We miss him." Nevin goes deep: After just missing on a couple deep fly balls early in the game, Nevin crushed a home run off of reliever Kiko Calero in the ninth inning on Tuesday.

Nevin had just two hits in 27 at-bats over a two-week period before he hit the home run.

Nevin was hitting .388 on March 14, but that average has dropped to .217.

Nevin had spent the morning in the cage with hitting instructor Brook Jacoby working on his footwork and timing and said, "I felt good.

The main thing is to see the ball and react to it.

It's one thing to see the ball, and I've been seeing it good, but you have to be able to react; today, I did.

"The first two weeks were good for my confidence, knowing I can still do it, realizing the stuff that Rudy and I had worked on and the stuff that I had worked on this winter worked.

It's almost good that I got out of it for 1 1/2 weeks, because now I know what it feels like it when it's not there.

Hopefully, now I can lock it in." The Rangers need him to, because they cut one of their safety nets when t...