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ACS Alert: Alcohol plays role in spread of cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 75 Date: November 08, 2009 In this week’s ACS Alert, Wendy talks about how alcoholic men are more likely to have their cancer spread quickly.

ACS Alert: Low Vitamin D levels dangerous Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 114 Date: October 18, 2009 Low levels of Vitamin D are very dangerous for women with breast cancer. Wendy Kuschel has our ACS Alert.

Genetic variation helps women respond to drug Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 98 Date: October 11, 2009 Wendy Kuschel talks about how some women respond more favorably to a breast cancer treatment than others.

ACS Alert: Breast cancer death rates fall Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 106 Date: October 04, 2009 Breast cancer death rates have fallen every since the 1990’s. Chelly Boutott has our American Cancer Society Awareness Alert.

ACS Alert: Aspirin could prevent colon cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 113 Date: September 27, 2009 Wendy Kuschel tells us how British researchers discovered that Aspirin could prevent colon cancer.

Mental health could save life for cancer patients Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 98 Date: September 20, 2009 A recent study shows that cancer patients who are depressed are more likely to die early. Wendy Kuschel has this American Cancer Society Awareness ...

ACS Alert: Breast feeding may lower risk of cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 122 Date: August 16, 2009 Women who breast feed may lower their risk of pre-menopausal breast cancer. Wendy Kuschel has this week’s ACS Awareness Alert.

Awareness Alert: New treatments for breast cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 102 Date: June 07, 2009 Paul Evansen talks about a new drug aimed at assisting chemotherapy in treating breast cancer.

Cancer patients living longer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 99 Date: May 31, 2009 People with an advanced stage of Colo-Rectal Cancer are living twice as long now compared to the 1990’s. Paul Evansen has today's ACS Awar...

New gene variations could lead to cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 102 Date: April 05, 2009 Researchers have found two new gene variations that may increase the risk of sporatic breast cancer. Wendy Neuberger has more.

Tobacco product looks similar to candy Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 103 Date: March 08, 2009 Several dissolvable tobaccos are packaged like candy. Some health experts are worried the tobacco’s candy like appearance might promote nicotine ad...

SCHIP expanded along with cigarette tax Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 130 Date: February 01, 2009 Law makers recently voted to expand the Children’s Health Insurance Program, but it includes a 61 cent cigarette tax.

Some Cancer Specialists May Be In Short Supply Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 66 Date: January 18, 2009 With a rise in certain kinds of cancer, more specialists to treat the disease are needed.

Report Says Cancer Will Surpass Heart Disease Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 97 Date: December 14, 2008 A new report by the World Health Organization says that cancer will surpass heart disease as the number one killer in the world by the year 2010.

Agent Orange Linked To Prostate Cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 82 Date: November 16, 2008 A new study involving Vietnam Veterans shows exposure to Agent Orange may have helped produce prostate cancer in some Vets.

Do Statins Reduce the Risk Of Prostate Cancer? Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 87 Date: November 09, 2008 Research shows men taking the cholesterol lowering Statins have less PSA's, a signal for prostate cancer, but that may not mean less chanc...

Mammogram Rates Go Down Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 125 Date: October 19, 2008 A new report from the American Cancer Society says that people are not getting mammograms as much as they have in the past.

Researchers Discover New Cancer Gene Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 122 Date: September 21, 2008 Researchers at a cancer institute in Boston have found a new gene connected to the development of colon cancer.

Genetic Trait Linked To Colon-Rectal Cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 122 Date: August 24, 2008 Scientists say if this gene is inherited the chance of getting Colon- Rectal Cancer is fifty percent higher.

ACS Tour Fights Back Against Cancer Channel: WFRV Green Bay Length: 32 Date: August 04, 2008 The ACS's Cancer Action Network bus tour stopped in Green Bay Sunday.

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