Fewer Americans Exposed to Secondhand Smoke (NCI Cancer Bulletin for July 22, 2008)

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From: ncicancerbulletin@...Subject: NCI Cancer Bulletin for July 22, 2008Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 18:10:50 -0400

In this issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin:

Featured ArticleMelanoma Incidence Among Young Women in the U.S. is Rising Cancer Research HighlightsNanoparticles Deliver Chemotherapy and Block Cancer's Spread Fewer Americans Exposed to Secondhand Smoke Gene Signatures Point to Therapy for Neuroblastoma Study Suggests Therapeutic Avenue for Transplant-Related Cancers Director's UpdateDeveloping a Clinical Trials System for 21st Century Science A Closer LookThe New Face of Head and Neck Cancer Treatment

Legislative UpdateChildhood Cancer Bill Cleared for President's Signature Featured Clinical TrialTreating Relapsed or Refractory B-cell Lymphomas Funding OpportunitiesGuest CommentaryTraining the Next Generation of Biomedical Scientists NotesSummit Focuses on the Science of Cancer Health Disparities NCI Hosts Science Writers' Seminar on Public/Private Partnerships Latest Issue of DCEG Newsletter Available Online Cancer Center ProfileBurnham Institute for Medical Research Cancer Center

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