OncoLog: May 2009

	May 2009 Vol. 54, No. 5
	Targeting Inflammation in Cancer Prevention Because chronic immune responses may lead to many types of cancer, blocking inflammation is a logical approach to cancer prevention. Treating Radiation Necrosis of the Brain Insidious and potentially fatal, radiation necrosis of the brain may develop months or even years after irradiation for cancer treatment—but new discoveries offer increased hope. Preclinical Studies Reveal Effectiveness of Therapies for Pediatric Cancers Anti-cancer approaches in neuroblastoma and acute myelogenous leukemia potentially pave the way for new clinical treatments. House Call: Protect and Check Your Skin It's especially important to think about skin safety during the sunny days of summer. In Brief Research news from the laboratories and clinics at M. D. Anderson.

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