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Future Oncology provides a forum for a new era of cancer care as research efforts burgeon in this challenging area. The burden of disease is set to increase in our increasingly aged populations, but the available armamentarium is also set to grow rapidly and to offer the potential to focus on individual needs. The journal focuses on the most important advances and highlights their relevance in the clinical setting.

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Volume 2, Number 1, February 2006

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Editorial

A tale of three Hs: HPV, HIV & HAART
pp. 1-9(9)
Authors: Stebbing, Justin; Dancey, Gairin; Bower, Mark

Bulletin Board

Bulletin Board
pp. 11-13(3)

Drug Evaluation

Epoetin beta in oncology: examining the current evidence
pp. 21-38(18)
Author: Ludwig, Heinz

Interview

Priority Paper Evaluation

BRCA2 in mitotic exit: a new role in regulating genomic stability
pp. 43-46(4)
Authors: Wang, Xiaoxing; Dai, Wei

Priority Paper Evaluations

Perspective

The future of photodynamic therapy in oncology
pp. 53-71(19)
Authors: Allison, Ron R; Bagnato, Vanderlei S; Cuenca, Rosa; Downie, Gordon H; Sibata, Claudio H

Special Report

MicroRNAs as a potential magic bullet in cancer
pp. 73-82(10)
Authors: Slack, Frank J; Weidhaas, Joanne B

Review

FOXO factors: a matter of life and death
pp. 83-89(7)
Authors: Huang, Haojie; Tindall, Donald J

Targeting GSK-3: a promising approach for cancer therapy?
pp. 91-100(10)
Authors: Ougolkov, Andrei V; Billadeau, Daniel D

Targeting the insulin-like growth factor axis as a cancer therapy
pp. 101-110(10)
Authors: Haddad, Tufia; Yee, Douglas

Potential role of pulsed-high intensity focused ultrasound in gene therapy
pp. 111-119(9)
Authors: Frenkel, Victor; Li, King CP

Targeting the ubiquitin–proteasome pathway in breast cancer therapy
pp. 121-135(15)
Authors: Dees, E Claire; Orlowski, Robert Z

Current developments in adenovirus-based cancer gene therapy
pp. 137-143(7)
Authors: Rein, Daniel T; Breidenbach, M; Curiel, David T

Translational regulation of p53 as a potential tumor therapy target
pp. 145-153(9)
Authors: Schumacher, Björn; Gartner, Anton

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