Breast cancer is the most common type of female cancer and the number two cancer killer in US women. Treatment options continue to expand and researchers are making steady advancements in cancer detection that they hope will one day enable most breast cancer cases to be diagnosed an an early, very curable stage.

Some observers see London's ten-year old junior market for high-growth, small-to-mid-cap companies as, if not a Nasdaq-in-waiting, then certainly the most likely exchange to rival it. But although AIM is attracting growing numbers of overseas companies, some sheltering from Sarbanes-Oxley, liquidity and follow-on financing issues remain. AIM isn't Europe's Nasdaq, not yet.