These findings contradict the reported poor prognosis of medulloblastoma [26], cervical [27], gastric [28], hepatocellular [29], ovarian [30], and prostate [31] cancers overexpressing KIF14, but are in line with the correlation of high levels of KIF14 with a favorable prognosis of lung cancer [32]. The gene discussed is KIF14; the disease is lung carcinoma.