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Seniors Fund: Insurance won't cover dental care for woman, 78
Senior No. 66: This 78-year-old woman underwent cancer treatment in 2000 and to date is cancer-free. She asks for help with dental care, which is not covered by her insurance. Comment?
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TIRED brain cancer sufferer Lisa Connell is given a fab makeover in time for Xmas
... sleek style with a heavy fringe. The line was feathered to keep a softness around her face. Many women undergoing cancer treatments suffer from hair loss and there are a number of experts who can help. Your local hairdresser will be able to ... Comment?
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Sandra L. Sprague, 48, of Midlothian passed away Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009, at her home after a courageous battle with cancer. Comment?
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Bionomics testing new mesothelioma drug
Drug developer Bionomics Ltd plans to conduct a Phase II clinical trial of its leading compound, anti-cancer drug BNC105, on 60 mesothelioma patients in Australia next year. Comment?
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In memory of Marissa: Raising caring, awareness and funds
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Her 1-year-old daughter didn't have a choice about how to face the cancer that claimed her life, but Brittany Shuler realized, in the midst of her grief, that bravery is an option as she now works for other children and their families. Comment?
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Small Addition to Cancer Drug May Make Big Difference
More research is needed before the therapy can be tested in patients, but the discovery in human colon cancer cell lines and mice with established human tumors suggests that the addition of a small molecule to the cancer drug Temozolomide disrupts repair mechanisms in a type of tumor cells that is highly resistant to treatment. Comment?
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Tofu may help breast cancer survivors
Breast cancer survivors in China who ate tofu, soy milk and fresh beans as part of a diet rich in soy protein had a lower risk of dying and less chance their cancer would return, a study found. Comment?
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Soy doesn't harm, and may even help, breast cancer survivors, study finds
Soy foods do not appear to increase the risk of breast cancer recurrence among survivors of the disease and may even confer some health benefits, new research suggests. Comment?
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Could the simple act of travel make a serious illness easier for a patient to bear? Aberdeen resident Bill Parness, who lost his wife, Laura, last year after a protracted battle with cancer, believes that travel - while it may not provide a cure - does offer a respite for those battling cancer and makes it easier to resume the fight. Comment?
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CHILDREN and young people who survive cancer have a significantly higher risk of developing heart disease as young adults because of the cancer treatment they received, researchers said on Wednesday. Comment?
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Cookbook fundraiser a sweet success for teachers
West Iredell Middle School teachers have shared their best-kept cooking secrets in an effort to alleviate the financial burden cancer treatment has put on one colleague, and help a local organization in memory of another. Comment?
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Child cancer survivors have higher heart risk-study
Children and young people who survive cancer have a significantly higher risk of developing heart disease as young adults because of the cancer treatment they received, researchers said Wednesday. Comment?
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Bionomics to conduct trials on anti-cancer drug
Junior biotechnology company Bionomics will conduct a Phase II clinical trial of its BNC105 anti-cancer drug on 60 mesothelioma patients at up to 12 centres across Australia. Comment?
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Man Attempts Solo River-Sled Down Waikato River
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... the trip is about more than thrills and adventure, Frank is doing it to support a cause close to his heart: prostate cancer. "From the beginning I wanted to use this trip as an opportunity to raise awareness for a good cause. The Prostate Cancer ... Comment?
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American Society of Clinical Oncologists Report Endorses use of Natural Remedies
... of Clinical Oncologists released a report regarding the use of natural remedies as complementary treatments for cancer patients. This important report centered around two commonly used natural herbal supplements , Ginseng and Flaxseed, and the ... Comment?
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Proton therapy center likely a no-go
The recession and national health-care legislation will likely lead to the termination of an economic development agreement that would have brought a cancer treatment center to Dublin's west side. Comment?
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'Parenthood': First look at Lauren Graham as Sarah Braverman
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... Graham took over the role of Sarah from Maura Tierney, who was forced to leave the show to receive treatment for cancer. We hope everything is going well for Tierney, but cannot deny we are excited to see Lauren Graham back on TV. We were big fans ... Comment?
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Tiny RNA has big impact on lung cancer tumors
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The study reveals that a tiny bit of RNA may one day play a big role in cancer treatment, and provides hope for future patients battling one of the most prevalent and difficult to treat cancers. Comment?
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Possible ovarian cancer treatment target identified
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A multi-institutional study has identified a potential personalized treatment target for the most common form of ovarian cancer. Comment?
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Soy foods could help breast cancer survivors
Soy foods may be safe, and possibly even beneficial, for breast cancer survivors, a new study says. Comment?
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