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Cancer Awareness Ribbon Pins

November 1st, 2011

Most people are familiar with the pink cancer awareness ribbons that symbolize breast cancer, it seems that these pink beauties are everywhere. But, did you know that there are many other kinds them out there that represent different kinds of cancer that affect women all around the world? You might have seen one or two different colored pins and [...]

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IMRT, IGRT, VMAT: New Tools For Fighting Lung Cancer

October 7th, 2011

There are 25 Lakh cancer patients in the country. Ten lakh new cases are detected annually and 4 lakh people lose there lives to cancer. Cancer is now the third biggest killer in our country. Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers inIndia. It is the most common cause of cancer related deaths [...]

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How To Win Battle Against Cancer

October 7th, 2011

As per WHO 33% women and 25% men are likely to get cancer in their life time. Incidence of cancer is increasing with every passing day. Cancer is global problem and has to be tackled globally.Battleagainst cancer can not be won by doctors and scientists alone. The entire community has to be involved. It is [...]

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HPV Vaccination And Cervical Cancer Prevention

October 7th, 2011

Cervical Cancer is responsible for more than any gynecologic-related deaths world wide than any other malady, making it the most important preventable disease in women’s health today. Worldwide each year 4, 93,243 women are diagnosed of cervical cancer of whom 2,40,000 women die of this disease (WHO). India contributes more than ¼ of the global [...]

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Kill The Cancer Right Away

September 14th, 2011

Activities for people with Alzheimer Alzheimer’s is onedisease that people dread to be diagnosed with. Who can blame them? It is one of the most debilitatingdisease known to man and it affects not only one area or one system but all. Of course, since it is a progressive disease, effects on the various systems of the bodydoes not happen at one time. [...]

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Nutrition and Cervical Cancer

September 14th, 2011

It is important to eat well during cancer treatment. Eating well means getting enough calories to maintain a good weight and enough protein to keep up your strength.Good nutrition often helps people with cancer feel betterand have more energy. But eating well can be difficult. You may not feel like eating if you are uncomfortable or tired. Also, [...]

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All About Milking the Prostate

August 17th, 2011

Prostate cancer is a disease that affects only men. It is a cancer of the prostrate gland, which is found in the male reproductive tract, and is not present in the female body. All men who are in their fifties or older may be at risk for developing prostatecancer. It is one of the leading causes of death by cancer among [...]

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Breast Cancer, Prevention, and Life After Hormone Replacement Therapy

August 17th, 2011

The two words “breast cancer” shake all women to the core – more so than any other disease, even though heart disease takes far more lives than breast cancer. Try your hand at these 24 true/false questions about breast cancer (mostly). The answer key is at the end. No peeking now until you answer all the questions. I’m watching [...]

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Traditional Versus Minimally Invasive Lung Cancer Surgery

July 23rd, 2011

There are a number of reasons surgery is performed on the lungs. The most common reason involves cancer. If a mass is identified within the lung tissue, a surgical team will be assigned to remove it. There are a few approaches that can be taken depending on where the mass is located as well as [...]

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The health benefits of phytochemicals

June 3rd, 2011

Phytonutrients, the chemicals that help plants defend against environmental challenges, such as damage from pests or ultraviolet light, appear to provide humans with protection as well. Mounting research shows their effectiveness in preventing and treating a range of conditions including everything from cancer and heart disease to diabetes and high blood pressure. But current law [...]

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