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A British father has made medical history by having his healthy prostate removed after discovering that he carries a defective gene that boosts his risk of cancer, it was reported last night. The businessman’s increased risk of cancer through the BRCA2 …
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Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the leading cause of cervical cancer among women of all ages. Until recently, only women who had been diagnosed with HPV were really aware of this fact, but with the development of HPV vaccines the world began talking about the virus in earnest. It was a much-needed awakening for sexually active women, many of whom may had been completely unaware of the fact that their cancer risk could go up significantly because of an STD.
oh i can’t beleive it

This month we’ll be looking at liquid biopsies for cancer patients, finding out about the Cancer Drugs Fund – and what happens when it runs out. Plus, we’re focusing on the progress we’ve made in beating bowel cancer and the challenges that still lie ahead. And we’ve got this month’s heroes and zeros. Read a full transcript here: http://cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-info/news/podcast/transcripts/may-2013-podcast-transcript
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Emotions run high when the word “cancer” enters the conversation. Fear and anger are prevalent. Daffodils became a symbol. Old woman thoughts resulted from hair loss. It is important to talk, ask for help, and break the cancer journey into little bits.
does anyone know the real story

“There have been many advances in this procedure in the last few years, and the results can be beautiful,” she wrote. Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Her chances of developing breast cancer have now dropped from 87% to under 5 …
can believe what i am reading, so unfair

The Prostate Cancer Foundation today announced that it is funding two more Young Investigators in China to lead innovative research projects within the country and expand PCF’s global knowledge exchange on game-changing research in prostate cancer.
Rome wasnt built in a day!

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the leading cause of cervical cancer among women of all ages. Until recently, only women who had been diagnosed with HPV were really aware of this fact, but with the development of HPV vaccines the world began talking about the virus in earnest. It was a much-needed awakening for sexually active women, many of whom may had been completely unaware of the fact that their cancer risk could go up significantly because of an STD.
Rome wasnt built in a day!

This month we’ll be looking at liquid biopsies for cancer patients, finding out about the Cancer Drugs Fund – and what happens when it runs out. Plus, we’re focusing on the progress we’ve made in beating bowel cancer and the challenges that still lie ahead. And we’ve got this month’s heroes and zeros. Read a full transcript here: http://cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-info/news/podcast/transcripts/may-2013-podcast-transcript
thats funny

Emotions run high when the word “cancer” enters the conversation. Fear and anger are prevalent. Daffodils became a symbol. Old woman thoughts resulted from hair loss. It is important to talk, ask for help, and break the cancer journey into little bits.
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