Breast Cancer - Radiation-induced Agony and Metastases - Part 3

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

The wife of a friend of mine was diagnosed with breast cancer nine years ago. She underwent mastectomy, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. She was well after that. She was a pride of the medical establishment and was invited to the ?Celebration of Life? party. But it was not to be. Soon after receiving the invitation she […]

Clinical Trials in Breast Cancer

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

The process of demonstrating whether a novel treatment method is better than the previous ones requires breast cancer patients to volunteer to take part in the testing of new drugs and procedures. These tests are called clinical trials.

Clinical trials need to be done in an unbiased way, if their results are to be deemed […]

How To Make Life Easier For All Who Suffer From Breast Cancer

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

I am personally aware of how hard it was to see, Ann, one of my daughters, struggle with the pain of the treatments for her breast cancer. After many long months in the hospital, Ann, in 1995, was relieved of all of her pain as she left us and went to be with the Lord. […]

Breast Cancer Therapy - Avoids Stres And Multiplies Consumption Of Vegetable

Sunday, January 10th, 2010

Have ever been found patient suffering breast cancer as result of stress suffered. Really stress and there is no cause other. He is not at all has genetic disparity or folks suffering breast cancer. Condition of patient cancer the stays at stadium 2, mean possibility recovers or its(the a spark of life spread still enough […]

Adverse Effects of Breast Cancer Chemotherapy

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

Undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer patients will definitely increase overall survival the occurrence of adverse events is inevitable. Of all the side effects of chemotherapy, bone marrow toxicity. The bone marrow primarily functions as the production site of white and red blood cells. Most women treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer will […]

The Most Important Health Tips For Breast Cancer Patients

Friday, November 13th, 2009

If you are someone you know is going through breast cancer, you know what an emotionally and physically trying time it is. Many forms of cancer treatment only add to the discomfort that the breast cancer patient experiences. Radiation treatments, for example, can cause a great deal of fatigue and it can take up to […]

Dogs Detect Cancer in Humans

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Recently, in the news you may have heard of Oscar the Cat, who stays at the Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Rhode Island. Oscar can predict a person?s death is near or eminent and pays a visit to that person?s bedside when the time gets nearer to death. How does […]

Green Tea?s Ability to Slow Growth of Cancer Cells

Saturday, October 10th, 2009

Nearly all of us are aware that green tea has gained attention for research results showing that it can prevent, and possibly even treat, cancer. Green tea has been shown in many studies to have the ability to slow the growth of abnormal cells, and act as a scavenger against them.

While we don?t have all […]

Cancer Prevention Makes No Money!

Saturday, July 4th, 2009

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), in its World Cancer Report, by the year 2020, the number of cancer cases will increase by 50%. One-third of these cancers can be prevented, and only one-third can be cured!

Ever since President Nixon first declared the ?War On Cancer? in 1971, the Cancer Establishment has been ?fighting? […]

Determining Breast Cancer Risk Factors

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Medical researches attempt to define risk factors in order to discover who is most likely to get a particular disease and also to find clues as to the disease’s cause and thus to the prevention and cure.
A risk factor is usually determined by taking a large population of people - say 1,000-2,000 or more - […]

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