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Firstcoastnews.com Local News (Free subscription) | yesterday
JACKSONVILLE, Fla-- The Stadium Course at the TPC gets a lot of golfers along it's manicured fairways and greens, but for the first time ever, 1000 runners and walkers will race across the back nine later this month.
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me-ander (Free subscription) | yesterday
These two well-dressed dogs were spotted visiting patients in the North Shore Hospital, Long Island, NY when I was there to visit my mother in October. I didn't quite catch onto the connection, but they were part of the big Breast Cancer Awareness events of that time. I even bought some batteries all decorated in pink. The profits are supposed to go to research or support for those suffering from the...
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Health Care (Free subscription) | yesterday
For the past 25 years, October has been designated National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. You'll find races to run that raise funds for research. Stores will be selling everything from mixmasters to ipods in pink. In fact, pink ribbons will be virtually everywhere. What does this focus on early detection ...
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Citizen News Service (Free subscription) | yesterday
Cutting-edge surgical techniques for management of breast surgery, cancer, piles at UPASICON 2009 The three-days surgeons’ conclave - 35th annual conference of Association of Surgeons of India (ASI), UP Chapt er, (UPASICON 2009) entered its second day on 7th November 2009. UPASICON 2009 is being organized by Department of Surgery (General), CSMMU in collaboration with Society of Endoscopic,...
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Health Care (Free subscription) | yesterday
The good news is that the number of new cases of breast cancer dropped from 1999 to 2005, which may be due to the reduction in the use of hormone replacement therapy. I would like to think it may be partially due to more knowledge and awareness of causes and ...
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Red Orbit (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
African-American women may experience a delay in follow-up care for breast cancer.
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Media Week (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
LONDON - Breakthrough Breast Cancer is to sponsor Nip Tuck to coincide with a male breast cancer storyline, after being donated space by News Corp-owned TV channel FX.
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Soc 202 - Current Events (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Addie Davis Nov. 6, 2009 SOC 202 3:00pm According to Doctor Sydney Singer, there is a link between bras and breast cancer and he suggests that more research needs to be done. However, the American Cancer Society continues to refute Singer’s claim. In his book Dressed to Kill, Singer explains that bras constrict fluid flow within the breasts and impair the circulation of blood flow. Blood flow...
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Scituate Mariner News RSS (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Pembroke police have charged a 27-year-old Scituate man with stealing about $200 that had been donated in honor of a woman dying of breast cancer.
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Allergy Notes (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The dye Patent Blue V (PBV) is increasingly used for staging procedures in breast cancer but is reported to cause adverse reactions. 9 patients with hypersensitivity reactions to PBV who were identified through the Norwegian network for reporting allergic reactions during anesthesia. There was an incidences of 0.5% for all kinds of PBV reactions and 0.4% for anaphylaxis. Typical clinical features included:...
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Figleaf's Real Adult Sex (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Nice link and analysis of a Salon.com article on gendered advice to cancer-surgery patients from of Historiann Here’s an interesting article in Salon by Ann Bauer, ” Sex Without Nipples ,” about the differential between counseling and treatment offered to cancer patients about sexual issues in men’s versus women’s cancer surgeries. Sadly, I’m not surprised–as...
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Octoviana | Women Tips, Natural Hea (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Scientists have discovered genes associated with breast cancer. The discovery is considered as the most important discoveries in the last 30 years. Inventor gene, Paul Edwards from the University of Cambridge, England explained that every human has a gene called NRG1 since he/she was born. However, in some people, this gene is destroying, and then the damage’s genes will develop and then become...
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Hooked on Exchanging (Free subscription) | yesterday
Thank you so much Nicole! Nicole made me the most beautiful needlebook. She used the freebie Ink Circles design Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon Mandala and finished it BEAUTIFULLY. Nicole says that this is her first needlebook. You would never know. She finished it so perfectly. Thank Nicole for a wonderful exchange and for the wonderful goodies that you sent along with it!
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Coco's Cuckoo World (Free subscription) | yesterday
Today Miss Tess and I are running a 5k together. It is to raise money for TeamKaren ! We will be doing it all to further the research of inflammatory breast cancer, or the "invisible breast cancer." Our entire little town is involved, so I am expecting it to be a fun and uplifting experience. I will probably be doing a lot more walking that running since I am 1) pushing a stroller and 2)...
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The Known Causes of Seizures (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
ONE HELPING of agony, Mekete Gebrehanna saw coming. The second portion, he wasn’t prepared for. Gebrehanna left his home in Ethiopia to earn a degree in environmental science in Guyana. Afterward, his wife and two sons joined him for their new life in Truro, where he began studying for a master’s degree at the Nova Scotia Agricultural College in Bible Hill. They loved living in Canada....
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bsalmons | 22/04/2009
The number of women dying from breast cancer has fallen to a record low by dipping under 12,000 a year for the first time since records began. The Cancer Research UK data showed that 11,990 women died in the UK in 2007.