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Diet As a Primary Prevention For Breast Cancer

Results from the most authoritative study of dietary fat and breast cancer risk to date put forward a small decrease in risk of invasive breast cancer for women who eat a low-fat diet. But the result is self-effacing at best. However, by decreasing the amount of fat in your diet, you might reduce yo

Getting Support When You Have Cancer-Related Information

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Mesothelioma Cancer Remission And Cell Research

The search for a cure to mesothelioma, the incurable asbestos-related cancer, continues as recently released figures show 2,000 diagnosed cases are recorded annually in the UK, and the number of deaths rose to 66.4 per million people between 2006 and 2008. The long latency period of between 15 to 50

Prostate Health Problem - 4 Types of Prostatitis

Prostate is actually part of the male reproductive system which normally produces the fluids which normally play the role of nourishing the urethra before the passage of the sperm. As an individual gets older day by day, his prostate glands also get bigger and this is one major reason for the prosta

Important Facts To Understand Regarding Asbestos Removal

Asbestos is a very important mineral to understand because exposure to this particular toxic mineral might end up being lethal. Learn some important and vital details about asbestos removal and when it needs to be performed.

Cancer Treatment Options - What Is The Most Effective

We have a powerful health care system that says when you’ve been diagnosed with cancer the only treatment options to remove it are by surgery, radiation or chemotherapy and there are no other ways. What they won’t tell you because they don’t know is that there are much more effecti

Prostate Cancer - Prostate Protectors

Studies show that fruit and vegetables, especially tomatoes, play a special role in prostate health. A large Harvard study showed that men who ate ten or more servings of tomatoes or tomato products per week had a 35 percent reduction in prostate cancer risk, so don't be shy about taking a few

Ozone Depletion and Skin Cancer

Skin cancer, premature ageing of the skin, cataracts and other eye damage, and suppression of proper functioning of the body's immune system are all major health problems linked to overexposure Ultraviolet (UV) irradiation. UV irradiation is present in sunlight. 93-99% of this potentially damag

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A glossary of terms used in leukemia and lymphoma

Lung Cancer Survival Rate - Be Informed

Lung cancer survival rate means the proportion of people diagnosed with a certain type and stage of cancer who survive the disease in a given period of time after the prognosis. In a simpler definition, it is the percentage of people diagnosed with the said disease who are alive within five years af

The Different Types of Bone Cancer

Bone cancer is a particularly difficult and severe type of cancer.It is caused when there is a problem with the cells which make bones.Every year in the United States, over two thousand people are diagnosed with this type of cancer, in the form of a bone tumor.These frequently occur in children and

Ten Tips For Embracing Health After a Cancer Diagnosis

I have a friend who is currently having a cancer experience. She's young, only 39 and it's in her breast. In spite of having been caught very early and a full course of chemotherapy, the cancer has returned.

Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology

Adolescent and young adult oncology is caught between the pediatric and adult oncology settings, but that is about to change. . .

Assay May Allow Early Detection of Cancer

Dr. David Kerr reports on an assay that had 90% specificity in detecting lung cancer in high-risk patients before cancer was clinically apparent. Could this test serve as a new screening tool?