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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Breast Cancer / December 2007

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liver cancer29 Dec 2007 18:26 GMT1
What is Liver Cancer?
There are two main kinds of liver cancer. Heptoma and
cholangiocarcinoma. Heptoma is cancer  of the hepatocytes. (The main
functioning liver cell). Hepatoma is primary liver cancer. Hepatoma
Treating Cancer With Low Dose Naltrexone25 Dec 2007 01:02 GMT1
Naltrexone is a medication approved by the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration for treating heroin and opium addiction. In very low
doses, it is proving to be amazingly effective in treating certain types
of cancer--including breast cancer--with minimal side effects and at a
reconstructed/saline implant question21 Dec 2007 00:58 GMT5
I have a textured anatomical (pretty small!) implant. Why does it have a
valve? I saw it in the office and OR to my recollection it was just an avoid
sleeve with fluid inside. Yet now that it's part of my body it has a hard
circular valve-like thing. I can't find a picture on the ...
Could Be Phony But...17 Dec 2007 14:48 GMT3
A friend told me that the Faith Middleton Show on WIPER on 12/10/07 had a
interview with an MD from Yale University describing research -- apparently
there is some indication that anti-depressants help to kill cancer cells.
The clinical trials are not yet for humans.
Radiation13 Dec 2007 10:31 GMT1
I need some advice please.
I went to see my doc today, and was shocked when I saw her.  She had a
baseball cap on, and had lost her hair due to breast cancer.  It broke
my heart.  She is a wonderful doc.
Second Primary Tumor12 Dec 2007 09:41 GMT10
My name is Yvonne and I just found this group. I read the past postings and
am encouraged to join in the discussions. After 13 years in remission from
stage 1 IDC with a very aggressive type of tumor, another primary tumor was
detected in my other breast. This time it is also ...
More than 5 years on Femara?11 Dec 2007 13:16 GMT2
Feb 2000 my wfie was diagnosed with BC, stage 2 (6 lymph nodes).
Surgery/Chemo/Radiation all OK for two years until a scare. A blip on
a bone scan sent everyone running but it turned out to be arthritis
(CAT scan showed no cancer). The scare caused her onc to change her
The price of life.11 Dec 2007 12:14 GMT25
In an article in this week's New Scientist ( 1 Dec 07, p8-9) Leonard
Saltz of Sloan-Kettering is quoted as saying that with new drugs we are
getting to the situation that he could offer a hypothetical cancer
patient 11 months of life for $500 or 22 months for $250,000. (Bowel
Arimedex warning09 Dec 2007 23:37 GMT2
After I started on Arimedex I would have severe pain in my joints. The
pain moved around and came and went.  I asked my oncologist if the
Arimedex could be causing it and he said "No way"  I was told by other
doctors that it certainly could and furthermore it could develope into
Prevent Ductal Breast Cancer By Regularly "Drainin    g" Or "Pumping" A Women's Breast Ducts03 Dec 2007 10:23 GMT9
My wife's bout with ductal breast cancer led me to theorize that this
epidemic may have a simple common denominator and that some simple
oversight in the general population could be a contributing factor.
http://www.capturecancer ...
Breast Cancer Symptoms02 Dec 2007 14:33 GMT4
Cancer is a term for diseases in which abnormal cells divide without
control. Cancer can spread through the bloodstream and invade nearby
tissues. It can spread into the lymphatic system into other parts of
one's body. There are numerous types of cancer. Cancer that begins in
 
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