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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / February 2005

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I don't understand about radiation12 Feb 2005 22:13 GMT6
I was diagnosed last June with stage 3 breast cancer.  I had an 8-cm tumor.
I had chemo, which shrank the tumor down to the point where it couldn't be
felt any more.  Then I had a modified radical mastectomy in December.  15
lymph nodes were removed.  The pathology report showed no ...
alt.support.cancer Charter12 Feb 2005 21:37 GMT13
http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/charter.html (this is in response to
Zee's post)
What is strictly prohibited on this newsgroup?
Under no circumstances is it appropriate to contact a member of the
Prescription Drug cost estimate soars to $1.2 TRILLION !!12 Feb 2005 20:55 GMT13
In the federal Budget estimate released this week, the cost of the
newly enacted prescription program has soared to $1.2 trillion over 10
years. The new figure more than doubles the estimate from last
September.
Is Iressa effective to Oral Cancer?12 Feb 2005 12:05 GMT1
My grandfather is 96 years old. He got oral cancer for 1 and half
years. From last month, the cancer is getting much worse suddenly,
with metastasis to right eye, bleeding in mouth and severe headache
etc.
Fever therapy for cancer?12 Feb 2005 01:42 GMT13
The British Journal of cancer has noted spontaneous regression of cancers
after a hefty feverish infection.  This might be explored to see if fever
therapy might be a possibility to trigger these regressions.
I will try to add the ink if any one is interested.
Radiation-Induced Fibrosis11 Feb 2005 17:46 GMT1
Ann Pharmacother. 2005 Feb 8; [Epub ahead of print] Related Articles,
Links
Role of Pentoxifylline and Vitamin E in Attenuation of
Radiation-Induced Fibrosis (March).
Cars for a Cure11 Feb 2005 17:25 GMT8
<https://www.cancer.org/asp/donate/don_multi_carsForCure.asp?navToScreen=don_4_1_1>
Cars for a Cure®
Help drive away cancer.
Your donation of a car, truck, motorcycle, newer RV, or boat on a trailer
new test for bladder cancer11 Feb 2005 15:50 GMT5
New Test Improves Detection of Bladder Cancer
CHICAGO -- Testing for a certain protein in urine was found to increase
the accuracy for diagnosis of bladder cancer, according to a study in
the February 16 issue of JAMA, a theme issue on medical applications of
Should we remove a left kidney with a tumor if pulmonary lymph nodes are enlarged?11 Feb 2005 14:42 GMT85
Should we remove a left kidney with a tumor if pulmonary lymph nodes
are enlarged? The pulmonary lymph nodes are metastases probably. The
man has a hematuria ones in two weeks, an infrequent cough and an
aching [dull, boring] pain in his waist. The tumor is 5cmx4cm in size
astroturf marketing: how pharma co-opts your "advocates"10 Feb 2005 21:00 GMT3
>From Patient Activism to Astroturf Marketing
by Bob Burton and Andy Rowell
"So what does PR stand for?" asked Nancy Turett, the president and
global director of Edelman Health. "It stands for powerful
Closed minds troubling10 Feb 2005 17:36 GMT6
There was a time when most everyone believed the world was flat. Wouldn't
even entertain the idea that it could be round.
Research and open minds bring forth new information.  It seemed to me that
the light theory was being brought forth as something to explore and
beer fights cancer: now that's good news!10 Feb 2005 14:07 GMT1
The Register
Original URL:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/01/20/beer_fights_cancer/
Beer fights cancer: official
sigmoid carcinoma10 Feb 2005 11:02 GMT12
I posted my questions few days ago with regard to sigmoid colon cancer
of my mother, living in Ukraine.
Here are more details:
My mother was fistly diagnosed with carcinoma 2 years ago. The tumor was
Low platelets?09 Feb 2005 22:30 GMT15
    They wouldn't give Dad cause the Dr. said his platelets were low.  Are
platelets the red blood or what?  
Terrible News09 Feb 2005 20:26 GMT7
In March 2004 my mother was diagnosed with small-cell lung cancer.
She had chemotherapy & radiation treatment and in August 2004 she was
told she was cancer-free.  
She's been in a lot of pain the last couple of weeks and her doctor
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