My father has been diagnosed with stomach cancer stage IV with severe
anaemia and he is 71 years old.  The doctor said it has already
expanded to the lympathic system up at the neck.
He went through surgery on 5/31/06 but the doctor was unable to remove

I've just been diagnosed with thyroid cancer - the papillary type.  I
understand from my GP that is the most common and the most easily cured.  I
see the specialist on 9 June and will probably have surgery the following
week.  The GP says I will probably have the whole thyroid ...

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/health/3856926.html
May 11, 2006, 1:51PM
Town Shudders From Cancer Study
By DENISE LAVOIE Associated Press Writer

This was posted in an RV newsgroup today at 9:24 am
"Hi Gang,
Barry called and said Janet is out of surgery and in recovery.
The surgery was about 1.5 hours... and unfortunately more extensive

http://www.innovations-report.com/html/reports/life_sciences/report-43312.html
Patients with advanced stomach cancer have the best chance of prolonging
their survival with a combination of chemotherapies instead of just one,
according to a new review of previous studies.

I was recently diagnosed with DCIS. They tell me it is not invasive and
100% curable. I am having a lumpectomy on June 19. My question is
this....they are also doing a node biopsy, removing the Centinel (sp?)
node and say they will remove a few more if there is any sign of the

    This will be a tough subject to talk about so I hope that
people don't freak on each other. Please take the time to relax and
think before responding.
    I have a friend who's mother has cervical cancer. The mother

Hello folks. Yesterday I finally met with a good ENT doctor (it's funny how
many
times clifto and I had appointments and tests the same day).
He looked at my throat with 2 of his assistants and said something about the

Janet, it won't hurt to take a bell, a horn with a bulb on it, or something,
in case the hospital call system is ignored.  If I were admitting you, it
would be to a bed across from the nurse's station, and perhaps that will be
where you are put.  It has an up and a down side: up ...

Breast Cancer happens when cells in the breast begin to grow out of
control enabling them to invade nearby tissues or even spread through
the body. Sizable collections of the out of control tissue are called
tumors. Not all Brest Tumors are considered to be cancer because

Hi, I have to talk to a consultant soon and need to learn as much as I
can
about HPV and CIN. Please can anyone help me with any information on
the

I promised you nice people that I'd keep you posted. I have an
appointment for my tongue cancer surgery on June 2.
I have to get "clearance" from my internest on Wednesday. That entails
an EKG, but I don't need a chest X-ray because we have the CT scan from

I am always wondering why the port is placed over the clavicle but under the
seat belt and bra strap location? Is there a real reason or just the
surgeons choice? I cannot wait to ask the quack who placed mine.
Betsy

Prepared Witness Testimony
The Committee on Energy and Commerce
W.J. "Billy" Tauzin, Chairman
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Breast Cancer happens when cells in the breast begin to grow out of
control enabling them to invade nearby tissues or even spread through
the body. Sizable collections of the out of control tissue are called
tumors. Not all Brest Tumors are considered to be cancer because