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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / July 2006

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MD Anderson-Your Money or Your Life?06 Jul 2006 22:20 GMT41
Long rant so feel free to delete:
We got a call from "J" in the insurance department on Wednesday. It took
him almost two weeks to determine that they don't like our insurance and
are going to consider me as "uninsured." He admits that my policy will
Arrived In Houston05 Jul 2006 23:52 GMT13
We are here in Houston. The RV park is very nice. Quiet. They say 75% of
the campers are under the medical rate. The RV park has a free shuttle
to the major medical centers here.
I met two cancer patients while walking the dog. We agreed that we need
After Diagnosing Prostate C Then The Decision-Making05 Jul 2006 22:31 GMT4
LOS ANGELES TIMES 3-page article on-line (free registration may be
required).
http://www.latimes.com/features/health/la-he-prostate3jul03,0,3036757.story?coll
=la-home-health

probably life extension with pomegranate05 Jul 2006 21:49 GMT10
[Quote: "it may be possible for them to outlive their risk of
dying from their cancer". With a PSA doubling time increased from
15 to 54 months with 8 ounces (237 ml) of POM pomegranate juice/day,
Alan Pantuck (below) might be forgiven for being this optimistic. However
Thanks05 Jul 2006 17:58 GMT3
Thank you, J, for posting so many info articles about recurrence or residual
c.
I myself was browsing some articles tonight.
Take only the word "salvage" and it's association to the wrecked car
Cancer removal on Head05 Jul 2006 16:55 GMT3
I had the MOHs surgery on my head on june 7th, as I had BCC on my
cowlick... they had to cut out a pretty good size piece, about 2"
diameter, and ended up doing the flap surgery for closure... The scar
is pretty decent size... kinda looks like a lightening bolt..
To help a friend05 Jul 2006 14:30 GMT3
I very concerned about a new friend, I've known for a couple of months.
She and her husband are regulars at a restuarant I work at.
She told me she had breast cancer and had a biopsy a few days ago. I'm
worried about her,  but I don't want to intrude. Would it be OK to
Yeast or what?05 Jul 2006 09:36 GMT3
for last 2-3 days have an unpleasant permanent taste in my mouth
and it get dry much more fast.
When looking in mirror, I don't see any special signs except some green-like
things on the center of the tongue that I had seen it long before  too.
Update on my FIL04 Jul 2006 16:02 GMT5
Hospice has told us that my father in law has at the longest 48 hours.  Mike
and I are heartbroken.  I think the hardest part is seeing him deteriorate.
I know you guys care so much about us and my father in law so I wanted to
write and let everyone know.  I think in some way, ...
NCI-designated Cancer Centers (P30) Cancer Centers Listed by State03 Jul 2006 19:17 GMT3
To see a given Center in a particular state click on the state
abbreviations below.
Only states where one or more Cancer Centers are located are listed.
http://www3.cancer.gov/cancercenters/centerslist.html
Computer Industry Workers May Face Cancer Risks02 Jul 2006 21:22 GMT5
Computer Industry Workers May Face Cancer Risks
http://www.studyandjobs.com/Comp_worker_cancer.html
or visit
http://www.studyandjobs.com/Cancer.html
Need better options for skin cancer.02 Jul 2006 04:46 GMT20
Hi, gang,
I am 59 years old.  As a child, I was raised mostly in Miami, FL, during a
time when no one ever heard of sunscreens.  All there was back then were
worthless suntan lotions that offered nearly zero protection.  Around 95%
If you can't eat yet crave a taste...virtual food!02 Jul 2006 04:03 GMT16
I heard this discussed on a radio show, then googled.  It's intended
more as a diet aid, I think, but then maybe people with
head/neck/tongue cancers might enjoy.  So I'm thinking of Janet,
Emily's mom & Araik.
sister with Leukemia01 Jul 2006 21:42 GMT2
Liver biopsy showed some kind of fat blob, though they are not calling it a
lipoma.  They did say it did not look like a malignancy,   Today she had a
lumbar puncture, blood work, and was told another MRI is next.  The sister
who will donate bone marrow is waiting for her next step.
Danger in your water01 Jul 2006 19:04 GMT1
Prevention Magazine Fluoridation Article published
"The Danger in Your Water  Fluoride has been tied to bone cancer,
lower IQs, and osteoporosis. So why is it still being added to your
water? " by Timothy Gower.
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