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Non-Hodgkin's
Lymphoma
In
the previous article we read about the signs and symptoms of Non-
Hodgkins Lymphoma. In this article we talk about the different kind
of treatments available for a person suffering from this lymphoma.
The doctor develops a treatment plan to fit each patient's needs...
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Immune
System: T Cell Immunity
T
cells (and B cells) are part of the adaptive immune response that
takes 4-7 days after infection to become effective. T cells are lymphocytes
or cells of the lymphatic system. T cells are so called because they
develop in the thymus, an organ located in the upper chest just above
the heart...More
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The
Effects Of Cell Phones On The Brain: Is There A Cause For Concern?
In
recent months, there has been much public debate and media attention
focused on a possible link between cell phone use and negative health
consequences. Specifically, some have made the argument that cell
phones can cause brain cancer...More
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Surviving
Cancer And Earning a Living: What You Can Expect
Many
cancer survivors wonder whether having a cancer history will make
a difference in their job prospects. Common questions include: Will
I be able to return to work? Take time off for more treatment if I
need it? Work as hard as I once did? Advance in my career? More
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Bleeding
Disorders in Women
Bleeding
disorders are a group of disorders associated with a lack of any number
of clotting elements in the blood. These proteins work together as
a domino effect to blood clotting, so any disruption along that line
can lead to a bleeding disorder...More
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Colon
Cancer: Risk Factors And Diagnosis
Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death (behind lung
cancer) in the U. S., responsible for roughly 50,000 deaths per year.
However, it seems to be discussed and worried about much less than
other cancers, such as breast cancer...More
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Colon
Cancer Screening: It Truly Is A Life Saver
Every time I bring up the question of doing a flexible sigmoidoscopy--to
examine the colon--I usually get "the look you know, the unspoken
stare that says, "I don't believe you're asking me to do that!"...More
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Are
You Getting Enough Vitamin C?
Two
hundred milligrams of Vitamin C may be an appropriate daily amount
according to a new study by the National Institutes of Health. For
20 to 30 percent of U.S. adults, diet alone provides less than...More
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Tumor
Markers
Tumor markers are substances that can be
detected in the blood, urine, or body tissues of people with certain
types of cancer. They are produced either by the tumor itself or by
the body in response to the presence of...More
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Why
Asthma Doesn't Stop Physical Activity
It's
almost summer--and with summer school, camp programs or just playing
in the neighborhood, your child will likely be more physically active
than ever. But your child has asthma. How much activity should you
allow? What can you do to help prevent an asthma attack???More
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Surviving
Cancer: Taking Care Of Your Feelings
What
kinds of feelings are "normal"? There is no "right"
way to feel; the important thing is to handle your emotions in a
way that works for you. Many survivors find that the key for them
is talking their feelings out-with family and friends, health...More
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