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cnn.com: Two-time breast cancer survivor Jill Binkley says exercise can help with the healing process. cnn.com

Breast cancer information point

bbc.co.uk
7 hrs ago 159 related
        

An information point has been set up in a Lincolnshire hospital offering stress-free advice on breast cancer. The display stand is outside Grantham and District Hospital's outpatients department and also has information...

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Woman has revolutionary keyhole operation to tackle breast cancer

telegraph.co.uk
21 mins ago 10 related
        

A British woman has become the first in Europe to have a breast removed using revolutionary keyhole surgery to tackle breast cancer. Paula McGinley, 46, had the surgery on her right breast using a technique which involves...

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Cancer centre 'could lose £7.5m'

metro.co.uk
11 hrs ago 10 related
        

A cancer centre has £7.5m tied up in Icelandic banks One of the UK's leading cancer treatment centres has revealed it could lose £7.5 million as more casualties of the Icelandic banking system's meltdown emerged. The Christie...

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Mediterranean diet 'halves' risk of skin cancer

telegraph.co.uk
2 hrs ago 2 related
        

Eating a Mediterranean diet can halve the risk of the most dangerous form of skin cancer, according to new research. Recent studies have shown Mediterranean foods can protect against other forms of cancer, as well as heart...

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Cervical cancer jab given 'without consent'

telegraph.co.uk
2 hrs ago 2 related
        

A mother claims her daughter was injected with the cervical cancer vaccine without her consent. Parental consent is not required for the Cervarix vaccination, which is being administered to 300,000 girls in an attempt to cut...

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Children banned from sunbeds to combat skin cancer risk

telegraph.co.uk
4 hrs ago
        

Children are to be banned from using tanning salons to reduce the risk of developing skin cancer. Under plans drawn up by the Department of Health, no one below the age of 18 will be allowed to book sunbed sessions. Tanning...

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Roche is right

pharmiweb.co.uk
2 hrs ago
        

Welcome to Herald Sun. Skip to: THAT pharmaceutical giant Roche has invited marathon champion Kerryn McCann to apply for the drug Avastin at a reduced cost is welcome news. Fighting breast cancer that has spread to her liver,...

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Robot will be able to detect, destroy breast cancer cells - News

newsvine.com
30 mins ago 3 related
        

News Type: Event — Seeded on Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:24 AM EDT For mechanical engineering professor Jaydev Desai, breast cancer awareness is more than a month-long endeavor. Though October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Desai...

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azad added the blog post 'Red wine could lower men's lung cancer risk'

nablopomo.com
6 hrs ago 4 related
        

Lung cancer is a disease of uncontrolled cell growth in tissues of the lung. This growth may lead to metastasis, invasion of adjacent tissue and infiltration beyond the lungs. Lung cancer, the most common cause of...

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Painkillers found to reduce breast cancer risk

news-medical.net
6 hrs ago 4 related
        

According to an international study the regular use of popular painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen reduces the risk of breast cancer. The study by researchers from Spain and Canada used data from 2.7 million women and is...

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