3 hours ago by baronvonleppe

Fiction: As a matter of pride and necessity I will quit smoking this year. Many are the reasons recommended for smoking cessation and my reason figures in there someplace. But I am not concerned about lung cancer or emphysema. And my plan is simple as I shall stop smoking cold turkey as a first step ...

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6 hours ago by Happy

Lung cancer is the most fatal of all cancers worldwide, and one of the leading causes of death in the USA – so it’s important that you know the earliest detectable lung cancer symptoms. If caught early, lung cancer will be much easier to treat – and thus, chance of survival increases. Several lung c ...

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7 hours ago by antioxid

U.S. scientists have discovered there are genetic profiles that play a part in prognosis with non-small cell lung cancers, and those profiles differ depending on the age and gender of the patient. The researchers analyzed genetic and clinical data from 787 patients who were divided into subgroups ba ...

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12 hours ago by FitSugar

Smoking is a bad habit and a serious health risk. It's dangerous even if you're not a smoker: 3,000 nonsmokers die in the US every year due to complications arising from secondhand smoke. Things aren't looking better for us nonsmokers either. A new study suggests that this number has the potential t ...

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12 hours ago by duncanr

22nd Jul 2009 I nearly had a heart attack yesterday. Mrs D passed me a piece of paper – ‘What do you think of that?’ she asked ‘Very nice’, I replied. ‘What’s it for?’ ‘My funeral’, she said. I looked again at the piece of paper. I looked at the price – £9.85 a head. I looked at the cost of the room ...

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12 hours ago by mlouisebishop

My Advanced Writing professor gave us an assignment. I usually do not find writing assignments challenging, but this one had me in tears. In fact, I had a hard time typing it because I was crying so hard at one point, I could no longer see the screen, or the keyboard. The Assignment? Write about a t ...

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14 hours ago by mcurran

(Pinellas Park, Fla.) February 9, 2009 – February is National Cancer Prevention Month and with this disease being the second largest killer in the U.S. after heart disease, with more than one million new cases diagnosed each year and is predicted to take the #1 spot this year…it’s a time where educa ...

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15 hours ago by jenniferwindrum

Photo Courtesy: Anna Hiatt/dailycal.org Ok, lung cancer totally, totally sucks. But the people who have the disease, along with those who love them, totally ROCK. Here’s why: More than $37,000 was raised on Sunday at the “Jog for Jill” event. Jill is a senior at UC Berkeley with Stage IV lung cancer ...

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17 hours ago by admin

The cure for cancer is still every channel off but it is something that science expects for the future to intervene possibly in the next few decades; medical research continues to advance in it’s time of war with this sickness that plagues humanity. This observation was noted regarding lung cancer i ...

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19 hours ago by Healing the Grieving Heart

Feb. 11 Topic: Living With Bereavement 1st Guest: Alex James Alex James lives and works in England, and is currently based at a hospice, developing specific services for children, supporting children and their families pre and post, bereavement. ...

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