2 days ago by Jesse

It turns out that the cancer center was giving the H1N1 flu shot to all patients today, as long as the nurse could get permission from the oncologist. Getting permission for me took about five minutes; I guess the oncologists were … Read the original here: Chantelle's blog: Pamidronate day plus the ...

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8 days ago by Dr. James W. Randolph

Part Two Of Dog and Cat Osteosarcoma. For Part One, click here. Catherine After Osteosarcoma Diagnosis Still, not every diagnosis of osteosarcoma is an instant death sentence. Like Maddie, your pet may be relatively young when diagnosed. If you are thinking of proceeding with treatment, here are som ...

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9 days ago by Dr. James W. Randolph

Osteosarcoma. It’s an ugly word for an ugly disease. And it’s taking my friend, Catherine, pictured below, whom I’ve been treating since 2003. Let’s break down the word. “ Osteo” is a Latin prefix referring to bone. “ Sarcoma” describes a group of usually malignant tumors of connective tissue such a ...

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24 days ago by Admin

Worthy Cause (This is ten days after George’s second surgery to remove tumors near his left kidney. Believe it or not, the third surgery was worse.) In 2004, a man named George married the woman of his dreams. Two weeks later he was diagnosed with cancer. They never got a honeymoon. For the next fiv ...

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38 days ago by Tonja Ward

If you’ve been to one health fair you’ve been to them all. Glossy brochures. Cool give-a-ways. A variety of complimentary health screenings. Free pressure readings. Instant blood glucose tests. Good information. And then you walk away with some disturbing diagnosis, only to find yourself asking "Ok, ...

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58 days ago by hospicephysician

There is a great blog that I stumbled across as I began reading various blogs. I ran across a blog by an Oncologist named CancerDoc ( Link), about a budding Oncologist trying to make sense of the world. I asked him to give me insight into my blog especially entries like “Why Don’t They Stop Chemo?”, ...

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66 days ago by lgstarr

Read what the government-run media doesn't want you to know!

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72 days ago by Dan Atkins

The sudden growth of the cells in prostate gland is the cause of prostate cancer. Nearly all of the time, the prostate cancer occurs to older people. In other words, with the increase in age of the individual, maximum is the occurrence of this disease. A small consolation is that the prostate gland ...

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80 days ago by Wanda

Oncologists often have to wait months before they can determine whether a treatment is working. Now, using a non-invasive method, researchers at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have shown that they can determine after a single cycle of chemotherapy whether the toxic drugs are killing the ...

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80 days ago by hospicephysician

This post originated from the comment section of my blog entry “Letting the Doctor Off the Hook.” I got some offline comments and good discussion so I decided to retool my comment and post it as a blog entry. The question I started to ask after I finished my fellowship and started working in the rea ...

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