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I’m Lonnie Tuttle-Williams, and I’m a cancer survivor
Well, its been a while since I posted about my weight loss journey. I have been doing pretty good. Since I last posted, I have lost another 13 pounds! I have not been as diligent with my diet, as I was traveling in May and June. I gave myself the freedom from keeping track of my calories during that time period, and then I let it continue once I got home. I figured, "hey, its summertime, live a…
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E-Nose Can Detect Various Cancers
The cancer sniffing E-Nose is quite amazing, if capable of doing what this article suggests. Can you imagine a technique, as non-invasive as a breath analyzer, capable of indicating cancer? Although the studies are small, they suggest a potential to detect cancer prior to tumors becoming visible in X-rays. In further development, such a device could be quite valuable in monitoring treatment and…
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Colon Cancer Community Resources
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Hope For Two provides information, hope, and peer-to-peer support by telephone and email to women diagnosed with cancer while pregnant.
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Fertile Hope provides reproductive information, support and hope to cancer patients and survivors whose medical treatments present the risk of infertility.
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