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There is great news for men who deal with the causes of incontinence. Each year there are people who are diagnosed with Prostate cancer, suffer accidents, or have other ailments that leave them dealing with causes of incontinence. Urinary incontinence is the loss of control of the flow of urine.…
Breast cancer occurs in both men and women. The cost in human lives and suffering is tremendous but newer treatments and better methods of detection is saving lives everyday. Masive surgery is not always needed and consultation with several doctors can help a patient make a better decision on treatment.…
Are Tanning Beds Safer Than Natural Sun?
With all the emphasis on safe sunning and the dangers of ultraviolet rays, many people have chosen to get a healthy tanning glow in what may actually be a most unhealthy way – the use of a tanning bed or tanning salon.
Statistics…
In 2007 after many tests to try and locate the reason for pelvic pain I had been experiencing, a cyst on my ovary was shown on an ultrasound so my doctor decided to send me to a gynocologist to see if the cyst should be removed and if this was…
I think that this quote by Mark Twain is particularly relevant to the theme of this article: "The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't want, drink what you don't like and do what you'd rather not." It appears that there is a lot of…
By:
Steve Newton in
Cancer
Aug 18, 2012
Greetings! I imagine if you have chosen this article to read either you or someone you know has Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML). This is actually the first of three short articles describing the side effects I have experienced from the three medications I have taken over my last 8 years…
How Does The Body Deal With Cancer? What a wonderful thing to understand. The body is an incredibly complex group of “systems” that are designed naturally to work together to support the body’s survival. It is programmed with all the “right stuff” at a molecular and cellular level to fight…
By:
Steve Newton in
Cancer
Aug 18, 2012
If you are wondering how to help your father quit smoking on Father's Day, then you know he's gonna have to Green Smoke, right? I mean, #Imjustsaying. As far as I know, everyone that Green Smoke love it and will reccomend it to any tobacco smoker.
In most cases, for…
In a nutshell, a coffee enema is related to the procedure wherein the coffee is inserted into the anus. Moreover, the enema procedure has also been used for many years to treat illnesses like encopresis, constipation and other medical condition. Recently, it is being promoted as the coffee enemas to…
By:
Sunny Walters in
Cancer
Jun 22, 2011
Now-a-days, many people become unable to maintain a healthy lifestyle due to various reasons. Eating unhealthy foods and no spare time for exercise have increased peoples chances of falling victim to diseases. Being a woman, you need to be more aware of your health. If you maintain a healthy life…
There are some basic things you should know about cancer and your body so that you can develop the approach that works best for you. The majority of cancers are caused by environmental and/or preventable influences. There is a small percentage that is linked to genetics. That doesn’t mean that…
By:
Steve Newton in
Cancer
Aug 18, 2012
This is the first article in the "Kills Cancer Series," the result of my research into the efficacy of alternative Cancer Therapies.
Most people know someone that has been affected by the Big C, but did you know that big pharma companies have long been invested in a regime of…
By:
Strut1eleven in
Cancer
Jun 04, 2012
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women, is often seen as death sentence by the victims and their families especially in the third world. The reason behind the sufferers present very late and at that point, there is pretty little or nothing medical science can do…
Genes
A gene is not enough
For many years it was thought that one could find "the" cure for cancer. Then he realized that every type of cancer was a story in itself. Today, most experts believe that there is only one approach that applies to everyone, even for apparently…
By:
Antonio KAtende in
Cancer
Dec 27, 2011
Fact or fiction? Often we are afraid of what we don’t understand. Right? I know before I took part in a clinical trial I didn’t know what they were all about and I was a nurse! So I want to share with you some of the myths that keep folks…
It is commonly known that these days many people are afraid of oncological diseases. No wonder, how many times we have heard about someone dying from cancer? Unfortunately, there is still no a 100% cure for cancer. That is why prevention is vital when it comes to oncology. Of course,…
By:
David Cunning in
Cancer
Aug 01, 2012
Today, colorectal cancer does not scare as in the past: on the technical progress and improved patient care
Colon cancer strikes every year in Italy about 50 thousand people. Yet experts are optimistic: thanks to advances in early diagnosis, surgery and in determining the prognosis, the number of people healed…
By:
Antonio KAtende in
Cancer
Nov 28, 2011
Ovarian cancer is called the silent killer because it rarely has any symptoms until the tumors inside have grown beyond a manageable size. The few symptoms that have been linked to this cancer are often mistaken for other conditions or dismissed. Early testing and screenings have failed to be developed…
Carcinogens In Our Food. What will they think of next? Curious about this are you? One of the things I highly recommend is to learn to read food labels. I now believe that if it comes in a package and wasn’t around a hundred years ago, chances are our body…
By:
Steve Newton in
Cancer
Aug 18, 2012
Many individuals believe that exposure to asbestos will certainly never happen to them and that it just develops somewhere else. Ontario Mesothelioma Lawyers deal with many individuals that have actually dealt with marine crafts or in factories, which are both popular places for employees in Texas.
While searching for professional…
When you are asked which kind of cancer has killed the most people, your natural response would be to blurt out breast cancer. Wrong! Lung cancer is the grand champion, by a mile. Close to 200,000 Americans are diagnosed with lung cancer every year. One of the main causes, although…
The US Food and Drug Administration and the pharmaceutical company, Roche Labs are both warning that a number of patients may have been given doses of a counterfeit version of the cancer treating drug, Avastin which has been circulating in the United States. That fake version of the drug does…
By:
amie nogrady in
Cancer
Feb 18, 2012
Breast cancer is one of the most frightening types of cancer that women face. Many of them concentrate on their risk factors, knowing that there are certain types of this disease that fly under all known radars, sneaking up on its victim who may not have a single one of…
A risk factor can be defined as anything that puts you at increased risk of developing breast cancer. The presence of risk factors is not a reason to believe that one has cancer. Having one or more risk factors doesn’t indicate the presence of cancer, but it requires you to…
I'm talking about being sick for a long period of time. I used to think that it was just awful, to suffer for a long time. I now believe it's a way for God to give the sick person time to forgive old wounds., let anger go, and then get…
By:
sharon vacelli3 in
Cancer
May 21, 2016
White women tend to get breast cancer at a higher rate than black women do, but according to a new study, it is the black woman that has the higher risk of dying from that diagnosis than her white counterpart's. Researchers will not work to figure out what is the…
For reasons that I am about to disclose, I have decided to write a series of articles on cancer and in particular, about alternative cancer treatments. A friend of mine is a cancer survivor. She was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2000, underwent some conventional treatments and got through…
By:
Steve Newton in
Cancer
Aug 18, 2012
I had a mark on my cheek for years. After many constant visits to the dermatologist, during which I was blasted over and over with liquid nitrogen, I noticed there was no change and in fact, the mark on my cheek got worse. So, finally, a biopsy was performed. And…
According to research reports, breast cancer in the UK affects one out of eight women in some stage of her life. This disease has become a common disease in the UK and has taken the lives of many women in past years. Now, due to awareness and screening tests offered…
Cancer patients are often faced with terrible side effects, not only from the disease that they are battling but the treatments that are meant to help them with that battle. One of the most common of the side effects is fatigue which may keep them from being able to work…
By:
amie nogrady in
Cancer
Jun 06, 2012
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