Nine Major Warning Signals of CancerBy Shabi Guptha
1. Persistent cough, blood in sputum
For persistent cough, blood in sputum of recent origin in a middle-aged person, suspect cancer of the lungs (bronchogenic carcinoma). Another equally important cause is lung tubercu losis which should be suspected irrespective of age.
2. Unusual hoarseness
Unusually hoarse voice that does not completely […]

Top Ways of Avoiding CancerBy Paul Javonich
Cancer is a disease that will eventually affect most of us. We will either develop the disease ourselves or it will devastate someone close to us. But there are things we can do to reduce the risk of getting cancer. None are guaranteed to work, but according to most […]

Cancer SurvivorBy Joanne Brown
I am a survivor. I think I always knew I would be. When the diagnosis of cancer came, it was not a matter of whether I would live or die but that I would get through it gracefully and with dignity. I am the type of person who does not give up […]

Cancer Does Not Prevent Productivity - You Can Heal And Be ProductiveBy Roz Trieber
In April of 2007, productivity stopped. I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the U.S with an average survival rate of 3-6 months after diagnosis. That was not the diagnosis the doctors or I expected. […]

A Cancer Survivor Story - Choose One DoctorBy Gregory Drambour
Dr. Nicholas Gonzales is an immunologist trained at Sloane Kettering he is one is one of the few doctors having success with pancreatic cancer and other zero percent survival cases. One of the rules I got from Dr. Nicholas Gonzales was to stay with one treatment […]

Herbal Medicines for Bone CancerBy Robin Brain
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Cancer rarely originates in the bone instead, cancer from another area of the body sometimes metastasizes, or spreads, to a bone. For this reason, and because bone cancer is difficult to detect early, people who have had another type of cancer are routinely screened for bone cancer. The only […]

Oxygen And CancerBy John Fink
Several years ago I was taken to the hospital with horrific stomach pain. Within an hour of arriving at the hospital, I was in the operating room having my gall bladder taken out. That is not a major surgical procedure inasmuch as it is done with just a couple of small […]