Cancer Resource Center offers free services
Eastern Arizona Courier - 7 minutes agoAn open house Nov. 12 at the American Cancer Society's Cancer Resource Center gave Gila Valley residents a chance to learn what services are available locally.
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Recession sparks short-term homelessness
Buffalo Bulletin - Sun Nov 29, 11:15 am ETIn a typical year, the Johnson County Community Resource Center sees about 60 families who are at risk of homelessness due to eviction or the inability to pay their mortgage.
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Advanced Healthcare Solutions Announces Pro-active Approach to Breast Health with Thermal Imaging
dBusinessNews.com - Sun Nov 29, 11:12 am ETOpen House to showcase benefits of Thermal Imaging for breast screening Thursday, December 10th from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm at Advanced HealthCare Solutions (AHS) in Raleigh.
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Mammogram policy spurs debate
Opelousas Daily World - Sun Nov 29, 11:08 am ETCrystal Brown-Tatum, 37, credits breast self-exams with saving her life. She found a lump under her armpit during a monthly self-exam about two years ago. She underwent a lumpectomy to remove a tumor and nearby lymph nodes, then chemotherapy. She remains cancer-free.
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Dallas oilman is powering up to break 409-mph record on Bonneville Salt Flats
Dallas Morning News - Sun Nov 29, 10:40 am ETAs Charles Nearburg streaked past 385 miles per hour at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah last month, the canopy on his streamlined racer suddenly popped open, engulfing him in a swirling cloud of salt crystals.
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VIDA Diagnostics and Veran Medical Sign Definitive Agreement for Joint Development of Endobronchial Navigation System
redOrbit - Sun Nov 29, 10:38 am ETIOWA CITY, Iowa and ST. LOUIS, Nov.
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Philips Responds to Industry Concerns With Focus on Radiation Dose Management Products Designed for Clinicians and ...
redOrbit - Sun Nov 29, 10:37 am ETCHICAGO, Nov.
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Multiple Sclerosis Support Group meets in North Olmsted
The Sun Post-Herald - Sun Nov 29, 10:32 am ETMultiple Sclerosis Support Group, North Olmsted Library, 27403 Lorain Road, North Olmsted. 10 a.m. to noon the first Tuesday of the month. (440) 427-0050 or rgmckenna@wowway.com.
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Mayor declares Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month in Dearborn
Dearborn Press & Guide - Sun Nov 29, 10:30 am ETDearborn Mayor Jack O’Reilly recently proclaimed November as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month in Dearborn. Daniel Vallone, representing the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and its affiliates in Michigan, accepted the proclamation at the Nov. 9 City Council meeting. The Network supports those patients currently battling pancreatic cancer, as well as those who have lost their lives to the ...
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Sisters in Morris Twp. give locks for cancer cause
Morris NewsBee - Sun Nov 29, 10:12 am ETThe two daughters of Morris Township Chief of Police Timothy Quinn had their hair cut for the Locks for Love program on Oct 24 at Salon Di Parrucchiere at the Morris County Mall in Hanover Township. Locks for Love is an organization that makes wigs for children who loose their hair due to chemotherapy treatment for illness. Mikayla Quinn, 8, and sister Samantha, 7, each donated their waist ...
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Things to do in your area
The Progress - Sun Nov 29, 10:08 am ETEVENTS Ladies Night Out, sponsored by Roseland Education Foundation will be held Thursday, Dec. 3 at Verona Ridgefield Regency. Local vendors will be selling goods, along with dinner and dancing. Tickets: $50. Contact Jenn Tarullo (973) 228-5151.
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Career Close-ups
The Progress - Sun Nov 29, 10:07 am ETBob Dusinberre, branch manager of the West Caldwell office of Weichert, Realtors, participated in a fund-raising golf outing that raised $30,000 for the American Cancer Society.
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Womenâs center offers workshops in December
The Progress - Sun Nov 29, 10:07 am ETThe Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW Center for Women, 513 W. Mount Pleasant Ave. in Livingston will present “Reducing Stress Through Meditation” at 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2.
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Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora returns home to dedicate weight room in Woodbridge
Asbury Park Press - Sun Nov 29, 9:59 am ETWOODBRIDGE — "Who says you can't go home?
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Michael Carroll backs medical pot law
Roxbury Register - Sun Nov 29, 9:58 am ETAssemblyman Michael Patrick Carroll, R-Morris, remembers when a family member was suffering from debilitating nausea and extreme pain for months after her surgery for ovarian cancer.
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Warren sisters raise money for cancer research
Echoes-Sentinel - Sun Nov 29, 9:57 am ETWARREN TWP. – Olivia Valentino, in sixth grade at grades 6-8 Warren Middle School, and her sister, Sophia, a second grader at grades K-5 Woodland School raised money this summer for cancer research by setting up a refreshment stand at their grandparents’ house in Tonawanda, N.Y.
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California man's health ordeal puts face on uninsured
McClatchy Washington Bureau - Sun Nov 29, 9:56 am ETSACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Tony Andrade struggles for the words to bear the news, heart pounding and hands clammy as he grips his cell phone. Mom, don't freak out or anything, he begins. It's cancer.
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Warren Township bike event raises $110,000 for cancer research
Echoes-Sentinel - Sun Nov 29, 9:55 am ETWARREN TWP. – Scott Glickman, founder and organizer of the annual Century For The Cure bike event, which starts and finished at Camp Riverbend, Hillcrest Road, will present a check for $110,000, proceeds from the event, to the Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ), New Brunswick.
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Tourney, breakfast to honor Madison graduateâs memory
Madison Eagle - Sun Nov 29, 9:44 am ETMADISON – A soccer tournament, and a pancake breakfast, have been organized in Madison to help establish a scholarship fund in memory of Ben Wieler, a 2007 alumni of Madison High School who died Sept. 24 in Barcelona, Spain, following complications from brain tumor surgery.
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African albinos in hiding after killings
New Haven Register - Sun Nov 29, 9:42 am ETAssociated Press NAIROBI, Kenya — The mistaken belief that albino body parts have magical powers has driven thousands of Africa’s albinos into hiding, fearful of losing their lives and limbs to unscrupulous dealers who can make up to $75,000 selling a complete dismembered set.
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Clarinda native Dr. Bill Richardson notes hospital’s role as a pillar of community strength and future growth
Clarinda Herald-Journal - Sun Nov 29, 9:41 am ETClarinda Regional Health Center has always been an important part of the life and medical practice of Dr. Bill Richardson.
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A look back at the breast cancer 3-day
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Closing ceremony marks end of Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk
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Breast cancer 3-day walk, day 2: 40 miles down, 20 to go
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New Cancer Info Roils Health Care Debate
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ACOG Revises Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines
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CDC: U.S. Smoking Rates Steady, But Smoke-free Laws Effective
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Report: Over 100,000 Cancers Linked to Excess Body Fat
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FDA Approves New Leukemia Drug
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ACS Report Addresses Environmental Pollutants and Cancer Risk
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