Jeff Rude GolfWeek Fri, 19 Jun 2009 18:01 PM PDT FARMINGDALE, N.Y. â" If Phil Mickelson should somehow pull off the fairy tale and win the U.S. Open for a wife back home battling breast cancer, heâd probably be greeted at the last green by a dozen New York book publishers and maybe as many movie producers. | Cancer survivor returns to Mass. to help other patients New England Cable News Fri, 19 Jun 2009 18:00 PM PDT (NECN: Kenneth Craig, Worcester, Mass.) - A cancer survivor who came to Worcester to undergo treatment is making his way back to the Bay State this weekend. Not for more treatments, but to help other cancer patients get the life-saving treatments they need. Worcester's Hope Lodge, became a home away from home for 63-year-old Gary Barton as he battled prostate cancer two years ago. He made the ... | State regulators find pot smoke causes cancer KGET 17 Bakersfield Fri, 19 Jun 2009 18:00 PM PDT Marijuana smoke has joined tobacco smoke and hundreds of other chemicals on a list of substances California regulators say cause cancer. | TomoTherapy becomes lifeline for physician with uterine cancer The Gresham Outlook Fri, 19 Jun 2009 17:48 PM PDT Going against her long held aversion to radiation, Gresham breast surgeon Dr. Mary Barnhart agreed to undergo a newer refined form of radiation to treat her own uterine cancer. When first diagnosed with stage IIIC endometrial adenocarcinoma in November 2006, one of her initial worries was her ... | Pets can suffer from too much sun exposure Colorado Springs Gazette Fri, 19 Jun 2009 17:47 PM PDT Chris Rainey, D.V.M. The approach of summer will bring constant reminders about the danger of overexposure to the sun and the need for sunscreen. The dangers are real and we should all take appropriate measures to prevent skin damage and skin cancer. | Green tea could slow the march of prostate cancer Daily Mail Fri, 19 Jun 2009 17:38 PM PDT Green tea may help slow the advance of prostate cancer, claim researchers. Men with the disease who consumed the active ingredients found in green tea had lower levels of markers that predict its progress, a U.S. study found. | | |
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