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The greatest month ever, at least in the last two years since I have been blogging full-time.
Here in this blog alone, I was off to a slow start because I got back from a real vacation on 4th Feb. You know what happens after a vacation even how short. You end coming back on […]
Vitamin D has the potential to become the “new aspirin“, the little inexpensive pill that may be able to block the development of some cancers, strengthen bones, prevent multiple sclerosis and alleviate winter depression.
Such were the findings of a new Canadian study:
But it’s not science fiction. The “new aspirin” could be Vitamin D. Just as […]
Speaking of SharingHope.tv, I have been browsing the site and I am seeing potential in there.
The American Cancer Society is right of course that the success of the said community depends on the contribution of people with cancer stories to tell.
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I was notified of something really interesting that will be of huge help (I hope!) to cancer patients — from the American Cancer Society (ACS) via Paul McGee.
Pretty much like YouTube, ACS has launched its own, cancer specific, video and picture sharing site called SharingHope.TV.
SharingHope.tv allows users to create an account and upload video, audio, […]
Carbohydrates. Carbs. It’s like a word from hell for the uber weight-loss buff. Hello?! Atkins diet!
If you do not know a low-carb diet didn’t start as a fad that it turned out to be. It is a desperate diet method for the clinically obese. Especially the ones that need to lose weight in a short […]
Have you ever gotten up on a Monday morning and wished that it’s a Friday night?!
Exactly my sentiments this morning. I just wanted today (and maybe tomorrow?) to be part of the weekend. Not that I have a day job I am dreading to attend to, but because I am having a problem with my […]
If you are a cancer blogger or somebody who has a lot to say about the big-C, you might wanna check out Hart-Empire-Network’s ad looking for a cancer blogger who can immediately take over its existing cancer blog called Battling Cancer.
Hart is not only looking for a cancer blogger, Alzheimer’s disease blogger is also needes. […]
Mesothelioma (cancer of the mesothelium) is a rare cancer related to one’s exposure to asbestos.
Working with asbestos is the major risk factor for mesothelioma. A history of asbestos exposure at work is reported in about 70 percent to 80 percent of all cases. However, mesothelioma has been reported in some individuals without any known exposure […]
The ever-helpful Paul McGee (Sr. Director of Communications & Marketing for American Cancer Society) sent me a note about the recently released cancer statistics for the current year by the American Cancer Society in a report called Cancer Facts and Figures 2008.
Beginning with Cancer Facts & Figures 2007, estimated new cancer cases were computed using […]
Last night I called my best friend to find what’s up. Though I have been prolonging it, I finally got the nerve.
These days I am 150% happy, would have been a whooping 200% only if my best friend is not in this difficult situation. She is now in the crossroads of deciding what’s best : […]
Cancer therapies, healing, and society.
Written by Gloria Gamat [email] for b5media.
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