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The long term outcome for patients who have been diagnosed with cancer is constantly improving. When I was a child the word cancer was whispered in a hushed and fearful voice because the very words… more »
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ImClone initiate Phase II study of IGF-1R MAb for Advanced Soft Tissue Sarcoma
crimsoncanary wrote 2 weeks ago: ImClone Systems have announced the start of a Phase II clinical trial of IMC-A12, its IGF-1R monoclo … more »
Sarcoma videos
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Øystein wrote 1 month ago: Today, seven videos I’ve made of diagnosis and treatment of sarcomas were published on www.on … more »
Cancer in the news- Rotationplasty
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Tall T wrote 1 month ago: One of things that I want to do with this blog is a segment called Cancer in the News which will … more »
Greg's Greatest Journey - 14 June 2008
Greg Naylor wrote 1 month ago: Monty Python Medication … You can get a good indication at how I am traveling by my Blog acti … more »
Are We Living or Dying, Right NOW continued
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Esateys wrote 1 month ago: Ya know when you pick up the energy of someone else’s fear (which … more »
Inner scents revisited
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Øystein wrote 2 months ago: A while ago I wrote a post about the smell of smoke from electrosurgery, wherein I said: Opening th … more »
False Evidence Appearing Real: The Fear Of The Unknown
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Ruth wrote 2 months ago: Hello again all. I’ve been absent for a little too long. Mind you, I’ve been absent in m … more »
The End Game - 17 April 2008
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Greg Naylor wrote 3 months ago: You prepare yourself for the worst and hope for the best … and then they tell you there is no hope … more »
The End Game ... 16 April 2008
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Greg Naylor wrote 3 months ago: Life is a game of chess. You are born a pawn and work your way through the pieces making life’s de … more »
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Author wrote 3 months ago: The long term outcome for patients who have been diagnosed with cancer is constantly improving. Wh … more »
Relay for Life
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Tall T wrote 3 months ago: Ambriel is once again the captain of a Relay for Life team. Relay for Life is a way that she can f … more »
Elena
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Tall T wrote 3 months ago: A few weeks ago, I met with a man at church who was sobbing unashamedly. The doctors at the local ho … more »
Diagnosis and aspiration
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Øystein wrote 3 months ago: diagnosis 1. the process of determining by examination the nature and circumstances of a diseased c … more »
osteosarcoma
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eponymy wrote 4 months ago: My son was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in 2006 at the age of 6. It was a devastating diagnosis and s … more »
Dying for lack of Medical Insurance
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Author wrote 5 months ago: As the UK co-moderator for the Chondrosarcoma Support Group I come across many people who have be … more »
Different shades of red revisited
Øystein wrote 5 months ago: A while back I wrote this post about the problems video cameras have with reproducing the insides o … more »
Can you help?
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Tall T wrote 6 months ago: Dear Family and Friends, One of the hardest things about cancer is that we are never sure how much t … more »
Clasifications
nandrega wrote 7 months ago: Nomenclature The following closely related terms may be used to designate abnormal growths: … more »
Winter Driving
loveathome wrote 7 months ago: I am good. Just finished my first week of radiation. If there are going to be any side effects they … more »
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