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    Jun 28, 2010 |Column| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
    2. Nov 4, 2010 |Story| WGN-TV

  2. Reducing Lung Cancer Death Rates

    Big news today on the lung cancer front -- a way to detect the disease earlier and possibly save lives. But in finding cancer, are doctors also finding too many benign lesions? Some perspective on a groundbreaking study.
    WGN News
    Big news today on the lung cancer front -- a way to detect the disease earlier and possibly save lives. But in finding cancer, are doctors also finding too many benign lesions? Some perspective on a groundbreaking study. 53,000 people were enrolled....

    Tags: Physical Conditions, Health, Breast Cancer, Human Body, Justice System

    3. May 18, 2011 |Story| Daily American

  3. Roller hockey fundraiser to give boost Make-a-Wish

    A Johnstown group has taken their love of roller hockey and developed a fundraiser that will help out the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
    A Johnstown group has taken their love of roller hockey and developed a fundraiser that will help out the Make-a-Wish Foundation. The first Five Goal Iron Man Adult Roller Hockey Tournament is set for June 5 and is sponsored by the Westmont Hilltop...

    Tags: Crimes, Gang Activity, Lifestyle and Leisure, Clubs and Associations, Crime, Law and Justice

    4. Jun 22, 2010 |Story| KDAF-LTV

  4. Hope for Dense Breasts: Test Can Detect Breast Cancer Before Lump Develops

    Henda Salmeron has a keen interest in breast cancer--that's because a year ago this month she was given the worst news of her life.
    The 33 News
    Henda Salmeron has a keen interest in breast cancer--that's because a year ago this month she was given the worst news of her life. "I was diagnosed with a four centimeter tumor that went undetected through mammography," Salmeron said. "They anticipate...

    Tags: Health, Breast Cancer, Breast, Mammogram, Medical Procedures and Tests

    5. May 21, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Former Mets Catcher Carter Has Brain Tumors

    Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter, who won a World Series with the New York Mets, has been diagnosed with brain tumors.
    Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter, who won a World Series with the New York Mets, has been diagnosed with brain tumors. "Earlier today, I learned that four very small tumors have been found on my brain, following an MRI on Friday at a West Palm Beach...

    Tags: Baseball, Brain, World Series, New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers

    6. Feb 9, 2011 |Story| Daily American

  6. WRI marks Black History month

    Windber Research Institute will mark Black History month by hosting a program to educate black women on health issues. “Celebration of the African American Woman” will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Feb. 10 at WRI, 620 Seventh St., Windber....

    Tags: Human Interest, Health, Human Body, Black History, Breast Cancer

    7. Feb 28, 2011 |Story| Burbank Leader

  7. An anchor between two worlds

    Steve Silverman earlier this week sat at the front of his fourth-grade classroom during a reading exercise, pulled out a crumpled ball of paper and lobbed it at a student.
    Steve Silverman earlier this week sat at the front of his fourth-grade classroom during a reading exercise, pulled out a crumpled ball of paper and lobbed it at a student. With their hands stretched skyward, the George Washington Elementary students...

    Tags: Human Interest, Physical Conditions, Washington (U.S. state), Health, Human Body

    8. Jun 3, 2009 |Story| KDAF-LTV

  8. FDA Approves first drug designed for cancer in dogs

    Jennifer Bonner is a first time dog owner, the kind that takes Cooper and Parker to the dog park for some exercise. They are like family.
    Staff reporter
    Jennifer Bonner is a first time dog owner, the kind that takes Cooper and Parker to the dog park for some exercise. They are like family. "They are like my children." Jennifer says. "I love them, I would be devastated if anything happened to them." But,...

    Tags: Health, Dog (animal), Animals, Drugs and Medicines, Cancer

    9. Oct 7, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
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    Tags: Identification Technology, Health, Mastectomy, Breast Cancer, Christina Applegate

    10. Jul 3, 2009 |Story| KDAF-LTV

  10. Sun protection in a pill?

    There is a sun protection product called Heliocare. It comes in a pill and it's key ingredient comes from a tropical fern rich in antioxidants.
    The 33 News
    There is a sun protection product called Heliocare. It comes in a pill and it's key ingredient comes from a tropical fern rich in antioxidants. Dermatologists say it doesn't replace sunscreen, but it does add another layer of protection, and that can...

    Tags: Sun-Damaged Skin, Actinic Keratosis, Golf, Skin Conditions, Dermatology

    11. Dec 7, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Come On, It's Just Acne

    Overwrought at what seemed to me to be a typical smattering of pimples, my teenage daughter had been begging for months to see a dermatologist. But I'd insisted on exhausting all other approaches before going to the expense. After all, I reasoned, how hard could it be to clear up a little acne?
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    Overwrought at what seemed to me to be a typical smattering of pimples, my teenage daughter had been begging for months to see a dermatologist. But I'd insisted on exhausting all other approaches before going to the expense. After all, I reasoned, how...

    Tags: Teen-agers, Advice Columns and Columnists, Health, Facebook, Education

    12. Feb 15, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Electromagnetic field studies reach different conclusions

    How could respectable scientists armed with the same data on electromagnetic fields end up on opposite sides of the spectrum? The studies themselves are largely to blame. The results are often ambiguous and hard to interpret. Some suggest a link between EMF and health problems, and some don't.
    How could respectable scientists armed with the same data on electromagnetic fields end up on opposite sides of the spectrum? The studies themselves are largely to blame. The results are often ambiguous and hard to interpret. Some suggest a link between...

    Tags: University of Pennsylvania, Children, Health, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Colleges and Universities

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