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head and neck cancer
Does anyone have experience with head and neck cancer REappearing in the lung? Hubby was treated 4 years ago for cancer at the base of his tongue with both chemo and radiation. He has had clear PET scans from Sept 2015 until a month ago. At that time, 2 small lesions appeared in his right lung. They have been biopsied and the results identified them as head and neck cancer. His MD has reco…
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Updated
Oct 10, 2019
in Patient Empowerment's resources
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A new book that describes the visceral side of adjustment, written by a lung cancer patient, who has learned to love and accept herself despite poverty background, family issues, physical alteratio...
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Created
Oct 7, 2019
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As many people know by now, exposure to asbestos can cause serious long-term damage to health. Because of the method by which asbestos enters the body (inhalation), the most commonly affected organ...
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Jul 24, 2019
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“Measuring this protein in liver resection patients may help us determine in advance whether the organ will regenerate successfully or if it will become dysfunctional,”
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