Lung Cancer News

June 30, 2007

Make My Day

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Make My DayAmerican Reporter - And just this morning we learn of non-smoker, Dana Reeves, the stalwart young wife of Christopher Reeves, dying of lung cancer after a long fight. That’s just a small sampling of those who fell victim to cancer; other cancers took Betty Grable
Does toxic mix boost lung cancer […]

June 28, 2007

Talcum Powder Stunts Growth Of Lung Tumors

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Talcum Powder Stunts Growth Of Lung TumorsScience Daily - This work will undoubtedly have a significant influence on future clinical trials dealing with the treatment of pleural malignancies, including lung cancer, mesothelioma and metastatic adenocarcinoma involving the pleural surfaces,” Aelony said. Note
Inside The New Luxury Mpls. HotelWCCO - Little […]

June 27, 2007

Terminally Ill Man on Verge of Execution

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Terminally Ill Man on Verge of Execution US News and World Report - Bland, 49, has been administered radiation and chemotherapy for advanced lung cancer that has spread to his brain and his hip bone, according to his attorney, David Autry. Bland’s execution could turn into a catastrophe if the veins in his arms where […]

June 26, 2007

Big asbestos prosecution in jeopardy, U.S. argues

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Big asbestos prosecution in jeopardy, U.S. arguesSeattle Post Intelligencer - As a result, the government said, “many Libby residents are dying, or have died already, from mesothelioma, asbestosis and other asbestos-related disease.” Assistant U.S. Attorney Kris McLean from Montana and Todd Aagaard from the Justice Department
Frog molecule could provide drug treatment for […]

June 25, 2007

World Health Organization urges cancer prevention through workplace

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World Health Organization urges cancer prevention through workplace Manila Bulleting Online - Among the most common type of occupational cancer identified by the WHO are lung cancer, mesothelioma, and bladder cancer. WHO data shows that at present, 125 million people are exposed to asbestos at work, and 90,000 people die annually from […]

June 24, 2007

Economist: State will lose money from smoking ban

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Economist: State will lose money from smoking banSouthern Illinoisan - Heres my question, you none smokers are so worried about second hand smoke and what it can do to you and your childeren, right? Then why are you all NOT haveing as big or bigger fit about all the factorys that are smoking up the […]

June 20, 2007

Leo Spaeth

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Leo SpaethWoodward News - The family has requested memorials may be given to the Mesothelioma Allied Research Foundation (MARF) or The Lucille Howland Memorial Playground Fund of the Woodward First Church of the Nazarene, with the funeral home serving as conservator of these
Report Links Asbestos to Larynx CancerWISH-TV - There is evidence […]

June 16, 2007

State indoor smoking ban nears reality

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State indoor smoking ban nears realitySouthern Illinoisan - To Non-smoker guy - hey if killing kids with second-hand smoke is such a choice, what do you think about abortion - for it or against it? Have fun with that Smoker in So. IL - oh my god, stop with the caps! I know you have […]

June 9, 2007

June 11-17: International Men’s Health Week

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June 11-17: International Men’s Health WeekForbes - If anything else looks abnormal, a biopsy can be done at an early stage. — Lung Cancer — Lung cancer is a common form of cancer diagnosed in the United States, and men who smoke are especially at risk. Men who feel
Researchers Develop New Nanomaterials […]

June 5, 2007

Ginseng, flaxseed may fight cancer, but shark cartilage worthless

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Ginseng, flaxseed may fight cancer, but shark cartilage worthless Edmonton Journal - But a big Canadian-U.S. study proved shark cartilage worthless against lung cancer, and doctors said people should not take it. The research was reported Saturday at an American Society of Clinical Oncology conference. The ginseng and flaxseed
Former NASCAR […]

June 4, 2007

Of hookahs, cows and kids

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Of hookahs, cows and kidsHealth 24 - As the WHO points out, the evidence of the harmful effects of second-hand smoke is indisputable. We also heard this week that smoking can do some serious damage to a man s sperm , which in turn may lead to genetic abnormalities in his offspring. You […]

June 3, 2007

City must get tough with smoking ban: health nurse

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City must get tough with smoking ban: health nurseTimmins Daily Press - smoking in public -when she isn’t busy helping people to quit smoking. “Smoking nine metres away from entrances to public buildings and where you work is a good idea,” Baxter said. “That way people don’t have to walk through second-hand […]

June 2, 2007

Moving rumors and bubbling lava

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Moving rumors and bubbling lavaTheState.com - There s a minimum $5 donation, and all proceeds will benefit the Chris Conner Foundation. Ashleigh Pair , the foundation s executive director, told us Conner, who has inoperable lung cancer, is doing well. Conner wrote in a recent caringbridge.org
Biomoda files another […]

June 1, 2007

NHS given green light to hand out pill to beat smoking

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NHS given green light to hand out pill to beat smoking Independent Online Edition - By 1 July, more than 200 million people will be protected from second-hand smoke at work and in public places around the world, according to the Global Smokefree Partnership. Smoking bans have been implemented successfully in many EU countries with […]

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