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Appeals court upholds California's Prop 65 glyphosate listing
Chemical Watch
Proposition 65's "labour code mechanism" requires listing of materials that Iarc deems to be carcinogens. Stakeholders are not allowed to challenge the science underlying the classification. Monsanto argued this process unconstitutionally delegates ...

Medscape
CMS to Recast 'Meaningful Use' Data Reporting Rules
Medscape
In addition, the fiscal 2019 IPPS rule will touch on the cost of an expensive new approach to cancer treatment, chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy, CMS said. In CAR T-cell therapy, a patient's own immune-system T cells are genetically ...

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GlobeSt.com
NewYork-Presbyterian Opens 740000 SF Ambulatory Care Center
GlobeSt.com
The center characterizes itself as a one-stop alternative for individualized, coordinated care from diagnosis through treatment. Multidisciplinary teams of physicians from Weill Cornell Medicine under one roof will be able to provide overall patient ...

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Daily Mountain Eagle
Cancer Support Expo set for Thursday
Daily Mountain Eagle
The free event is being sponsored by Elswick's employer, Capstone Rural Health Center, and Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center in Birmingham. It will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mathews Lecture Hall on Bevill State Community College's Jasper ...

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Midland Daily News
Midland turns out to fight against cancer
Midland Daily News
"The very first part of it, she was so sick, and we were in touch with them (Cancer Services) but couldn't really do anything meaningful with them yet and during that time, they sent us food gift cards and gas gift cards to help out. They would send us ...

News-Medical.net
Study explains how colon cancer cells spread to the liver
News-Medical.net
A new study by Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute (SBP) researchers helps explain the connection between PKC zeta and metastatic colorectal cancer. Published in Cell Reports, the research describes how PKC zeta deficiency promotes liver ...

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May cancer program offerings at Dempsey Center include healing arts, cooking
Lewiston Sun Journal
LEWISTON — The Dempsey Center has announced free May program offerings. These free programs are intended for cancer patients, their families and caregivers. All programs are held at the Dempsey Center, 29 Lowell St. on the fifth floor, unless ...

U.S. News & World Report
We Can Expand Cancer Patients' Care
U.S. News & World Report
The United States spends more than $50 billion annually to fight the war on cancer. But for too many patients, even as U.S. spending accounts for 46 percent of worldwide global oncology costs, access to safe, effective and affordable treatment remains ...

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Elginites join together Saturday to fight cancer
Elgin Courier
Onsite fundraisers including a Silent Auction, Kid Zone, raffles and tasty Elgin food favorites are hosted by teams throughout the night. “Cancer takes too much from too many. We have certainly felt its impact in our community and, quite frankly, it ...

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Digital Journal
Joe Patrina Launches Book on Defeating Breast Cancer Organically; No surgery, chemotherapy or radiation.
Digital Journal
April 24, 2018 - Joe Patrina is thrilled to announce the launch of his book, “Defeating Breast Cancer Organically; No surgery, chemotherapy or radiation”. The book which is written as a dependable alternative to the common cancer treatment methods is a ...

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10 easy ways to eat healthier
The Daily Star-Journal
Orange foods are good for your eyes, yellow foods help with digestion and brain function, purple foods are powerful antioxidants and green foods are good for your eyes, musculature, bones and teeth. All fight cancers. And they're pretty on the plate ...

iNews
AHA: What Does the Research Say About Coffee and Your Health?
HealthDay
TUESDAY, April 24, 2018 (American Heart Association) -- Coffee. Cup of joe. Java. No matter what you call it, millions of people worldwide wake up and fuel their day with it. And though consumers might be jittery about the recent court battle in ...
Does drinking coffee really increase your risk of getting cancer?iNews

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Targeted Oncology
The Right Drug for the Right Patient: Moving Closer to Truly Personalized Medicine
Targeted Oncology
In cancer research, beyond identifying and developing the next agent to target a key pathway in cancer, equally important will be improving upon the ability to reliably identify biomarkers to make sure that oncologists provide the right drug for the ...

Medical Xpress
Five ways to help cancer patients avoid the emergency room
Medical Xpress
As an alternative, the researchers recommend developing sites that give these patients an alternative to seek care. "We've seen excellent results with this approach here at Penn with our Oncology Evaluation Center, an urgent care-type clinic ...

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Cookie sale to fight cancer
University at Buffalo Reporter
UB Relay For Life is partnering with Campus Dining & Shops to sell purple ribbon cookies to benefit the relay and raise funds to fight cancer. The sale is underway through April 27 at Whispers at Capen, Whispers at Abbott, Perk's, Capen Café, Bert's ...

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DogTime
May Is Pet Cancer Awareness Month: Here's What You Should Know
DogTime
Older dogs are also more at-risk, and the American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation reports that up to half of all dogs over age ten will develop cancer. Overall, one in four dogs will likely develop cancer in their lifetime, and it's the leading ...