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I'm 76 years old and am wondering when it's no longer necessary to get colon cancer screening? Is there an upper age limit? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

Is it possible to get cervical cancer if you've never had vaginal intercourse? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

How does HPV cause cervical cancer? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

I finished chemotherapy for estrogen receptor positive (ER-positive) breast cancer this past April. I take tamoxifen and have been advised by my doctor to avoid foods that contain estrogen. Although avoiding all estrogens in foods is probably impossible, I would still like to know what are some common foods with high amounts of estrogen or phytoestrogens, such as soy, flax and wild yams, that I should avoid? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

I share information with several of my friends, one of whom would like to gain weight. She has breast cancer and finished her last chemotherapy treatment one month ago. I typically send articles about eating right and weight loss, but she wanted information on weight gain. Do you have any helpful tips I can pass along to her regarding gaining weight in a healthy way? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

Should all 11 and 12 year old girls be vaccinated against sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV)? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

I've been reading about the health benefits of goji juice. Is it true that goji juice can help prevent cancer? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Can curcumin slow cancer growth? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

I have been reading about vitamin C as an alternative cancer treatment. What can you tell me about it? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Do EGFR inhibitor cancer therapies have side effects? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

My mother is receiving opiate medication for cancer pain. Should I be concerned about opiate addiction? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

What is a PICC line, and how is it used in cancer therapy? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

What's the best way to treat cachexia in someone who has cancer? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Do atypical cells usually mean cancer? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

Why are some cancers described as small cell and some as large cell? What do these terms mean? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

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