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Follicular Lymphoma - On The Road To Cure Part 2
This epidode of Battling & Beating Cancer is the continuation of the live broadcast of this extraordinary follicular lymphoma super-symposium presented by Chicago Blood Cancer Foundation, Rush University Medical Center, and Hope For Lymphoma and comes to you live from Chicago. Chaired by Dr. Stephanie Gregory, this conference features 10 leading world class lymphoma clinicians and researchers. You will be armed with basic and advanced information on follicular ly
Tags: follicular lymphoma lymphoma lymphoma education road2cure chicago blood cancer foundation
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"September is Lymphoma Awareness Month"
National Lymphoma Awareness Month is commemorated each September to help raise public attention for this type of blood cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, it is estimated that there will be 65,980 new cases of Lymphoma in the United States. While other cancers have shown a decline, Lymphoma is on the rise, but with early diagnosis it is often a very treatable cancer with good prognosis. Learn more about Lymphoma and a supporting group Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF)
Tags: Cancer Health Lymphoma LRF September
by Coffee Talk With Soy in Life
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“What Causes Lymphoma And How Do We Prevent It And Cure It”?
In this episode of “Battling And Beating Cancer” we tackle the critical issue of what causes lymphoma, as world renowned cancer researchers from InterLymph join Charlene and Scott to discuss their cutting edge research on the epidemiology of lymphoma. The International Lymphoma Epidemiology Consortium (InterLymph) is an international group of leading medical investigators engaged in research on the epidemiology (causation) of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Tags: InterLymph lymphoma research epidedemiology cancer cause cancer research
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First International Radio/Internet Lymphoma Awareness Forum
In commemoration of World Lymphoma Awareness Day (Sept. 15), this Special Monday Edition of Battling And Beating Cancer is the first of its kind “International Radio/Internet Forum On Lymphoma.” An internationally renowned lymphoma doctor and patient advocate organizations from across the globe come together to discuss issues of importance to patients battling lymphoma – including awareness, treatments, and other issues. Your hosts Charlene McMann and Scott Seaman (co-f
Tags: lymphoma blood cancer World Wide Lymphoma Awareness Day Lymphoma Coalition international forum
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"Lymphomathon 5K Walking for Awareness"
Soy broadcasts live from the 2013 Lymphomathon 5K Walk at Wesleyann School in Norcross, Georgia. The walk is to raise awareness for Lymphoma. Since 2003, the Lymphoma Research Foundation has raised almost $11.7 million to eradicate this form of cancer. Take a step, find a cure. Support Lymphomathon by joining Soy's Team Dreamz. For more information, click link below.
http://www.lymphomathon.org/faf/search/searchTeamPart.asp?ievent=1036925&lis=1&kntae1036925=30C4C469B3714F66B37D8A96FE5F8EB5&team=5435089
Tags: Lymphomathon Non hodgkins lymphoma hodgkins lymphoma LRF Georgia Chapter Lymphoma Research Foundation
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The Importance of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
An overview of this important organization, this show will detail the significant achievements of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Tags: Charity Success Philanthropy Causes Lymphoma
by Beth ShankleAnderson in Women
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Season 2 Premiere: "Lady Lymphoma Advocates"
Season 2 of “Battling and Beating Cancer” kicks off in style with the “Lady Lymphoma Advocates.” We have three of the best blood cancer advocates on the planet to discuss issues, opportunities, and challenges confronting people impacted by lymphoma and other blood cancers. The lady lymphoma advocates are: Betsy DeParry (author of “The Roller Coaster Chronicles” a book about her experience with non-Hodgkin lymphoma and prolific speaker and&nTags: Lymphoma Awareness lymphoma advocacy blood cancer awareness cancer patinet advocates
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The Healing Journal: Journey Through Cancer
Cancer: a word of many emotions which you are supposed to navigate yourself if you are ever to get to the other side, remission. What just happened in the diagnosis, what should I expect for the process of trying to get through this, what support will I need and how will I keep it all together?
These are just a few of the questions that will be running through your head if you are diagnosed with cancer. No matter who you are, how old you are, famous, poor, single, large family, professional or what ever, the process is still devastating.
My guest, Lynda Peterson, is the author of 'The Healing Journal' which she designed to help her through her own Lymphoma diagnosis. The Journal contains many areas to record your story, keep important information together and places to write your questions so you will understand what is happening. As Lynda speaks to us on the show, her passion and sadness can be felt in sharing what helped her and what scared her along the way.
Join us and perhaps you may hear some compassion and tips that may support you on your journey through cancer. It is not a destination, it is a passage.
You may reach Lynda here and purchase her book here.
Tags: healing journal journey through cancer cancer journal Lynda Peterson cancer support journal
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Jeff Guidry and An Eagle Named Freedom
From the moment Jeff Guidry saw the emaciated baby eagle with broken wings, his life was changed. For weeks he and the staff at Sarvey Wildlife Care Center tended to the grievously injured bird. Miraculously, she recovered, and Jeff, a center volunteer, became her devoted caretaker.
In 2000, Freedom returned his gift, when he was diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. You will not want to miss their incredible story.The book on this story was published in 2010: An Eagle Named Freedom: My True Story of a Remarkable Friendship -
Leukemia & Lymphoma 101
Leukemia is malignancy of cells in the blood and Lymphoma refers to malignant tumors of the lymph system. Some of the specific leukemia blood cancer symptoms are anemia, recurrent infections, bone and joint pain, abdominal distress and difficulty in breathing. In the case of lymphoma blood cancer, the symptoms depend on location of cancer, where it has spread and the size of the tumor. It begins with swelling in the neck, underarm, or groin. Don’t miss this amazing episode…
Dr. John GerecitanoTags: Leukemia and Lymphoma blood cancers signs and symptoms malignant tumors and cells DeLeon Dialogue
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Rise Of The Patient #ROTPt: A Trilogy in Health Care
Join me as I interview Dr. David Lewis as he shares his life experience in the health care system as a Family Doctor, Patient and Caregiver.
Bio
David Lewis FRCSEd, MRCGP David Lewis is a family doctor in United Kingdom. David completed medical training at Monash University and Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. Postgraduate training in United Kingdom in general surgery then family medicine followed. In 1990, David was diagnosed with advanced Hodgkins Lymphoma. This was the same year his father died from lung cancer, and he married Danielle. Danielle was pregnant with their first child at the time of diagnosis. Anxious to have further children, David delayed essential treatment for the lymphoma to store sperm. This action has been vindicated because twins were born in 1994 with help of IVF; the children are among first 5000 IVF babies in UK. In 2007, David suffered a heart attack requiring emergency intervention, followed by quadruple bypass surgery. The heart surgery was successful, but a complication developed requiring further surgery in January 2008. Sadly, this operation was complicated by respiratory arrest and subsequent 5 weeks on a ventilator. Today, David works full time in National Health Service General Practice with three Partners. The practice also serves as a site for the University College London Medical School “Medicine in Community” program. The practice is in a suburban area and looks after over 6,600 people from cradle to grave. In the last couple of years David has developed an interest in promoting the use of information technology for professional development and peer support
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by Social Media Pearls in Health
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Cancer Winners Radio with Dr. Silver
Naturopathic Dr. Judy Seeger the host of Cancer Winners Radio will be interviewing Dr. Dean Silver.
In 2000, Dr. Silver was diagnosed with lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph nodes. Rather than undergo traditional chemotherapy and radiation treatments, he treated his condition with alternative modalities such as detoxification, vitamins, hormones and dietary changes. He is now cancer-free.
Combining his unique natural approach with his advanced medical training, Dr. Silver promotes overall health and strives to keep patients out of the hospital and feeling their best. He believes that disease prevention is the key to a long-term health and offers patients various techniques to relieve symptoms, reverse the effects of serious conditions, and help turn back the hands of time.
Don't miss this information packed episode.
Tags: naturopathic Doctor Cancer Alternative Treatment Healing
by Cancer Winners Radio in Health
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