Doctors learn about cancer follow-up care 
WISC Madison
Currently there are at least 12 million cancer survivors in the United States. Some may have undergone cancer treatment as children; others may be older and only recently completed their cancer therapy. While advances in cancer care have successfully ...
MDs May Not Recognize Late Effects of Cancer Drugs MedPage Today
Mount Sinai cancer researchers to present several landmark studies at ASCO meeting News-Medical.net
CBS 3 Springfield - WSHMMany primary care docs don't know long-term effects of ... WSHM-TV
Health Imaging  -24/7 Wall St. 
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Venezuela's Chavez Says He is 'No Longer a Hard-Charging Horse' 
Fox News
But he admitted that his cancer treatment had affected his physical strength and that he was no longer, as he put it, "a hard-charging horse of before." "I used to pass sleepless nights," he said. "Now I work eight hours as mandated by the law.
Chavez no longer a 'runaway horse' Business Spectator

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Golf to help kids' cancer treatments 
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
The 2012 Dominic Goodmann Memorial Golf Tournament to support kids' travel for cancer treatment will be Monday, June 4, at Thunder Hills Country Club in Peosta. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.

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May 21: Understanding Breast Cancer Treatment; Maddy's Discount 
Patch.com
Understanding Breast Cancer and Treatment for the Newly Diagnosed Learn about the latest research and best practices in the treatment of breast cancer with a presentation from leaders in the field of breast cancer. This free program takes place at 6:30 ...

 

Cancer treatment in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 
Frontier Post
In a province with a population of approximately 17 million, there are no substantial facilities for the treatment of cancer. In Peshawar, the remotely closest thing to a cancer hospital is IRNUM, which is a project of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission ...

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Breast Cancer Patient Allegedly Fired TWICE While Seeking Treatment 
News One
By NewsOne Staff Connie Robinson has been fighting breast cancer for the past three years. That battle alone is enough for one person to endure. But, during that same period, Robinson says she has been fighting for her right to work.
Woman battling cancer was fired TWICE as she underwent treatment Daily Mail

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Sleep Apnea Tied to Increased Cancer Risk 
New York Times (blog)
... for The New York Times A CPAP device is used to treat sleep apnea. Two new studies have found that people with sleep apnea, a common disorder that causes snoring, fatigue and dangerous pauses in breathing at night, have a higher risk of cancer.
Snorers at higher risk of dying from cancer New York Daily News
Sleep apnea ups cancer death risk five-fold Times of India
Snoring can raise cancer risk five-fold, study claims TODAYonline
Telegraph.co.uk 
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Radiation treatment for skin cancer offers positive outcome for patient 
LubbockOnline.com
ALL SMILES - The prognosis for Eugene Rowland is excellent following radiation therapy at Lubbock Cancer Center to treat the multi-focal skin cancer on his nose. Dr. Lillian Chou and her staff recommended radiation therapy to treat the skin cancer so ...

 

Battling race ace Dean Stoneman tells of cancer treatment agony 
Daily Echo
For after a year fighting for life and overcoming testicular cancer, the former Formula 2 Champion has tasted champagne after not just one but three victories in his racing return ? this time on water. The 21-year-old sportsman from Bishop's Waltham, ...

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Udupi: Advanced Cancer Treatment Information Camp Held at Shirva 
Daijiworld.com
This medical camp was organized as part of decennial year celebrations of USWAS on advanced cancer treatment information and free check up by doctors from Father Muller's Hospital, Kankanady. Fr Stany Tauro, parish priest of our Lady of Health Church, ...