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living with nose cancer: April 2015
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Thursday, 16 April 2015. Cancer myths and facts. Article contributed by : National Cancer Centre Singapore. Globally, cancer cases may be on the rise, but cancer patients are actually living longer because of early detection and advances in treatment. Patients can now hope to survive common cancers such as. Dr Faye Lynette Lim. Division of Radiation Oncology. National Cancer Centre Singapore. NCCS), a member of the. Women, funded by the US N...
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living with nose cancer: August 2014
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Saturday, 9 August 2014. Surviving nose cancer 8 years on. My million apologies for failing to update this blog in the past 3 years. Some of you are wondering if I'm still alive? Yes, I can assure you that eight years on, I'm still very much alive by God's grace. Wishing all of you the best of health now and always. Your fellow NPC or nose cancer survivor,. Sockkim / shuqin / kim. You may call me by any of these names). I am a nose/ nasophar...
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living with nose cancer: taking too many vitamin pills can increase cancer risk
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Friday, 1 May 2015. Taking too many vitamin pills can increase cancer risk. Published by : The Telegraph. Taking too many vitamin tablets can increase your heart disease and cancer risk, new research has warned. Over the counter supplements are promoted for their health benefits but exceeding the recommended daily amount may have a counter effect. Too many vitamin tablets could be bad for your health. One trial exploring the effects of beta-...
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living with nose cancer: cancer myths & facts
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Thursday, 16 April 2015. Cancer myths and facts. Article contributed by : National Cancer Centre Singapore. Globally, cancer cases may be on the rise, but cancer patients are actually living longer because of early detection and advances in treatment. Patients can now hope to survive common cancers such as. Dr Faye Lynette Lim. Division of Radiation Oncology. National Cancer Centre Singapore. NCCS), a member of the. Women, funded by the US N...
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living with nose cancer: July 2011
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Friday, 8 July 2011. Cancer and genetic make-up. Why do some people get cancer while others don't? We often hear that it has to do with the food we eat or the lifestyle we lead or the environment we are exposed to or the genes we were born with. But then we too have seen how people who live a healthy and happy lifestyle also end up with cancer. Cancer is a complex disease. We will probably never really know the answer. The Edge of Life.
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living with nose cancer: November 2011
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Friday, 11 November 2011. Anticancer diet to help fight cancer (Part 4) : fruits and vegetables. This is Part 4 of a 5-parts article. Readers should first read Part 1 (Intro) to get the background to this article. As new remedies will be added from time to time, readers need to come back to this article now and then to view updates.]. Hippocrates (460-377BC), the father of modern medicine, made this famous quote : ". Have an amazing ability ...
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living with nose cancer: January 2010
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Thursday, 28 January 2010. Email hoax : cancer update from Johns Hopkins. Cancer Update from John (sic) Hopkins. Many of us might have received, and even forwarded, this email from time to time. Johns Hopkins has issued a statement to say that this email hoax did not originate from them and has requested that we help to combat the spread of this hoax by alerting others. Email Hoax: "Cancer Update" from Johns Hopkins. Diaz and other Kimmel Ca...
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living with nose cancer: The Healing Benefits of CINNAMON & HONEY
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Thursday, 7 May 2015. The Healing Benefits of CINNAMON and HONEY. First before you start taking this, please note that not all Cinnamon is the same. There are two types of cinnamon : Ceylon Cinnamon and. Cassian Cinnamon has much higher levels of a compound called Coumarin. As far as honey. Is concerned, it is best to get raw. Here are some other updates : where it says spoonful, it is most logical to use teaspoon sizes not table spoon.
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living with nose cancer: September 2009
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Saturday, 12 September 2009. Cancer and nutrition - why is nutrition important? Proper nutrition is important for everyone but especially so for people with cancer. And it was good advice for I later lost a total of 8kg. But why is nutrition so important to cancer patients? Below are some answers I obtained from trusted websites. 8226; The diet is an important part of cancer treatment. 8226; By eating well, you can stay stronger, tolerate yo...
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living with nose cancer: June 2010
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Living with nose cancer. Sharing my personal cancer experience. Saturday, 19 June 2010. Cancer recurrence : when nose cancer returns. Your cancer has returned. Cancer may have spread to your lung." To cancer survivors, this is probably the most devastating news. And it happened to me less than 2 years after my first cancer diagnosis. My experience with cancer recurrence. Diagnosed with Stage 2 nasopharyngeal cancer, underwent radiotherapy. CT scan picked up tiny nodules on right lung, metastasis suspected.
