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We have been ‘programmed’ by our culture to rely on doctor’s intervention to cure us when we get cancer, as we have blind faith in our medical system and their treatment of all diseases. With certain medical problems doctors do have success but unfortunately it’s not always with cancer and their cure rate nowadays is less that 5 percent. While their diagnosis of cancer is very good, their treatment of the disease is poor, as they only treat symptoms...
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Did you know ... that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that one in five adults in the U.S. does not have any health insurance?
This adds up to almost 45 million Americans with no insurance! Of those that do have health
insurance, 20 million do not have adequate coverage and still can't afford to receive care or
even cover the cost of their prescription drugs.
So why should YOU care about this?
Because, even if you happen to...
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Summer is a time for swimming, outings, picnics, and fun. But it’s also the best time to get a bad sunburn or worse, skin cancer if you’re not careful. Adequate sunlight helps your body make vitamin D but too much can kill you. Aside from premature aging, wrinkles and cataracts, long-term exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays causes skin cells to grow abnormally and develop into a tumor that can be cancerous. In the...
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Interventional radiologist Dr. Grubbs (Sarasota Interventional Radiology Clinic) uses sophisticated, state-of-the-art X-ray and other imaging devices to guide tiny catheters and other small instruments through the body to diagnose and treat disease without surgery. Dr. Grubbs and others have advanced procedures that once required more invasive surgery.
In some cases, new interventional radiology procedures can be used to deliver cancer-fighting therapy directly to the site of...
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Everyone fears the word cancer. However most types of cancers can be beaten, if you catch it up soon enough, and even if you don't there are new treatments coming out by the minute everyday that will help you fight and successfully beat cancer. There are however some types of cancers that are more complex in nature than others, brain cancer is the one we're speaking of and the one we will be focusing on.
Two types of known brain cancer exist, namely: Primary brain cancer (these...
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Emotions. Emotions! EMOTIONS!! Cancer and emotions - what a potentially dangerous combination.
Why?
Think about it, not only do you have to deal with finding out you have cancer but you also have to deal with your emotions and the emotions of people around you. It can be overwhelming! Not to mention very stressful.
First off, there isn't much cancer information about dealing with your emotions. And right now you don't need more stress in your life...
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In 2004 the UK solitary had 153, 397 deaths caused by tumor lonesome. Every year around 38,000 bags of lung scourge are diagnosed in the UK lonesome.The entire population in the UK around that time was estimated at 60.2 million people. A closer look will disclose the valid boundary of the disease that is slowly being tackled by seek. Cancer gear was increasing by 1% per year. Cancer mainly property people in later life, but is also seen to build in children and adolescents. More than...
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Testicular cancer occurs most often in men between the ages of 20 and 39, and is the most common form of solid tumour in men between the ages of 15 and 34. It may also occur in young boys, but only about 3% of all testicular cancer is found in this group. Testicular cancer usually occurs in one testicle, however, 2-3% of tumors can occur in both testicles, either simultaneously or at a later date. Tumors can also spread to the lymph nodes, the lungs or other organs. It is more common...
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Liver cancer also known as primary or metastatic hepatic carcinoma is a fairly rare form of cancer in the western world (1% of all cancers) but much more common in Africa and parts of Asia (10% to 50% of all cancers).It is much more prevalent in men and incidence increases with age. Liver cancer is rapidly fatal, usually within 6 months from gastrointestinal hemorrhage, hepatic failure or metastasis.
TYPES OF LIVE CANCER
Most primary liver tumors are known as hepatomas...
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Thyroid cancer can occur in any age group, although it is most common after age 30 and its aggressiveness increases significantly in older patients. The majority of patients present with a nodule on their thyroid which typically does not cause symptoms. Remember, over 99% of thyroid nodules are not cancer! But, when a thyroid cancer does begin to grow within a thyroid gland, it almost always does so within a discrete nodule within the thyroid.
The thyroid gland is located on...
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