Articles related to "Cancer Victims"

Lung Cancer Awareness Month is designed to bring more attention to issues related to lung cancer. Here are ways to get involved and help in the fight against lung cancer.

Winning over lung cancer can be difficult, but not impossible.

Mesothelioma is a rare cancer that is generally the result of being exposed to asbestos. Treatment is available but the disease typically has a poor prognosis.

What can an individual do to escape the fate of the vast majority of lung cancer victims?

Afleet Alex's Preakness was the story of triumph over near catastrophe, and Alex's Lemonade Stand to support youthful victims of cancer . The combination was successful.

For years, physicians have recommended rest for cancer patients both during and after therapy. Recent evidence shows the benefits of exercise for these individuals.

As the residents of Alberta's Lakeland area finish baling the last of the season's hay crop, they join in Mallaig for a cancer fundraiser honoring 1930s haying practices.

When Edgar Corbiere combined his vision for a history lesson with a local need, a great cancer fundraiser displaying hay farming practices of the 1930s was born.

Dr. David Servan-Schreiber shows readers how to beat cancer through lifestyle and attitude.

A look at the destructive, unconventional and undeniably captivating character of Zenia in Margaret Atwood's classic tale, The Robber Bride.

A brief introduction to Saints and Patron Saints and their increasing relevance in a troubled 21st Century world.

Lately there has been a lot of press regarding health benefits from drinking coffee. What was once considered an addictive health hazard is considered healthy by many.

Volunteer vacations provide rewarding experiences that make a difference. Use hands-on skills to serve meals in a shelter, help build a home, or clear trails in a forest.

Thirteen models do photo shoots illustrating the effects of smoking. One girl is eliminated.

Abundant international research on the benefits of essential oils are available. However, more human testing is essential.

As if being a cancer patient is not challenging enough, a young woman from Canada decides that she will no longer be a victim, but aims to be the saviour instead.

Blood is a substance so precious that it cannot be fabricated despite all our technology and wealth. Donors are the only source of America's supply.

Reviews of George's work consistently praise her gift for complex plotting, intense characterization and realistic evocation of setting.

In a revealing interview on UK television Uri Geller claimed that Michael Jackson hoped to do his famous Moonwalk dance on the actual surface of the moon itself.

Cancer is often portrayed through a military metaphor: as a battle, a fight, or a struggle.

Statistics from the World Health Organization state that 12.5 deaths are from cancer. Using a postal tax stamp to fight cancer started in Ecudaor in 1938.