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BY SUSAN SIMPSON
...targeted radiation treatment for early-stage breast cancer is safe and dramatically reduces treatment time, doctors at...OU Medical Center. Treatment time can be reduced...a patient has two treatments a day. The shortened...
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| Oct 28, 2008 BY MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE INFORMATION SERVICES
...move to the next phase of her breast cancer treatment: six weeks of radiation therapy...mutated genes that are linked to breast and ovarian cancer. "I found out...a heightened awareness of the breast cancer genes, have contributed...
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| Nov 3, 2008 BY JEFF RAYMOND, STAFF WRITER
...her fate. She fought cancer to a standstill, using...remove a tumor in her breast and drastic nutrition...it was time to do a breast examination. She immediately...free. She has had both breasts removed and reconstructed, and...them to perform monthly breast exams. When her doctors...room to discuss her treatment options, Romani knew what...
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| Apr 28, 2008 BY VALLERY BROWN
...participants helped raise awareness of breast cancer and funds to fight it. The 15th annual...generated nearly $750,000 to be used toward breast health education and breast cancer screening and treatment projects, said Lorna Palmer, director of...
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| Oct 5, 2008 MRI technique joins breast cancer treatment
DIANE CLAY
Treatment of breast cancer in Oklahoma took another step forward Tuesday when doctors at Breast Imaging of Oklahoma performed biopsies...representatives crammed into a small room at Breast Imaging of Oklahoma in Edmond to see...
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| Sep 10, 2003 ASSOCIATED PRESS
...12 - can help protect girls from breast cancer when they're grown. Middle-aged...get active to lower their risk of breast cancer after menopause. What's...enrolling, 550 were diagnosed with breast cancer before menopause. A quarter...
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| May 13, 2008 KAREN KLINKA
...survival and local cancer control, to a...several surgical and treatment options for a breast cancer," Hollingsworth...may be only one treatment option. Often treatment choice depends...or additional, treatments - generally, chemotherapy...
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| Oct 15, 1991 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON — Breast cancer survivors...controversy born of success: Treatment advances are enabling...researchers tracked breast cancer survivors ages 66 to 70 who...influential National Breast Cancer Coalition is lobbying...early stage� cancer, says lead researcher...patients that I think have cancers that may be more sensitive...
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| Oct 9, 2007 ...an effective treatment against breast cancer without affecting...of women with breast cancer is to...estrogen drug treatment is not new...sites in the breast cells, preventing...the National Cancer Institute grant...
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| May 26, 1987 BY JIM KILLACKEY
...double mastectomy to treat her breast cancer, she told a friend she â...than $6,000 to help with breast cancer diagnosis and treatment — the second-largest amount...preventing, diagnosing and treating breast cancer in Oklahoma. Oklahoma...
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| Apr 5, 2008 