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    Laura Hadler faced cancer twice and won  Oct 21, 2007
    Blood spotting led to a check-up, and Laura was diagnosed with uterine cancer. The only thing that was scary about it was I didn t have a family history of cancer, Laura says. (Big Bear Grizzly, CA)

    Prairie Flower: It's very important to be tested for cancer  Oct 19, 2007
    She died five years ago of a rare form of uterine cancer. Our family, like many other families, has been touched by many forms of the dreaded disease of cancer. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)

    Molecular Screening for Cervical Cancer — Time to Give up Pap Tests?  Oct 18, 2007
    In 1943, Papanicolaou and Traut published their famous monograph on vaginal cytology as a screening method for uterine cancer. 1 Since then, the Papanicolaou (Pap) smear has become the most commonly used method to screen for cervical neoplasia, and it is the best screening tool ever introduced for any cancer. (New England Journal of Medicine)

    New Hot Flash Drug Succeeds in Clinical Trial  Oct 10, 2007
    NEW YORK (Reuters) - An experimental drug by Wyeth, used in combination with estrogen, quickly and effectively reduced the number of hot flashes in post-menopausal women without causing changes to the uterus that raise the risk of uterine cancer, researchers said on Friday. Researchers said results of the late-stage trial for Wyeth's drug bazedoxifene were promising because estrogen, the female hormone that is highly effective in blocking hot flashes, can raise the risk of uterine cancer when it... (MEDLINEplus)

    Noted N. Texas Photographer Linda Kaye Dies At 65  Oct 9, 2007
    She had surgery for uterine cancer in 2002, but it returned a year ago. Roger Kaye said his sister never realized how big an impact she made until the very end. (CBS 11, TX)

    FTC Cracks Down on Health Sites' Claims  Oct 7, 2007
    The sellers claimed that their natural progesterone creams were effective in preventing, treating, or curing osteoporosis; were effective in preventing or reducing the risk of estrogen-induced uterine cancer; and did not increase the user's risk of developing breast cancer, or were effective in preventing or reducing the user's risk of developing breast cancer. The FTC complaints, filed earlier this year, alleged that the sellers did not have substantiation for these claims and, in some cases,... (Yahoo News -- Technology)

    Should October be Breast Cancer PROTEST Month?  Oct 3, 2007
    The end result is CANCER. Breat cancer, Uterine cancer and most cancers. It's an abombmination against humanity and those Eve's who bring life into the world. (Seattle Post Intelligencer)

    Knowing risks is first line of defense for female cancers  Sep 30, 2007
    The most common uterine cancer (cancer of the womb) is found in the uterus lining (the endometrium) ... Symptoms of both cervical and uterine cancer include abnormal vaginal bleeding, pain during intercourse, difficult or painful urination, or pain in the pelvic area. (North County Times)

    New program helps elder immigrants, adult children find services  Sep 21, 2007
    Uterine cancer and, later, brain cancer, were diagnosed. "I was totally lost. I didn't know what to do," said Ali. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Cancer Pros And Cons Of Taking The Pill  Sep 12, 2007
    Scientists at the University Of Aberdeen found those who took the contraceptive for shorter periods suffered from significantly lower rates of bowel and rectal cancer, uterine cancer and ovarian cancer. And up to 29% had a reduced risk of developing one of the main gynaecological cancers. (Sky News)

    Health Highlights: Sept. 8, 2007  Sep 9, 2007
    Alcohol Consumption Can Double Uterine Cancer Risk, Study Says. Two or more alcoholic drinks a day may double the risk of endometrial (uterine) cancer, researchers at the University of Southern California have found. (Forbes)

    Baby Landon laid to rest  Sep 6, 2007
    Alaina was then diagnosed with uterine cancer, a disease she has since beat, according to that biography. The Sanders knew early into Alaina's pregnancy with Landon and Abby that the situation was severely challenged. (Yuma Daily Sun, AZ)

    Designer estrogen 'protects against brain degeneration': study  Aug 28, 2007
    CHICAGO (AFP) - US researchers have shown a designer estrogen can protect the brain against degeneration without increasing a woman's risk of breast or uterine cancer, according to a study released Monday. ADVERTISEMENT. (Yahoo News -- Top Stories)

    * World News Quick Take  Aug 28, 2007
    UNITED STATES `Designer estrogen' created Researchers have designed a form of estrogen that can protect the brain against degeneration without increasing a woman's risk for breast or uterine cancer, according to a study released yesterday. The scientists suggest this "designer estrogen" could be used to treat brain deterioration in several conditions including Alzheimer's, Lou Gehrig's disease, multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- Business)

    The Diana myth  Aug 27, 2007
    In 1993 Kanga was diagnosed with uterine cancer; in 1996 she was admitted to Farm Place for treatment for addiction. There she fell or threw herself from a window, broke her back and was left paralysed from the waist down. (Times Online)

    If he builds it, they will buy  Aug 27, 2007
    With his older sister Beverly (who is the executive sales assistant at Keystone) battling uterine cancer for the past year and a half, he finds himself focusing more on his family and helping her get through it. After spending a recent Tuesday at the hospital with her, he finds it hard to discuss. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    Exercise, Housework Cut Uterine Cancer Risk  Aug 21, 2007
    Friday, August 17, 2007. NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Premenopausal women who are very physically active --especially those who put in the most work around the house -- may be cutting their risk of developing cancer of the uterine lining. (MEDLINEplus)

    Handmade HRT could be dangerous, experts say  Aug 21, 2007
    Associate Professor John Eden from the University of New South Wales says the product, known as bioidentical HRT, may not be delivering what is needed needed to prevent uterine cancer. "One of our concerns is if you don't give enough progesterone then you may not protect women against cancer of the uterus," he said. (ABC Online)

    Man Charged in Wife's Balcony Death  Aug 17, 2007
    In the probable cause statement, police said Reimer told them he could no longer pay the bills for his wife's treatment for neurological problems and uterine cancer. Criste Reimer had been in ill health for several years, according to Jackson County Probate Court records. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Living)

    Kansas City Man Accused of Tossing Ailing Wife From Balcony Over Medical Bills  Aug 17, 2007
    In the probable cause statement filed with the charges, police said Reimer was desperate because he could not pay the bills for his wife's treatment for neurological problems and uterine cancer. Related. (Fox News -- Politics)

    Mindful miles  Aug 14, 2007
    Women can inherit the trait from either parent, particularly if a first-degree relative has or has had breast, ovarian, colon or uterine cancer. Women with histories of these types of cancer are more likely to develop ovarian cancer before the age of 50. (Crystal River Citrus County Chronicle, FL)

    Hysterectomy unrelated osteoporotic fractures  Aug 4, 2007
    This may be because the reason for hysterectomy, such as uterine cancer, is tied to an elevated risk, but not the operation per se, the authors note. Interestingly, the researchers found that uterine prolapse, a condition in which the uterus protrudes into the vagina, was tied to an increased risk of osteoporotic fracture. (Scientific American)

    Julie Sellner comes out on top - Rural Sleepy Eye woman chairs 2007 Relay for Life  Aug 3, 2007
    Sellner was diagnosed with stage two ovarian and stage one uterine cancer in April, 2006, four months before Relay for Life. was bad about getting regular check ups, she said. (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch, MN)

    Michael Moore's 'Sicko'  Aug 3, 2007
    Donna developed uterine cancer while Larry had a series of heart problems. Like most Americans, they had health insurance, but it didn t pay for everything. (Sioux City Journal)

    Angelina Jolie joins cancer movement  Aug 1, 2007
    " Fran - who launched the movement this year, seven years on from her own successful battle with uterine cancer- says the key to beating the disease is positive thinking. 'The Nanny' actress explained: "Don't mix imagination with fear - it's a deadly cocktail. Wear a rubber band and every time you start to connect the dots that aren't necessarily there, snap that wrist band and say, 'Don't mix imagination with fear. (AZCentral -- Entertainment)

    Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Not Headed For Berlin  Aug 1, 2007
    Jolie's mother lost her battle with ovarian cancer, and Drescher survived uterine cancer a few years back. Drescher told Access Hollywood that, "We are dedicated to ensure that all women's cancers get diagnosed in Stage 1 by galvanizing and educating, then we can change policy by signing petitions.". (South Asian Women's Forum)

    Panel Supports New Use for Evista  Jul 26, 2007
    This drug carries a black box warning -- the FDA's toughest alert -- about uterine cancer, blood clots and stroke. These side effects occur in less than 1% of women, and the FDA says the benefits for most women outweigh the risks. (TheStreet.com)

    Cottonwood County Relay For Life Honorary Chairperson  Jul 26, 2007
    And if that wasnt enough, Tina, his wife of 39 years, recently recovered from a fall-and-winter battle with ovarian and uterine cancer. In all four cases, cancer was caught in its earliest stages, which meant their odds of surviving their cancer attacks were extremely high. (Mt. Lake Observer/Advocate, MN)

    FDA will weigh Evista's cancer-reducing benefits  Jul 23, 2007
    But tamoxifen's risks a higher rate of uterine cancer, blood clots and stroke have put off many women ... There were fewer cases of uterine cancer, blood clots and cataracts among women who took raloxifene, which, unlike tamoxifen, did not protect against non-invasive breast cancers. (USA Today)

    Cancer Research RSS News  Jul 22, 2007
    Uterine Cancer News Stories, Current Uterine Cancer News Events, Discoveries and Articles. Manually add to your RSS reader. (BrightSurf.com)

    Jumping to HRT conclusions puts women at risk  Jul 20, 2007
    (The distinction is that progestin helps to prevent uterine cancer. . (Globe and Mail)

    Norene Oppriecht: A life well lived  Jul 19, 2007
    And the letter writer, who mentioned having had uterine cancer, is also right on another point: Norene Oppriecht didn t see her death as heroic, nor did she want to be seen as a heroine rather, as a woman who decided to face death with the same independence and grace she had lived her life. The letter writer said death is the worst of enemies. (Winona Daily News, MN)

    How NIH Misread Hormone Study in 2002  Jul 11, 2007
    (The progestin is added to protect against uterine cancer. . (Wall Street Journal)

    Former Lead residents featured in Michael Moore film  Jul 8, 2007
    Then, she was diagnosed with uterine cancer, which added to their financial difficulties. Rising premiums and co-pays eventually became too much for the Smiths to handle, she said. (Rapid City Journal, SD)

    Maintaining dignity  Jul 7, 2007
    But about a year later, Carver was diagnosed with uterine cancer and underwent surgery, chemotherapy and six months of radiation treatments. She says she was down for about four months and unable to do very much and then it took another year for her to gain her strength back. (San Antonio Business Journal, TX)

    Home decorator taught classes for three decades  Jun 22, 2007
    Ganz, who died June 15 at age 72 of uterine cancer, "was a very free spirt and I'm glad she came into my life," Cooper said. Retired Dr. Noory Masliyah, who also took one of the design courses, hired Ganz to help him figure out what to do with the front entrance of his La Jolla home. (North County Times)

    A Boost for Hormone Therapy  Jun 21, 2007
    That study found that women who began estrogen and progestin, the most commonly prescribed combination (progestinis added to protect against uterine cancer; women with hysterectomies do not need progestin, since they have had their uterus removed), within 10 years of hitting menopause experienced less heart disease than their counterparts who began years after the Change. Page 1 of 2. (Time.com)

    Soy Compound Helps Builds Bone: Study  Jun 19, 2007
    "There are safety issues with soy phytoestrogens" related to breast and uterine cancer, he stressed. "This study would not change the overall view [among many experts] that soy phytoestrogen supplements should not be taken," Sacks said. (Health-Finder)

    Female cancer patients get tips on looking, feeling better  Jun 16, 2007
    Blake, who was diagnosed with uterine cancer in February and underwent surgery before starting a series of radiation and chemotherapy treatments, said the program had uplifted her spirits. "I haven't felt this good since I was diagnosed," she said. (North County Times)

    Stress Linked to Lower Endometrial Cancer Risk  Jun 16, 2007
    NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who feel chronically stressed may have a lower risk of developing uterine cancer than their less harried peers, researchers have found. In a study that followed nearly 6,800 Danish women for two decades, researchers found that women with higher self-reported stress levels at the beginning of the study were less likely to develop endometrial cancer. (MEDLINEplus)

    Don't worry so much about scary diseases  Jun 15, 2007
    The risk of an osteoporosis-linked hip fracture is higher than the risk of developing breast, ovarian, and uterine cancer combined. Shocked. (CNN -- Health)

    MLA battles rare form of cancer  Jun 13, 2007
    Last summer, Opposition leader Carole James underwent treatment for uterine cancer. B.C. Liberals Stan Hagen and Sindi Hawkins also publicly and successfully battled cancer while in office. (Vancouver Sun)

    Womb Service  Jun 12, 2007
    "Thus, Wheeler has become active with the HERS (Hysterectomy Education Resources and Services) Foundation and joined in its 2006 protest in Raleigh. The Pennsylvania-based group has launched a nationwide "Say No 'Til You Know" campaign, petitioning state legislators to pass laws that would require higher standards for informed consent before patients undergo hysterectomies or other surgeries on the uterus or ovaries. HERS has also produced a DVD on women's anatomy to provide that... (The Morning Star)

    Cancer victims and supporters making strides against disease  Jun 10, 2007
    When you get that news, you never know what you re going to say or do the next day, she told a group of cancer survivors at Scranton s Relay for Life on Saturday. They told me I wasn t even going to make it, and I said I would because of my children. (Scranton Times, PA)

    Monkey business  Jun 9, 2007
    At Wake Forest, primate research has included studies of women's health, cardiovascular disease, uterine cancer, drug addiction and diabetes. More monkeys. (Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area)

    TV's 'The Nanny' talks about her cancer at LIJ  Jun 8, 2007
    Drescher, a seven-year survivor, said her condition went undetected for two years because she is in a physical minority of uterine cancer patients. "Uterine cancer usually attacks women who are menopausal or obese. Can you believe I'm too young and too thin for something, and I get it anyway?" she asked. (Bayside Times, NY)

    TOUCHED BY CANCER  Jun 8, 2007
    Frank died of esophogeal cancer, while Ida survived uterine cancer. Mollie Magruder s bro-ther, Ed Steinfort, died of stomach cancer, and Jim Herman s mother, Cora Herman Kessel and Cremen s paternal grandmother died of liver cancer. (Dundalk Eagle, MD)

    Bloodless Revolution:  May 30, 2007
    PAGE: 1Related in SlateSarah E. Richards the period-stopping pill, and Sydney Spiesel its relationship to uterine cancer risk. William Saletan is Slate's national correspondent and author of. (Slate)

    Mother nature -- you're fired!  May 28, 2007
    The pill actually prevents ovarian and uterine cancer. Periods, on the other hand, boost a woman's chance of developing ovarian cysts. (Chicago Sun-Times)

    Alteration In Gene Associated With Uterine Cancer Identified  May 25, 2007
    Dr. Pollock then established a collaboration with Dr. Goodfellow, who provided tumor samples representative of the different types of uterine cancers, as well as a wealth of expertise on endometrial cancer. "This partnership between researchers at TGen and Washington University School of Medicine combined with previous work in endometrial cancer performed at Cambridge University opened the door for new discoveries to be made," said Dr. Jeffrey Trent, Scientific Director of TGen. (Science Daily)

    Q&A about the new birth control pill  May 25, 2007
    All birth-control pills have a tremendous effect on protecting us from uterine cancer, protecting us from ovarian cancer, protecting us from benign breast cysts, decreasing acne, decreasing anemia. Sponsored Links. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Phyliss Ruthe benefit to be held  May 22, 2007
    Ruthe was diagnosed with uterine cancer in 2004. Despite surgery that fall, soon followed by radiation and chemotherapy, the disease is now in her bones and lung. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)

    Organizers carry message of hope for cancer fight  May 17, 2007
    Her involvement in the event, which raises money for cancer research, was inspired by a colleague, Susan Hines, who was diagnosed in 2001 with cervical, ovarian and uterine cancer. The Baltimore resident, then 48, underwent nine months of chemotherapy and six weeks of radiation, five times a day. (Catonsville Times, MD)

    Comedian comes from the big city to a small town  May 14, 2007
    Martia now is living in Rolla caring for his mother, who moved here a year ago with plans to retire and was recently diagnosed with uterine cancer. Martia agreed to come to Rolla and be his mother s live-in nurse while she recovers from surgery, which was performed last week, and undergoes radiation treatments. (Rolla Daily News, MO)

    Four stories from cancer survivors  May 11, 2007
    Then Kwon, at 49, was stricken with uterine cancer. Five years later, a lump in her chest turned out to be breast cancer. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Lawyers for malpractice victim seek additional funds  May 9, 2007
    Doctors Karen Cooper, of Kingston, and Gazi Abdulhay, of Allentown overlooked a key test result that should have proven she never had a deadly form of uterine cancer as they suspected. The requested amount in the motion is determined by a formula weighing how much interest the award could have earned while case awaited a trial, said Kachurak s attorney, Matthew A. Cartwright, who added the defendants could challenge the motion by arguing Kachurak is partly to blame for the delay. (The Citizen's Voice, PA)

    Your Health This Week:  May 5, 2007
    I'll answer just one question: How do you square taking Lybrel with the warning that you need to get your period every month to decrease your risk of uterine cancer ... The risk of uterine cancer (usually cancer of the endometrium, the lining of the uterus) has nothing to do with whether you have a period every month ... Lower risk: Taking birth-control pills for at least five years, on the other hand, decreases the risk for uterine cancer. (Slate)

    Response to "War on Eating Disorders?"  May 4, 2007
    Only osteoarthritis and uterine cancer have been directly linked to excess body fat. Furthermore, BMI (body mass index) is an arbitrary number that has been revised over the past decades with no scientific basis to predict weight status, health or mortality. (The New Hampshire, NH)

    Wyeth, Rebounding From Hormone Debacle, Woos Women With Menopause Pills  May 4, 2007
    Prempro is a combination pill that uses progestin to reduce the risk of uterine cancer that is linked to using estrogen alone. Premarin, an estrogen- only pill, is given to women who have had hysterectomies, or removal of the uterus. (Bloomberg)

    Smoking, A Major Health Hazard  May 3, 2007
    The rest are discoloured fingers uterine cancer and miscarriage, deformed sperm, psoriasis, burgers disease and cancer. With the advent of booming commercial activities going on steadily in Ghana one cannot state emphatically that well known commercial centers in the country are safe from the smoking spree. (Ghana Web, Ghana)

    Patient Sues Man Charged With Hospital Assaults  May 2, 2007
    (STNG) A woman who was being treated for uterine cancer at a west suburban hospital last year filed a lawsuit Tuesday against a former medical technician who allegedly sexually assaulted her in her hospital room ... According to the suit, which names both Green and Loyola University Medical Center as defendants, on Jan. 19, 2006, the woman was recovering from a uterine biopsy which was performed as part of her treatment for uterine cancer. (CBS2Chicago.com, IL)

    Statins Don't Protect Against Cancer  May 1, 2007
    The types of cancers examined were breast, prostate, colorectal, lung, bladder, leukemia, pancreas, kidney, uterine cancer, along with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. According to Coogan and colleagues, statins did not appear to have a positive or negative effect on these 10 cancers. (MEDLINEplus)

    Clinic spays, neuters 300 pets  Apr 30, 2007
    Female dogs and cats don t develop ovarian or uterine cancer because they don t have reproductive organs. Male dogs don t get testicular cancer and both species stay closer to home, she goes on to say. (Helena Independent Record)

    A Northwestern nurses story: Greenes family battle with cancer leads to miracle  Apr 20, 2007
    She spent time at hospital all across the country once she was diagnosed with her stomach and uterine cancer. She was diagnosed in the winter of 1969 and died in March 1970. (WWalker County Messenger, GA)

    Fran Drescher  Apr 16, 2007
    She talks about the lessons learned fighting uterine cancer, surviving a violent crime and divorcing her high school sweetheart. Drescher, 49, will be in Pittsburgh Friday for "Women's Health & Environment: New Science, New Solutions Agenda." Because of overwhelming response, registration has closed. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)

    Relays run through night  Apr 15, 2007
    "Olivia just walked 25 laps for her grandmother, whom she never met," said Tanya Suter, who lost her mother to a rare uterine cancer 10 years ago. "It was like my world stopped when she was diagnosed. I was only 22. The next day your life has changed. She died less than a year later.". (Pensacola News Journal)

    Survivors' stories  Apr 10, 2007
    She was a wife and mother of four children with uterine cancer ... Plante, who's 67 and runs an income tax service in Fresno, says she is free of uterine cancer. (Fresno Bee -- Lifestyle)

    Rabbits are fine domestic companions  Apr 6, 2007
    Not only does sterilization prevent unwanted litters, it protects females from uterine cancer and males from becoming aggressive. Sterilized male and female pairs can live happily together. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)

    Estrogen-Only Hormone Therapy Approved for Menopause Relief  Apr 5, 2007
    " Other health problems associated with taking hormone therapy can include breast cancer and uterine cancer. So, medical experts recommend that all women weigh the risks of hormone therapy against the benefits. Related Stories Top Story More Stories 00000000. (Voice of America)

    Study Evaluates Timing Of Estrogen Use For Menopause  Apr 4, 2007
    Women who have a uterus should not take estrogen alone because of an increased risk of uterine cancer. Boggs said the more information, the better. (NBC4.tv, CA)

    Study: OK To Take Estrogen Near Menopause  Apr 4, 2007
    Because of that stroke risk -- and the increased chances of breast and uterine cancer -- women on hormones need to check their blood pressure and have regular mammograms. The benefits of the treatment sometimes make it worth the risks. (Click2Houston, TX)

    She's a survivor  Apr 1, 2007
    After fighting off uterine cancer about 14 years ago, the mother of two grown children lost her hair for good. She also lost her husband when her marriage ended in divorce. (Pensacola News Journal)

    Colonoscopy: It's Not So Bad!  Mar 16, 2007
    "The general age is 50 for the first colonoscopy but if there's a family history of colon cancer or related cancers like ovarian or uterine cancer you should start at age 40 or 10 years younger than the earliest family member who had that cancer." ... "The general age is 50 for the first colonoscopy but if there's a family history of colon cancer or related cancers like ovarian or uterine cancer you should start at age 40 or 10 years younger than the earliest family member who had that cancer,"... (CBS News -- Early Show)

    News - Relay for Life team donates artwork to hospital  Mar 15, 2007
    She also used burgundy for multiple myleoma, gray for brain cancer, blue for prostate cancer, gold for childhood cancers, lavender for general cancer awareness, lime for lymphoma, peach for uterine cancer and teal and white for cervical cancer. Treml sold the different colored bracelets and donated the profits to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. (Forest Republican, WI)

    Hysterectomies becoming history  Mar 8, 2007
    Women who have uterine cancer or a misshapen uterus are not good candidates for the procedure since the netting is unable to cover the lining evenly. Women who have had surgery to thin the walls of the uterus (a procedure commonly used to remove uterine fibroids) shouldn't get the surgery either since there's a possibility the waves could burn through the walls. (Seacoast New Hampshire)

    Making sense of menopause  Mar 7, 2007
    For instance, a woman taking an estrogen/progestin drug during menopause or in early post-menopause reduces her risk of uterine cancer, writes Tara Parker-Pope, author of The Hormone Decision (Rodale; $24. 95) and the Wall Street Journal's health columnist. (Orlando Sentinel)

    Study: Obesity Tied To Early Puberty  Mar 6, 2007
    Schimmer said extra years of hormonal exposure could lead to cancer of the reproductive system, breast cancer and uterine cancer. Other studies have shown the younger the girl is at the time of puberty, the more likely she is to have behavioral problems. (NBCSandiego.com, CA)

    Committee debates cancer vaccine plan  Feb 20, 2007
    Buchanan said she was treated for uterine cancer and was told she had pre-cervical cancer nine years ago. She has been cancer-free ever since, but added, "I can never say I'm cured.". (Houston Chronicle)

    Terminal cancer strikes 4 in family  Feb 17, 2007
    On Dec. 17, 2006, Carey's mother, Martha Tevis Stone Ruble, died from uterine cancer that had gone undiagnosed until it had reached the later, untreatable stages of the disease. "The days are going by so fast," Carey said she remembers her mother saying. (Shelbyille Sentinel-News, KY)

    Growing old (Jen Waters)  Feb 13, 2007
    At age 93, she has had three hip replacements, a knee replacement, two disks replaced in her cervical spine, four surgeries on her hands because of arthritis, cataract surgery and treatment for uterine cancer. The Alexandria woman is thankful that she has found one doctor to coordinate her many health needs -- a geriatrician. (Washington Times, DC)

    Young women put health on the line with risky sex  Feb 13, 2007
    "There are a lot of harmful myths about the pill, which means a lot of young women get frightened off taking it. But not only does it stop you getting pregnant, it halves the risk of ovarian cancer, halves the risk of uterine cancer but it doesn't protect you from sexually transmitted infections. It's really best to use a condom as well, particularly if you're going to have more than one partner," he said. The online poll of 1035 women found that the pill was the preferred contraceptive for 63... (The Age)

    The most effective female libido booster  Feb 10, 2007
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    Glicksman drives state's effort to beat cancer  Feb 7, 2007
    has advocated his cause from the legislature (where he also pushed for the restaurant smoking ban, and thinks it should be extended to motor vehicles) to corporate boardrooms and network TV. The next cancer frontier, he thinks, is obesity, "in the next 10 years. Obesity is associated with breast, colon, and prostate cancer," and also risks uterine cancer. "I tell all my (severely overweight) patients, you're eating yourself into the grave," especially women, whose physiology has a... (Pawtucket Times, RI)

    Hormone drug type makes survival difference in advanced breast cancer  Jan 31, 2007
    "Aromatase inhibitors carry almost no risk of uterine cancer, and while that rarely happens with tamoxifen, it does happen.". On the other hand, Perez said that aromatase inhibitors do carry a risk of increased joint aches and, more importantly, may cause bone loss. (EurekAlert!)

    Cancer fair slated for Saturday at FOTW  Jan 30, 2007
    First, Llamas was diagnosed with uterine cancer. Her next two diagnoses were with two different types of breast cancer. (Conroe Courier, TX)

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