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Presents an overview of ovarian cancer, discusses controversies surrounding the causes and treatments of it, and relates people's personal experiences in dealing with the disease.

"Centers of the cancer universe: A Half-Century of Progress Against Cancer reviews 50-years of progress in cancer research and treatment since the signing of the 1971 National Cancer Act, and the role played by the NCI-designated cancer centers created by the Act"--

"Patients with breast and gynecological cancers have to contend with a large number of difficult and challenging issues. To help them to do this it is vital that their carers are fully informed in all areas. This book provides a comprehensive and meaningful picture of women's cancers, including epidemiology, histopathology, normal anatomy and physiology, staging, genetic predisposition, sexual function, fertility, treatment and management, survivorship,...

Dispels the myths and misconceptions of the second most deadly form of cancer in the United States, providing information on the six biggest lifestyle threats, lifesaving nutritional supplements, and pros and cons of new tests.

How to help yourself and your wife through diagnosis, treatment and beyond.

Oscar®-nominated documentary Mondays at Racine tells the uplifting story of two sisters who, inspired by their mother's struggle, do their part in the fight against cancer by providing complimentary beauty treatments to women diagnosed with cancer at their salon every month. Directed by Oscar®-winner Cynthia Wade, this film follows the sisters and several of their clients as they navigate the emotional and physical changes of the disease. Together,...

Each year, over 200,000 women in the US will be told they have breast cancer. All face surgery, and most undergo radiation, chemotherapy and hormonal treatment. But the worry isn't over when treatment ends. Women are left with nagging questions, questions they often are afraid to ask: When will I know that I am cured? Shouldn't my doctor be doing more follow-up testing? What are the real figures on breast cancer survival today? How would I know if...

An interview with Steven Kalkanis at the Henry Ford Health System. What does the future of brain cancer look like?

When making treatment decisions for children with cancer, many parents and physicians prioritize avoidance of certain late effects over increased chance of cure.