Living With Cancer Newsletter

Living With Cancer

February 17, 2011

Newsletter supported by Chemotherapy.com Cancer survivor focuses on living With Mayo Clinic nurse educator Sheryl M. Ness Breast cancer survivor shares perspective on moving through treatment to living cancer-free. continue reading Breast cancer: New changes in treatment For decades, surgeons routinely removed lymph nodes in the armpit to reduce the spread of breast cancer. Now there's evidence that this painful surgery may not always be necessary. Ambrosia with coconut and toasted almonds Ambrosia with coconut and toasted almonds — one of many healthy recipes from Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic 5 Steps to Controlling High Blood Pressure Learn to control your blood pressure with information in this comprehensive guide. Managing chemotherapy side effects Mayo Clinic experts give you details about the potential side effects of chemotherapy and ways to manage them.		Advertisement Advertising and sponsorship policy
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