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  • George 1978
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    The Cancer Research adverts claimed that one in three of us will get cancer at some point in our lives - very startling facts, although it does mean that we are twice as likely not to get cancer than to have it.

    Still, a third is very much a high percentage nevertheless.

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  • zabadak
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    Yes - we can't say "Mission accomplished" yet...

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  • tex
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    Originally posted by George 1978 View Post
    Or even, I hope to God that it doesn't happen to me.
    The truth is that although we are curing more incidents of cancer more people are now contracting the disease than ever. There are over 200 forms of cancer so to get through your entire life cancer free you have to be pretty lucky. Do your checks and if you have any doubt SEE A DOCTOR but dont allow dark thoughts to consume you, you know your own body and what is not normal

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  • George 1978
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    Originally posted by George 1978 View Post
    I hope to God that it doesn't matter to me
    Or even, I hope to God that it doesn't happen to me.

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  • Zincubus
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    I heard that some research team has had amazing results by giving patients MASSIVE doses of ..... vitamin C !!

    https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/scien...ce-so-far/amp/


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

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  • George 1978
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    I am glad that you are getting over it Tex - as I have said earlier on in the thread that my mother wasn't so lucky and perhaps if she had went to the doctors at least six months or more before she went into hospital, things might have been different in a more positive way.

    I hope to God that it doesn't matter to me, although it shouldn't as I don't smoke unlike my mother.

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  • tex
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    Originally posted by Donald the Great View Post
    It certainly is that tex. So are you completely cancer -free now?
    Thanks for asking Donald, i am 1 year in remmission and doing well but ofcourse it takes 5 years to be declared cured, i have a checkup every 8 weeks which includes a nasal endoscopy, this is unpleasant but you get used to it. I have some taste loss and a constantly dry throat but thats better than the alternative.

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  • Donald the Great
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    Originally posted by tex View Post
    Sounds like another great breakthrough, guess all we can do is wait and see if this leads to a cure for leukaemia, cancer in children is for me the most upsetting aspect of this horrible curse cast upon the human race.
    It certainly is that tex. So are you completely cancer -free now?

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  • tex
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    Originally posted by Donald the Great View Post

    Revolutionary cancer treatment on agenda

    Australia could lead the way for a potentially revolutionary cancer treatment called CAR-T that has the power to "cure" Leukaemia.

    The immunotherapy, which is being used in the United States, uses a patient's own blood to fight their cancer.

    The Australian Medical Services Advisory Committee will be examining the safety and effectiveness of the treatment over the next month.
    Sounds like another great breakthrough, guess all we can do is wait and see if this leads to a cure for leukaemia, cancer in children is for me the most upsetting aspect of this horrible curse cast upon the human race.

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  • Donald the Great
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    Revolutionary cancer treatment on agenda

    Australia could lead the way for a potentially revolutionary cancer treatment called CAR-T that has the power to "cure" Leukaemia.

    The immunotherapy, which is being used in the United States, uses a patient's own blood to fight their cancer.

    The Australian Medical Services Advisory Committee will be examining the safety and effectiveness of the treatment over the next month.

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  • tex
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    Originally posted by Donald the Great View Post
    I take three tabs daily of herbal Saw Palmetto for prostate wellness.
    No substitute for a finger in the ****

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  • Donald the Great
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    Originally posted by staffslad View Post
    It was President Nixon who launched a "war" against cancer circa 1970 as a response to the poor cancer survival rates of the time. Nearly 50 years later and survival rates have improved, with some cancers seeing a better improvement than others. A "cure for cancer" is often talked about, though, of course, cancer is not a single disease, but hundreds, so to cure cancer, hundreds of individual battles have to be fought before the war will be over. As ever, early diagnosis gives the best chance to defeat it. A relative of mine had a breast lump and kept it to herself for at least a year. By the time we knew and urged her to go to a doctor she had stage 4 breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy with follow-on chemotherapy. Sadly, the cancer had spread to her lung and brain, and she died less than 9 months after the mastectomy. I urge anyone who is the slightest bit concerned about a symptom to visit their doctor asap. Chances are it will be nothing to worry about, but there is always that risk, and by early diagnosis you give yourself the best chance for a recovery.
    Staffs I reckon we are finally winning the battle against the big C. Yes early diagnosis remains the best way to go but my country is doing some great things to eradicate this incidious disease. Take a look at the work being done by the Australian Cancer Research Foundadtion. The CSIRO are also doing their best.

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  • Donald the Great
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    Originally posted by tex View Post
    I was reading recently about a surge in patients requesting prostate examinations after the revelations by stephen fry and Bill turnbull that they have the disease.This is good news but being the third biggest killer amongst men it is surely time a nationwide screening programme was introduced. i went to my own doctor 6 months ago and when i requested an examination he was both surprised but pleased that i had taken responsibility for my own well being. Dont be embarrased guys it takes 10 seconds and it doesn't hurt
    I take three tabs daily of herbal Saw Palmetto for prostate wellness.

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  • George 1978
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    Originally posted by Donald the Great View Post
    Tex the obvious solution to cigarette smoking prevention is ban the product. You have outlined in explicite detail why that wont happen. The massive revenue tobacco taxes brings to government coffers. Meanwhile thousands of people die every year from cigarette smoking. How insidious is that.
    Agreed. I just hope that it will happen eventually.

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  • tex
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    Originally posted by zabadak View Post
    "Grand Coalition" treatment...
    for the coal-on (colon)..Aaah forget it!

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