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The Ties that Bind: Redefined – The Story of a Lymphoma Survivor
Family—always important to Frank Serianni, wife Heather and son Butch—took on new meaning after Frank was diagnosed with stage 3 Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2009 at age 44. Over the next four years of treatments, recurrences, complications and wholesale changes i...
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The Ties that Bind: Redefined – The Story of a Lymphoma Survivor
Protons versus Photons for the Treatment of Prostate Cancer
The management of clinically localized prostate cancer, or cancer that has not spread beyond the prostate gland, is complex. There are a number of treatment options, ranging from close observation with frequent reassessment (active surveillance), surgery, a...
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Protons versus Photons for the Treatment of Prostate Cancer
Is Surgery Necessary to Diagnose Thyroid Cancer?
A needle biopsy may not be enough to diagnose thyroid cancer: A needle biopsy of a suspicious area in the thyroid is an excellent initial method of identifying cancer in the thyroid gland. Cells collected using a small needle are examined under a microscope...
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Is Surgery Necessary to Diagnose Thyroid Cancer?
Exactly What is a Larynx and Why Do I Need One?
The larynx is a very busy organ. In many ways, it is a crucial gateway as it directs air into the lungs to breathe. It also directs food into esophagus on its way to the stomach. This simple task is important and disruption to this function can be life ...
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Exactly What is a Larynx and Why Do I Need One?
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