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Cancer awareness
McClatchy TribuneRhonda McCartt was in shock when a mammogram and biopsy revealed precancerous cells in her breast. In the past, such a diagnosis would have been a signal to wait and worry, with close monitoring to see whether the cells became cancerous. These days, as...Tags: Mole (lesion), Texas, Obesity, Health, Liver
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The Basics of Heart Transplant Surgery
HealthKey.com contributorAccording to the American Heart Association (www.americanheart.org), 2,163 heart transplants were performed in the U.S. in 2008, but thousands more people could have benefited from a heart transplant if more donated hearts were available. Heart...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health, Heart Transplants, Heart and Circulatory System, Heart Attack
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Those with less severe symptoms of celiac disease may be at a higher risk of death
Booster ShotsThose who suffer from celiac disease have much to contend with. The immune-related disorder causes digestive symptoms when gluten is eaten, making flour-based foods such as breads and pasta problematic. Eating gluten can injure the surface of the small... -
Did the American Cancer Society really change its tune on screening?
Booster ShotsTo hear the New York Times tell it, the American Cancer Society has just had an epiphany about screening for breast and prostate cancer: The benefits of catching some cancers early must be weighed against the harms of treating tumors...... -
Breast cancer screening program for poor women to stop accepting new patients
L.A. NOWA cigarette tax-funded program that pays for breast cancer screenings for low-income women will stop accepting new patients Jan. 1, public health officials said this week. Officials said the decision came as a result of “unprecedented fiscal... -
Needle biopsies safer and just about as good at diagnosing breast cancer, say authors of mammogram advice
Booster ShotsThe federal government's Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, apparently undaunted by the controversy it kicked up last month over mammograms, has waded back into the breast-cancer thicket with new advice on how best to distinguish benign breast... -
When You Get an Ultrasound...
For Tribune NewspapersA trip to the doctor is a big enough hassle without having to deal with a fear of the unknown. Having a procedure for the first time can fill a patient with dread. For the uninitiated, here's a short lesson on what to expect if you get an ultrasound....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Bladder, Health, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Gov't Says No Mammograms Needed For Women Under 50
KTLA NewsNEW YORK - Most women don't need a mammogram in their 40s and should get one every two years starting at 50, a government task force said Monday. It's a major reversal that conflicts with the American Cancer Society's long-standing position. Also, the...Tags: Health Organizations, Corruption, Death, Health, Health and Safety at School
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What's a Dermato-Pathologist?
HealthKey.com contributorIf you'd enjoy applying your analytical, problem-solving skills to diagnosing skin diseases, consider a career as a dermatopathologist. What They Do Dermatopathologists are physicians who receive special training to diagnose diseases of the skin—...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Skin Conditions, Dermatology, Pathology, Health
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Are You Having Abnormal Bleeding?
Special to HealthKey.comWhat is abnormal uterine bleeding? Abnormal uterine bleeding would be defined as any bleeding that occurs between normal periods. This could be the result of some "hormonal imbalance," or it can be the result of some abnormality in terms of pathology,...Tags: Hemorrhaging, Uterus, Plastic Surgeons, Health, Medical Procedures and Tests
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L.A. County settles with woman on removal of breasts
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors this week approved a settlement of more than $222,000 with a woman whose breasts were removed at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center even though she did not have breast cancer. Ana Jimenez-Salgado underwent...... -
Dr. Margaret Billingham dies at 78; Stanford heart pathologist
Dr. Margaret Billingham, a Stanford University pathologist who developed criteria by which surgeons could tell if a transplanted heart was thriving or being rejected, died of kidney cancer July 14 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital in Grass Valley, Calif....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, NASA, Grass Valley (Nevada, California), Death, Pathology
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