What you should eat to reduce cancer risk
Experts at a New York conference say a diet similar to heart disease prevention wins for cancer. Eat less fat salt and sugar and more fiber vegetables and complex carbs. prefer skim milk. avoid megadoses of vitamins and too frequent charcoal grilling.
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Health care workers get stress coping workshop at Kirkwood
A July 6 workshop at Kirkwood Community College helps nurses and health professionals understand stress and coping strategies. Instructors include Cass Williamson. Tuition 23 dollars. Pre-register by phone 398-5412 or toll free 1 800 332 8833.
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Mercy Hospital
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Healthline St Luke's Hospital Healthline service overview
St Luke's Hospital Healthline offers a telephone based health and medical information service covering common health concerns emergency care and safety and general health guidance for all ages. Tapes for a tree brochure listed with contact numbers 363 8888 and toll free 1 800 332 5470
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St. Luke's Hospital
Ragweed Allergy Highlighted By Greensboro AP
Ragweed or Ambrosia artemisiifolia is identified as a key hay fever source across the United States. The plant grows 1 to 6 feet tall with pollen and seed heads at branch tips and leaf bases. It appears July through October and is best controlled early in the season while small.
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Greensboro, N.C
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Nuclear technique saves cancer hit eyes
UCSF and Lawrence Berkeley researchers report a 95 percent success rate using cyclotron produced radiation to treat a form of eye cancer. Highly focused particles target the tumor with minimal exposure to surrounding tissue, offering new hope for patients facing possible eye loss.
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San Francisco
University of California
University of California At
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
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