Colorectal Cancer Death Rates Highest in Northeast and Midwest
Government researchers from the CDC report colorectal cancer death rates peaked in 1866 across the Northeast and eastern North Central states, with Maine at 25.8 and Maryland at 27.2 per 100,000. Nationwide mortality fell to 23.1 per 100,000 by 1986, while risk factors include high-fat diets, obesity, and low fruit intake. Early detection via stool blood screening is noted as helpful.
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Migraines Bring Hope and Struggle to Bloomington Meeting
In Bloomington Minnesota a Migraine Association gathering at Bloomington Covenant Church reveals how sufferers live with excruciating pain and daily challenges. Members discuss drugs, side effects, guilt, insurance issues, and coping strategies while highlighting the need for understanding and medical options.
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