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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!(Dec. 9) -- "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin is battling cancer but doing "OK," a relative told FOX 2 News in Detroit. Although the type of cancer hasn't been officially confirmed, media reports say the 68-year-old diva has been diagnosed with incurable pancreatic cancer. It's "one of the deadliest and most painful types of cancer," with 95 percent of patients dying within five years of diagnosis, according to a 2007 report in The New York Times. It hasn't been an easy year for Franklin. In August, she was forced to cancel two concert appearances after breaking her ribs in a fall; last ...
The late summer teal dusk of September is leaving us. You did know that September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and that teal is the ribbon color, didn't you? And of course you saw the woman with Teal Toes. Oh I guess not, since she's in Chicago, and you're in Cincinnati. But you must have seen the teal fountains around town. They're everywhere! Why, entire cities have colored their oceanfronts teal in honor of ovarian cancer survivors. Coastal cities aside, teal has a long way to go to catch up with pink. It's almost October, aka "pink nausea" in some circles. October is Breast ...
For a moment in time, she was pediatric resident Dr. Marnie Rose at Memorial Hermann in Houston. I got to know her a little during my first, tumultuous year of recovery from ovarian cancer. Dr. Rose was on TV. Back in those days I was combing the schedule for any reality show that slithered its way to the tube. There among the dreck of the early 2000s (guilty pleasures "Mr. Personality," et al., I'm looking at you) was the lovely Ms. Rose in "Houston Medical," an ABC show that featured doctors, patients and their families. The program, shot over the course of a year, ran for six episodes in ...
(Aug. 3) -- All sugars are not created equal, according to new research that's established fructose as the food of choice for hungry, proliferating pancreatic cancer cells. And the finding offers more than just a new clue to understanding, and maybe curing, cancer. It's also bad news for most Americans, who devour more fructose, much of it via high-fructose corn syrup, than ever. The sugary compound -- derived from glucose and fructose -- is found in soft drinks, packaged cookies, cereals and other grocery store mainstays. The average American consumes nearly 60 pounds of HFCS a year. What ...
The bra-color meme that's sweeping Facebook and allegedly raising awareness of breast cancer got a nice one-two punch from my colleague Frances Tobin. ...
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