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Signs of
Breast Cancer
By Meena Chauhan
 Breast
cancer is the most common type of cancer in
women and the leading cause of cancer
deaths. Every woman's breasts are different
so it is important for each individual woman
to be familiar with her breasts in order to
recognize any peculiarities. Unfortunately,
the early stages of breast cancer may not
have any symptoms. This is why it is
important to follow screening
recommendations.
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Breast Cancer
Awareness
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 Thriving
After Breast Cancer: Essential Healing
Exercises for Body and Mind
By Sherry Lebed Davis,
Stephanie Gunning, Stephanie Gunning
Purchase For: $17.50
The Lebed Method is a therapeutic exercise
and movement program originally established
for those with breast cancer to help regain
and maintain range of motion, balance-both
physically and emotionally and improve
'frozen shoulder'. It was developed by
Sherry Lebed and Dr. Marc and Joel Lebed in
1980 at Albert Einstein Medical Center in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was one of
the first Hospital based programs of it's
kind and now today has two medical studies
published on it's success with more studies
on the way. Over time they found that people
with all cancers, those with Lymphedema and
all chronic illness could benefit from this
program and today over 600 hospitals in more
than 14 countries have this wonderful
program available to all people with any
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The Main
Types of Colon Cancer
By Groshan Fabiola
 Colon
cancer is one the most prevalent forms of
cancer among the American population.
Although inappropriate diet and unhealthy
lifestyle considerably increase the risks of
developing colon cancer, many forms of the
disease occur on the premises of underlying
genetic predispositions. Statistics reveal
that more than 5 percent of colon cancers
worldwide are caused solely by genetic
dysfunctions and physiologic abnormalities.
Depending on their underlying cause, colon
cancers can be either acquired (sporadic
colon cancers), or genetically-inherited.
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My
Spouse Has Just Been Diagnosed With
Cancer - Now What?
By Jayne
Hutchinson
The first days, and even weeks after a
spouse's cancer diagnosis can be the
most emotional times of all. You're in
shock, operating on limited information,
and often have to deal with friends and
family's questions as well. Here are
some recommendations to get you through
this time.
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 Mind,
Body, and Soul : A Guide to Living with
Cancer By
Nancy Hassett Dahm
Purchase For:
$27.95
From the Publisher
This book has enormous social value. It
is of vital interest and importance to
many readers. Mind, Body, and Soul; A
Guide to Living with Cancer was written
by a compassionate, well-trained nurse
who has cared for over 400 cancer
patients and their families. This book
has all the answers to all the questions
she was ever asked. As you will see from
the reviews from prominent physicians at
leading cancer treatment centers, the
book is a remarkable achievement. Taylor
Hill Publishing is proud to offer you,
Mind, Body, and Soul; A Guide to Living
with Cancer. |
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Conquering Colon
Cancer
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 American
Cancer Society's Complete Guide to
Colorectal Caner
By
American Cancer Society
List Price: $19.95
Purchase For:
$15.56
Although colorectal cancer is the third
most common cancer found in men and
women, you may be unaware of your risk
and don't know what you can do to
prevent this serious disease. You may be
too embarrassed to ask your doctor about
changes in your bowel habits or get
screened for colorectal cancer. American
Cancer Society's Complete Guide to
Colorectal Cancer provides sound
information and support if you are
concerned about or diagnosed with
colorectal cancer. |
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