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News: November 08, 2009

A Rule on Eye Treatment Is Likely to Cost Millions
Published: Friday, October 2, 2009 at 5:11 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, October 2, 2009 at 5:11 a.m. Medicare is putting in place a new policy that may sharply curtail the use of the cancer drug Avastin as a treatment for eye diseases.
Source:HendersonvilleNews.com
Date:October 2, 2009
"O" Magazine keeps eye on Arnold
... the outcome of a bill on Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's, R-Calif., desk. The bill would require operators of breast cancer detection scans to post notices when the machines fail to meet certification standards. Oprah's magazine is working on a ...
Source:ABC7 KGO
Date:October 2, 2009
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As your older children board the bus to go back to school, it can be difficult for the younger ones.
Source:Http
Date:October 2, 2009
McLaren Health Care to build first proton beam th...
Michigan's first proton beam therapy center will be a whole lot bigger than a bread box - but considerably smaller than a football field, thanks to new technology that will allow McLaren Health Care to build the revolutionary cancer treatment facility right here in Flint.
Source:The Flint Journal
Date:October 2, 2009
Mike puts his best foot forward for cancer ward
KEEP an eye out for a team of walkers this Saturday, who will be striding out from Fazakerley Hospital to St Helens to raise cash for a cancer ward.
Source:Sthelensstar.co.uk
Date:October 2, 2009
Sarah's Strength...Sweetness...Bag Cleansing...Da...
... have come to know the bright light that is Sarah Mary Hughes. Sarah (9 years old) is courageously battling brain cancer. Her wisdom beyond years, her strength and her absolutely discerning eye for color have lead to this Sarah's Strength duo of ...
Source:Glassybaby
Date:October 2, 2009
Cancer patient had to wait hours in casualty afte...
AN EASTBOURNE pensioner was left waiting in casualty for hours for two stitches when she fell outside the hospital moments after she had been told her she was too ill to have treatment for cancer.
Source:Rye And Battle Today
Date:October 2, 2009
Fundraisers to help toddlers battle cancer, arthr...
... Saturday to help each in the quest for better health. A benefit spaghetti dinner and silent auction for 2-year-old cancer patient Michael Thomas is planned for 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Homer City Nazarene Church, 3376 Rt. 119 Hwy South, Homer ...
Source:PittsburghLIVE.com
Date:October 2, 2009
Super gran Anne's brave battle with breast cancer
When Donegal woman Anne McShea lost her mother to breast cancer in 1968, there was little talk about women checking themselves for lumps or going for regular mammograms.
Source:Derry Today
Date:October 2, 2009
United by pink
... know that the community was rooting for each other and raising awareness for a deadly disease made the upbeat breast cancer survivor smile. She and her Positively Pink survivor support group members from Cambridge and Caldwell were among the ...
Source:ZanesvilleTimesRecorder.com
Date:October 2, 2009
Banner on display at city hall
Breast cancer awareness month began today with what has to be the ultimate show of support.
Source:KSEE-TV Fresno
Date:October 1, 2009
Bra Banner At Fresno City Hall
A banner of decorated bras is on display at Fresno City Hall to mark the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Source:KSEE-TV Fresno
Date:October 1, 2009
QLT completes $248-million sale of U.S. subsidiary
... treatment Visudyne. QLT USA's principal asset is the Eligard line of products for the treatment of prostate cancer, manufactured by TOLMAR Holding's wholly-owned subsidiary TOLMAR, Inc. The deal calls for QLT to receive $20 million US up front and ...
Source:The Vancouver Sun
Date:October 1, 2009
Eye drug company QLT sells U.S. subsidiary in dea...
... worth up to US$230 million. QLT USA's principal asset is the Eligard line of products for the treatment of prostate cancer. Under the deal, QLT received $20 million on closing and will receive another $10 million on or before Oct. 1, 2010. QLT will ...
Source:The Winnipeg Free Press
Date:October 1, 2009
Dog lover helps ease Autism's grip
... retrievers. They were almost inseparable. Then, almost three winters ago, he died. It was an unexpected, fast-moving cancer. She had to regroup; the golden days in the field were over. She had to decide what to do next. You can see the results of ...
Source:Toledo Blade
Date:October 1, 2009
's Breast Cancer Awareness Month Gift Guide
... sunglasses sold will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure Rosena Sammi thinks embodying the spirit of Breast Cancer Awareness Month is the word "hope". Consider showing your support by wearing the Sanskrit word for "hope" decorated with ...
Source:Second City Style
Date:October 1, 2009
Sanofi-Merrimack deal keeps trend alive
Our oncology M&A list keeps growing. Sanofi-Aventis SA , which is already on it, is acquiring the rights to sell an experimental cancer treatment developed by Merrimack Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Source:Tech Confidential Blog
Date:October 1, 2009
Swiffer "in the pink" to raise funds for breast c...
Special Edition Swiffer Sweeper and Swiffer Dusters sales to benefit the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation TORONTO , Oct.
Source:Canada NewsWire
Date:October 1, 2009
Hundreds unite for breast cancer awareness
... know that the community was rooting for each other and raising awareness for a deadly disease made the upbeat breast cancer survivor smile. She and her Positively Pink survivor support group members from Cambridge and Caldwell were among the ...
Source:ZanesvilleTimesRecorder.com
Date:October 1, 2009
Local optometrist speaks to breast cancer sup
'Have fun in the sun, but protect your eyes.' That was the advice given to the participants of the Breast Cancer Support Group by Dr.
Source:The Daily Sentinel
Date:September 22, 2009
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