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What are the foods we eat everyday that gradually breaks down the body

Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1731) 19h

There seems to be some conflicting reports about the safety of some everyday foods that we consume innocently. Processed meat like sausage, canned processed foods and a whole list of others have been linked with cancer , and some...

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In countryside there are medicinal plants are planted like nayantara

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (23230) 9 May

In the countryside there are medicinal plants which are planted. Nayantara plants are one of the forms of plants. They are used for treating certain types of cancer, also blood pressure and also...

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Not so Good News

TaxiLady @Ghostlady (2355) • United States 1 Apr

Went to see my Cancer Doctor today, and he told me the biopsy showed I have Lung Cancer. He is doing more tests to make sure it hasn't gone anywhere else, and to get an idea at what stage it is in. Then we will go from there. I...

oncologist

cancer

hanging in there

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Saw X (2023)

celticeagle @celticeagle (189789) • Boise, Idaho 19 Mar

Ouch! When you are given hope when all hope is gone only to find out it was a scam. Yeh, ouch! Revenge is an awaken. It's justice. Amanda is back to help him. 4 people who lied so sweetly telling John Kramer this wonder would...

revenge

cancer

justice

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Who needs two legs?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381741) • Rockingham, Australia 12 Mar

Michael Milton was born in Canberra, Australia, in 1973. At the age of nine, he contracted bone cancer which led to his left leg being amputated above the knee. In 2006, he had oesophageal cancer and underwent surgery,...

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New York City Police Officer rescues a person who was in an auto accident.

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (122065) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 5 Mar

New York Police Department (NYPD) officer Joseph Wetzel who was off duty in Hauppauge New York recently when he took action to pull a driver out of his vehicle that was involved in an auto accident that was overturned on Wednesday...

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My Teacher

jaishankar @Shivram59 (50131) • India 18 Feb

Right now, when I stopped at a small restaurant ro have a cup of tea,, I recieved a call from my friend One of my high school teachers died and hour back. He was 90 and had cancer in fourth stage. The doctor said they will...

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The Things We Think About Sometimes

celticeagle @celticeagle (189789) • Boise, Idaho 14 Feb

I don't know where some of the memories I get are coming from. Why I am remembering such things. But I will share this little story. I just thought of her. My mother died of rectal cancer. She was in a care facility for several...

mom

cancer

visit

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I have a question, mostly for us fe-type-males, but others can respond

ElicBxn @ElicBxn (64169) • United States 7 Feb

I have a lot of moles. I have always had a lot of them. Some of these moles were fine, no problem; some I actually liked, because they were kind of weird; and a few I just hated. When I was young, I had 4 on my face. Two were...

cancer

moles

removal

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What do you say?

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 1 Feb

Following on from my last post… What do you say when someone shares their bad news with you? Yesterday a friend (my co-conspirator in the props department!) told me she has breast cancer. What would you say under these...

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More bad news

Fleur @Fleura (34927) • United Kingdom 1 Feb

On January 1st we were told that a friend – who had recently retired and was enjoying a new phase of life sailing around Europe with his wife – had been diagnosed with leukaemia. Thankfully his treatment seems to be going well so...

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month

MandaLee @MandaLee (3804) • United States 6 Oct

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Please get your mammograms. Doing so could save your life. Although it isn't as common or discussed, men do get breast cancer as well. It is important that everyone take preventative...

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The Results

STOUTjodee @STOUTjodee (3670) • United States 20 Sep

Good morning fellow mylotters!! I've been trying to grasp my mind around all the information I'm getting and going to get since I received the information of my breast biopsy. The results are that it is cancerous!!! I go in...

biopsy

cancer

prayers

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Russian cancer vaccine found to be 100% effective

Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (1731) 8 Sep

Russia has begun the rolling out of its cancer vaccine known as Enteromix, after successful clinical trials. It is a vaccine designed to activate more immune cells in the body to identify and destroy cancel cells at their onset....

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We just got some good news

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 27 Aug

Jane's son, Paul has been dealing with a recurrence of thyroid cancer. His tests he took before heading to the states on a family vacation (they live in Switzerland) seemed serious enough that the doctor messaged him that he had...

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Ryne Sandberg

Fishmomma @Fishmomma (11658) • United States 29 Jul

I usually don't talk about sports, but back in the 1980's my daughter and I watched the Chicago Cubs. The baseball song was sung by Harry Caray and yes we sang along. Ryne Sandberg first played for the Phillies where things...

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The next step ahead

ultraman cosmos @id_peace (17036) • Singapore 25 Jul

I went for my job interview yesterday morning. It was at a rustic little sleep part of the town. Out of three persons in the interview, I knew two of them. Even through one of them may not know who I am. I think I would do well...

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At least some sliver linings

ultraman cosmos @id_peace (17036) • Singapore 5 Jul

I have some good news around. My dad has a stage 1 lung cancer. While a cancer is still a cancer but at least it is still just stage 1 and did not spread. It is much easier to contain than the other stages. I will be going for...

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Missing for awhile as a lot had happen

ultraman cosmos @id_peace (17036) • Singapore 31 May 25

I know that I went missing for weeks. Several things happened since 1. Work pressure is getting into me. I am very pressured by work. Not help by colleagues who cannot carry their own weight. 2. I cannot sleep at night. One day...

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Such Sad News

celticeagle @celticeagle (189789) • Boise, Idaho 2 Apr 25

I read that Val Kilmer had died and I just couldn't believe it. I am seeing it too much in the media to have any hope of it just being another one of those falsehoods some sites enjoy nowadays. No, it says he is dead at 65. I...

val kilmer

cancer

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