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Nurses are collecting warm clothes for cancer patients in Richland County
Nurses are making sure patients stay warm, and the public can help with the "Winter Warmth Drive" by donating new coats, hats, gloves and blankets.
Apart from being super-glamorous, of course. They are all survivors of breast cancer – and this week they will be taking to ...
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This Breast Cancer Survivor Couldn’t Find a Mastectomy Bra to Make Her Feel Beautiful—So She Created Her Own
Dana Donofree, a triple-positive infiltrative ductal carcinoma survivor, launched AnaOno in 2014 to provide women with breast ...
The Haunted Halsted Halloween Parade, a wine tasting and fashion show at The Promontory and Midwest Ska Fest are also on deck ...
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Jennifer Wrynne on chaotic family life, work and the life changing aspects of cancer diagnosis
In a stunning photoshoot with RSVP Magazine, Jennifer Wrynne opened up on her shock breast cancer diagnosis, juggling four young kids with her influencer work and falling in love with her childhood sw ...
The Maryland general assembly will take up a bill that would mandate insurance companies to cover a treatment that could save ...
When Maureen Green was diagnosed with breast cancer several years ago, the finance professional and mom-of-two decided to try scalp cooling, a treatment that helps preserve hair during chemotherapy.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Hair loss due to chemotherapy can be an emotional experience for cancer patients. Now, researchers at Michigan State University are developing a new product to stop hair loss.
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