‘Rollercoaster…’ posts

“Rollercoaster: How a man can survive his partner’s breast cancer” is a comprehensive memoir-chronicle and guide to scientific research, meds and where to get help — and can aid female patients and caregivers even though it’s geared toward male caregivers.

Additional “Rollercoaster…” blog items can be found on the VitalityPress website.

Pair to get $87 million for Roundup lymphoma

An Alameda County judge blames Monsanto for cancer-causing agent despite cutting $2 billion award Even as a judge sliced an award against Monsanto from $2 billion, she reaffirmed the jury's conclusion that the company's weedkiller was "a substantial factor" in...

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Disease may cause loss of control of limbs, eyes

Rare autoimmune disease that attacks brain can be triggered by testicular cancer, new study saysScientists using a novel diagnostic tool have discovered that testicular cancer can trigger a rare autoimmune disease.That process stems from antibodies fighting the cancer...

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Jurist raps Bayer company for being uncaring

Judge expected to trim $80 million jury verdict against Monsanto for its cancer-causing RoundupThe judge in the first federal court suit against Monsanto intends to reduce a jury's $80 million damage award.Bob EgelkoAccording to a story by Bob Egelko this week on the...

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Bayer/Monsanto trying to fix damaged image

Maker of Roundup herbicide planning to spend $5.6 billion on research to find a new weed-killerDespite, or maybe because of, facing more than 5,000 lawsuits over its Roundup herbicide causing cancer, Bayer AG plans to spend $5.6 billion on researching a new...

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FDA finds bodies are absorbing chemicals

Stop your worrying — a new study indicates you can keep smearing on sunscreens to prevent skin cancer Worries about skin cancer should supersede concerns about absorbing sunscreen into the bloodstream.Dr. Aaron E. CarrollAt least that's the conclusion of a new...

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Minorities feel cast aside by health system

Minorities feel cast aside by health system

Black women's fatality rate from breast cancer greatly exceeds that of whites, HuffPost story saysBlack women are 40% more likely to die of breast cancer than whites, especially in the South.That was the conclusion of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,...

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