‘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.

Split cancer ruling befuddles the public

Top California court says three companies don't need to put warning labels on cereals The California Supreme Court has let three breakfast-cereal giants off the hook.Last week's ruling that denied a review of an appellate decision means the corporations needn't...

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When are drug costs and side effects too much?

Study shows new hope for some breast cancer patients through immunotherapy drugsBreast cancer for a long time was in effect immune from immunotherapy. That apparently is no longer the case.According to an Associated Press story by Marilynn Marchione this week, one of...

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Fighting the virus that spreads through sex

Federal regulators boost their OK on use of cervical cancer vaccine from age 26 to age 45U.S. regulators have expanded the use of Merck's cervical cancer vaccine, Gardasil 9, to adults up to age 45.The vaccine, according to a recent story by Linda A....

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‘Fundamental change’ in treating tumor cells

Nobel Prize goes to American, Japanese working separately on cancer immunotherapiesTwo researchers who worked on game-changing therapies that unleash brakes against cancer have won 2018's Nobel Prize for medicine.James P. Allison (left) and Tasuko HonjoThe pair — Dr....

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TV star joins disease-awareness initiative

Julia Louis-Dreyfus happily returns to  Emmy-winning 'Veep' role after breast cancerInstagram selfie with 'Veep' crew.  TV stalwart Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who'll undoubtedly remember her breast cancer diagnosis and treatments for the rest of her life, is...

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Jury in landmark case rules against Monsanto

Court verdict awards man who claims that Roundup caused his terminal cancer $289 millionMonsanto plans to appeal a verdict that awarded $289 million to a dying man who blamed its herbicide Roundup for his cancer.Attorneys for the 46-year-old former school...

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Appeal expected on ruling on breakfast foods

Los Angeles court says industry doesn't need to put cancer warning labels on cereals There's a cereal war going on these days.Between advocates of breakfast foods such as Grape-Nut flakes and Cheerios that contain whole grains and researchers who insist those...

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