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Uninsured women twice as likely as insured women to not get Pap smears

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Pap smears are used to detect cancer or abnormal cells on the cervix and are recommended every three years for women age 18 – 64.

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Cervical cancer: a disease of ‘loose’ women?

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Preoperative therapy in patients with esophageal cancer shows survival benefit

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What’s in store? Hopes and dreams and so much more

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Skin Cancer in pictures

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Alcohol and bowel cancer linked

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As Heather reported on earlier today, another blow to alcohol consumption has been found. European research released that week shows a connection amidst alcohol consumption and the possibility of developing bowel cancer.

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Cancer patients see maze of care from doctors

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If you have been through cancer treatment recently, were you given varying opinions from several medical practitioners? whether so, you are not alone, as many cancer patients seem to be lost in haze of confusing medical jargon and differing opinions from several doctors.

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Aricept Eases Symptoms of Severe Alzheimer’s

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(HealthDay News) — A drug that’s been a mainstay of treatment for mild-to-moderate Alzheimer’s disease symptoms is also safe and effective for people with more advanced stages of the disease, a new study suggests.

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FDA Panel: Keep Avandia on Market

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Recommendation Made Despite Concerns That Diabetes Drug Boosts Heart Attack Risk

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July 30, 2007 — An FDA advisory panel said Monday the diabetes drug Avandia should remain on the U.S. market, despite widespread concerns that it raises the risk of heart attacks.

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Cancer by the Numbers: Osteosarcoma

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