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CANCER: 50 ESSENTIAL THINGS
TO DO: Revised and Updated
Edition
by Greg Anderson,
O. Carl Simonton (Foreword)
If you or a loved one has recently been
dianosed with cancer, have suffered a
recurrence, or are in remission, this book
is for you.
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WHAT TO EAT IF YOU HAVE
CANCER
by Daniella Chace, Maureen Keane,
John A. Lung
Improved dietary habits can support
cancer treatment programs; yet too few
cancer guides provide much information
on just what kind of diet should be
followed. Enter this title, written by two
licensed nutritionists and focusing on
foods which reduce toxicity from
chemotherapy and increase the body's
recovery process. From supplement
"dos and don'ts" to insights on natural
foods, this covers many topics.
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A BREAST CANCER JOURNEY
by American Cancer Society
This book will supply invaluable,
up-to-date information about diagnosis,
treatment options, and the path ahead.
It is written in a friendly, understandable
way, with information that is comprehensive
but not overwhelming.
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LUNG CANCER: Myths, Facts,
Choices--and Hope
by Claudia I. Henschke, Peggy McCarthy, Sarah Wernick
The sheer volume of information presented
here is the strength of this comprehensive
manual on lung cancer. Writing with
freelancer Wernick, Henschke, chief of
the division of chest imaging at New
York Hospital Cornell Medical Center,
provides a medical perspective on the
disease, while McCarthy, founder of the
Alliance for Lung Cancer Advocacy,
Support and Education (ALCASE) offers
support for those afflicted as well as
their caregivers.
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SURVIVING CANCER
by Margie Levine
"When facing a major health crisis,
connecting with people is an invaluable
lifeline," writes Margie Levine in Surviving
Cancer: One Woman's Story and Her
Inspiring Program for Anyone Facing a
Cancer Diagnosis.
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NON-HODGKIN’S LYMPHOMAS:
Making Sense of Diagnosis,
Treatment and Options
by Lorraine Johnston
Johnston, the daughter of a non-Hodgkin's
lymphoma survivor and the wife of a
Hodgkin's patient, presents a voluminous
look at coping with the medical, financial,
social, and research aspects of
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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100 QUESTION and ANSWERS
ABOUT MELANOMA & OTHER
SKIN CANCERS
by Margie Levine
Covers a wide range of topics, including
skin cancer basics; prevention, diagnosis,
treatment and side effects; and strategies
for coping with emotional and
healthcare issues.
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NOTHING TO FEAR: The Key
to Cancer Survival
by Margie Levine
Since he was first diagnosed with cancer
in 1995, trusted advisor and best-selling
author Larry Burkett has learned, in his
words, "more than I ever wanted to know"
about cancer and the keys to living
through the healing process. |
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STOPPING CANCER BEFORE
IT STARTS
by Margie Levine
Balanced and sensible, this volume
provides a clear and informative
introduction to cancer; it contrasts
cancer facts and fictions, then
reviews optimal lifestyle choices
for disease prevention. |
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