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Biden to speak about ambitious push to find cancer cure - KRISTV.com
Biden to speak about ambitious push to find cancer cure - KRISTV.com
BOSTON (AP) - Vice President Joe Biden is speaking in Boston about the White House's ambitious push to find a cure for cancer.Biden will speak Wednesday afternoon about the so-called "Cancer Moonshot" initiative at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate.President Obama announced the initiative in his final State of the Union address in January.He's created a task force comprised of the heads of at least a dozen federal departments and agencies, including the National Cancer Institute, the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Mother, 27, who was told her cancer was just a cold may never speak again after treatment caused her throat to DOUBLE in size
Mother, 27, who was told her cancer was just a cold may never speak again after treatment caused her throat to DOUBLE in size
They revealed she had anIt had returned just 4 months later and doctors removed her voice boxA mother who had her voicebox removed to battle her cancer has been told she may never speak again - after it caused her throat to double in size.Heather Longdon, from Nottingham, was told by her GP she was suffering from a cold because she had a constant cough and sore throat.But after six months of persistence, doctors finally diagnosed her with stage three laryngeal cancer.Seven weeks of treatment left the 27-year-old cancer free, but unfortunately it had returned just four months later.
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Vice President scheduled to speak about cancer initiative
Vice President scheduled to speak about cancer initiative
BOSTON, Mass.(NEWS10) — Vice President Joe Biden is speaking out about the fight against cancer.He's scheduled to speak in Boston on Wednesday about the 'Cancer Moonshot' Initiative at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate.The initiative combines over a dozen federal departments and agencies to double the rate of progress in cancer reach and treatment.
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