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Hundreds walk for breast cancer awareness at HCC
Hundreds walk for breast cancer awareness at HCC
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Young breast cancer survivor Beth Harris encourages others
Young breast cancer survivor Beth Harris encourages others
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Young Hampton Roads mother battles breast cancer
Young Hampton Roads mother battles breast cancer
Fewer than five percent of women under the age of 40 are diagnosed with breast cancer, according to the Susan G. Komen organization.In 2015, Carrollton resident Kendall Lanois became a member of that 5 percent.Lanois entered her 30s with a new baby, a strong marriage and her independence.According to her, everything seemed right until she was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 31.
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Finding the right waves to cut breast cancer
Finding the right waves to cut breast cancer
A team at IIT-Ropar is trying to use radio waves to treat this form of cancer, which is the most common cause of cancer deaths among women in IndiaThe International Agency for Research on Cancer, a World Health Organisation agency that decides on the carcinogenicity of a vast list of things, lists radio waves — those emitted by mobile phones, for example — as a "possible carcinogen".However a team of researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar (IIT-R), in Punjab, are trying to use radio waves to treat breast cancer, the most common cause of cancer deaths among women in India.Radio waves are a big chunk of the electromagnetic spectrum and indispensable for the working of several of our communication devices from radios to satellites.However, the higher the frequency of electromagnetic waves, the more energetic they are and the greater their chances of being harmful to the body.
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Thousands make strides against breast cancer in Biloxi
Thousands make strides against breast cancer in Biloxi
Kristi Goss and her dog, Bentley, joined more than 7,000 walkers on Saturday.(Photo source: WLOX)The Biloxi Town Green was taken over by a lot of heart, a big celebration, and tons of pink Saturday morning.It was the devastating disease of breast cancer - and in particular, defeating it - that brought out so many people.With their sights set on defeating breast cancer, the largest ever Making Strides crowd took to downtown Biloxi to share stories, strength, and inspiration, and to have a blast at the 2016 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5k.
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