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		Gene Linked to Schizophrenia May Reduce Cancer Risk It is unclear just how a gene may raise schizophrenia risk while protecting against some cancers.

		Beating Cancer: A Blueprint for Survival Developing positive paths to life extension and recovery.

		Minorities Less Likely to Know About Breast Cancer Treatment Options It’s important for women to be able to do what we call a high-quality decision-making process

		Cancer Treatment and Facilities Guide for Patients and Families Now, those with cancer have a comprehensive information resource available to guide treatment options and survival.

		Living With Cancer: Dealing With Hair Loss From Radiation or Chemotherapy Hair loss is one of the unfortunate results of treating cancer with radiation or chemotherapy. There is no way to prevent losing your hair, but here are some tips that will help you make the best of the situation.

		Promising New Cervical Cancer Vaccine Merck has finished its late-stage clinical trial of a promising new vaccine.

		Living With Cancer: Dealing with Dry Mouth or Thick Saliva Caused by Cancer Medication or Treatment A dry mouth or the production of thick saliva occurs with certain cancer medications and treatments. These side effects are annoying to say the least. However, there are things you can do to alleviate the conditions.

		Talking to Your Children about Cancer If you've been diagnosed with cancer, you will need to talk to your children about your disease. Children often sense when something is not right with a parent or family member – they can feel the stress and see the differences in routines.

		Promising New Treatment for Prostate Cancer Patients A recent study found that men with advanced prostate cancer may have extended lives when Vitamin D is used in conjunction with docetaxel (Taxotere).

		Cancer Prevention Is Closer Than Ever Investigations into cancer prevention through various means are giving specialists reasons to be optimistic about the future.

		Eating Tips Before Cancer Treatment The National Cancer Institute has put together some guidelines for eating before cancer treatment. By following these guidelines, you can help yourself feel better while you receive treatment.

		More Patients Needed for Cancer Clinical Trials More than 1.2 million people will receive a diagnosis of cancer in 2006.

		Living With Cancer: Five Tips on Caregiving Being a caregiver for a patient with cancer is a demanding and stressful task. There are things you can do to make the job easier.

		Breast Cancer Prevention Begins with Self-Advocacy Many women need to learn how to ask questions that are uncomfortable to assure they get the best care.

		For the Shock and Perplexities of a Breast-Cancer Diagnosis Come Answers Book is a guide to navigating the challenges of breast-cancer treatment and recovery

		Post-Treatment Physical Limitations Can Shorten Lives of Breast-Cancer Survivors After a breast-cancer regimen, everyday activity is critical

		For the Shock and Perplexities of a Breast-Cancer Diagnosis Come Answers Book is a guide to navigating the challenges of breast-cancer treatment and recovery