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A One-Shot Treatment for Breast CancerPosted on Jun 6, 2010
British researchers have demonstrated that a single, targeted dose of radiation in treating breast cancer can be just as effective as the prolonged course of radiotherapy that is commonly used to treat the disease. The researchers said the technique not only saves time and money, but dramatically reduces the chance of injury to a patient’s vital organs. —JCL
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By hinchliffes, July 13, 2011 at 9:30 pm Link to this comment
Fortunately for women, it seems the process of treating breast cancer have been shortened. This cost savings might also translate into less problems when it comes to hospital and injury claims, making it less complicated.
Report thisBy Markus, June 6, 2010 at 11:53 am Link to this comment
In response to rfidler, if it was needless to say, then why did you say it?
I did not specify anything other than to detail yours and others unwillingness to search for the truth, in which you despised. You are profound in your ignorance, and rude.
Report thisBy rico, suave, June 6, 2010 at 11:36 am Link to this comment
Markus:
Needless to say, you’re not dealing with breast cancer.
I can hear my mom now: “Well, son, I would get the new treatment, but I don’t want to appear to be falling for the propaganda of the hegemonic medical mafia.”
What a load of crap!
Report thisBy Markus, June 6, 2010 at 10:22 am Link to this comment
The promotion of selling radiation seems more to the tune of propaganda, especially when the Japanese dealt with this problem twice before, and they found they could beat disease with technology. I suggest to those who would have to deal with this problem to truly dig out the truth, look around a bit, and research the technological aspects outside of the hegemony before succumbing to the medical mafia.
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