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July 2001 Subscribe | Archived Issues |
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The Importance of Sleep
One of the most common side effects of cancer and its treatment is simply getting the right amount of sleep. At certain times during treatment and recovery you will need more sleep than usual. However, at many other times, getting sufficient sleep can be a challenge. Anxiety, depression, discomfort and pain can all affect your ability to sleep.
Behind the Breast Cancer Statistics
In their combined annual report to the nation on cancer incidence rates and mortality, the National Cancer Institute, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the American Cancer Society touted that overall cancer death rates continue to decline. However, a disturbing increase in breast cancer incidence continues-possibly due to dramatic increases in mammography screening.
Complementary Approaches
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Other Features FDA Approves Broader Use for CAD Influences on Mammography Screening Levels Bush Commits to Breast Cancer Research The Overlooked (and Overworked) Caregiver Smart Probe for Diagnosing Breast Cancer Separating Medical Fact From Fiction Success Factors for Quitting Smoking The Importance of Informed Consent Pain Management in Elderly Patients Challenging Medicare Coverage for PET Imaging Preventing Obesity to Prevent Cancer More Bad News for High-Dose Chemo
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