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Week 2's PA HS football notebook
The Varsity BlogFor a second straight year, a group of high school football writers from across the state is collaborating on a Pennsylvania high school football notebook each week. Andrew Shay of the Patriot-News compiles the collection of nuggets from across PA...... -
Week 8 PA high school football notes
The Varsity BlogAndrew Shay of the Harrisburg Patriot-News has compiled and sent out the Pennsylvania high school football notebook for Week 8. Below is a look at what's happening around the state. It’s been a record-breaking season at Mount Carmel. Quarterback... -
Edgy Tim on football | An inspirational friend, indeed
Stunned and saddened was my reaction last week when I heard former Brother Rice and Illinois Wesleyan football player Andrew Weishar had died of colorectal cancer at age 21. It brought back the feeling from this spring, when Joliet Catholic defensive...Tags: Chemotherapy, Michigan State Spartans, Illinois Wesleyan University, Joliet, Awards and Prizes
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Mayo Clinic Medical Edge: Having colon polyps doesn't mean cancer is inevitable
Premium Health News ServiceDEAR MAYO CLINIC: Last month, I had a few polyps removed during a colonoscopy. Does this mean I'm more likely to get colon cancer? My physician told me it was nothing to worry about, but I thought having a polyp meant cancer is inevitable. ANSWER: Having...Tags: Surgery, Overweight, Mayo Clinic, Cancer, Abdominal Pain
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New program shows what high school sports are all about
The fall scholastic sports season is well under way and in every corner of the Valley, in every sport, kids are competing for wins and championships. But this year most of our area high school teams are learning that sports is not just about winning....Tags: Pleasant Valley, Fogelsville, Pen Argyl, Nazareth, Breinigsville
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ENVIRONMENTAL NUTRITION: 3 prostate-protecting diet tips
Entree"It seems nearly all men will develop prostate cancer if they live long enough," says Karen Collins, M.S., R.D., C.D.N., nutrition advisor for the American Institute for Cancer Research. Thus, scientists have been searching for lifestyle measures that can...Tags: Healthy Diet, Dietary Supplements, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Weight, Illinois Institute of Technology
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If that don't beat all
Well, if that don't beat all! Durn the luck, but my brain cavity couldn't see the trees for the forest. I guess I should have remembered the advice from the “Song of the Lazy Farmer,” who used to espouse sitting back and relaxing and letting life's...Tags: High Blood Pressure, Beet Tops, Healthy Diet, Greens, Beets
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Are cancer patients' hopes for chemo too high?
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - At least two thirds of people with advanced cancer in a new survey believed the chemotherapy they're receiving might cure them, even though the treatment is only being given to buy some time or make them comfortable. "Their...Tags: Philosophy, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins University, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Drugs and Medicines
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Bringing humor to tumor: Stand up 2 Cancer blends comedy with message
VarietyBizzers mingled with medical researchers and cancer survivors at Friday's Stand Up 2 Cancer telethon held at the Shrine Auditorium. The event's blend of live performances, motivational messages from stars and tearjerker stories worked to create an...Tags: Katie Couric, Seth Rogen, Chelsea Handler, Samuel L. Jackson, Comedy (genre)
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Does colonoscopy save lives?
Premium Health News ServiceThe wisdom of colonoscopy screening seems obvious. The test enables a physician to examine the lining of the entire colon and to remove small, potentially precancerous growths called polyps during the exam. As a result, it has the potential not only to...Tags: Sigmoidoscopy, General Practitioners, Blood, Medical Procedures and Tests, Trials
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Widow Fights On for Husband's Legacy
@colekirstinYou can see the sorrow still in Jennifer McNamara's face, and her voice still catches at times when she talks about her firefighter husband John, who died after succumbing to 9/11 related colon cancer. But the sorrow resides side-by-side with another...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Long Island
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NSU continues to grow bigger, better, brighter
Good things take time. A good thing happened on the Northern State campus Wednesday afternoon in Aberdeen. The school dedicated its addition to the Barnett Center. It was a 26,411-square foot, 5-some year, around $3 million journey. As with such big...
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