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This November asbestos related diseases mesothelioma and asbestosis will receive public attention in a Lung Cancer Awareness Month. The National Lung Cancer Partnership will attempt to use the event to decrease deaths due to

This year thousands of men will be diagnosed with BPH (Benign Prostrate Enlargement) or Prostrate Cancer. According to statistics, 1 out of every 2 males will suffer with BPH, and worse yet, 1

Asbestos exposure was a significant risk after the collapse of the World Trade Centre on September 11th, 2001. But despite it being nearly 10 years since the attack, people are still dying through asbestos-related

There are lots of treatment options for fibroids cure. The traditional treatment involves fibroids surgery like hysterectomy, myomectomy, cryosurgery and uterine artery embolization. There mere thought of surgery shocks most of us particularly if

Today, many cancer therapies are very sophisticated and effective on fighting off cancer. Before, cancer was thought to be a non curable, frightening disease that is beyond human capacity to handle. Although cancer is

Breast fibroids, also known as fibrocystic breast disease, fibroid bazongas, mammary dysplasia, benign breast illness and diffuse cystic mastopathy, are benign ( non-cancerous ), movable, rubbery nodules that cause unpleasant swelling near the breast

There used to be little doctors could do to treat Mesothelioma patients, but now those who suffer from the rare lung cancer have been given hope that a new wonder surgery can add years

You've seen the pink ribbon before. It's the international symbol for breast cancer awareness, going as far back as 1991 when the Susan G. Komen Foundation first handed them out to participants in a

Asbestos was used very widely in the construction industry at the end of the nineteenth, and at the beginning of the twentieth centuries. Unfortunately, at the time people did not understand the health risks

It was revealed this year that some schools are still failing to meet their legal duty to protect pupils from potentially deadly asbestos. The findings were the result of a snapshot survey of 16