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CRISPR: hopes and research
I will keep you posted, also because it's a very fascinating technique that could potentially solve many health problems (and of course be used for evil...but that's not CRISPR fault, it's a fault in our brain!...which obviously CRISPR cannot fix!) "In addition, we also analyzed whether “i-CRISPR” has
I will keep you posted, also because it's a very fascinating technique that could potentially solve many health problems (and of course be used for evil...but that's not CRISPR fault, it's a fault in our brain!...which obviously CRISPR cannot fix!) "In addition, we also analyzed whether “i-CRISPR” has
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Started on piqray & fulvestrant yesterday
Hello to all I now know that on the trial I decided to be on, I’ve I’ve been alloted piqray with fulvestrant shots. I had my two first ever fulvestrant injections! Wow. They hurt. But nurse put ice packs on before. And also after. What a new onslaught to my system. Here we go. I never knew the ibrance
Hello to all I now know that on the trial I decided to be on, I’ve I’ve been alloted piqray with fulvestrant shots. I had my two first ever fulvestrant injections! Wow. They hurt. But nurse put ice packs on before. And also after. What a new onslaught to my system. Here we go. I never knew the ibrance
Timtam56
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
Neurofibroma
Not thyroid related, but has anyone experienced under skin neurofibroma? Trying to figure out whether to have it removed or not. No pain, but wondering if it shall get bigger in size.
Not thyroid related, but has anyone experienced under skin neurofibroma? Trying to figure out whether to have it removed or not. No pain, but wondering if it shall get bigger in size.
Huskyy
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
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Potential immunotherapy for MBC
Hello ladies, it is my first post, I am writing from a small country in Europe, and I felt very grateful in the past months to discover your stories, since I've been diagnosed with de novo MBC (bone mets in spine and pelvis) this January, being aged 33. It gave me a lot of knowledge about my disease,
Hello ladies, it is my first post, I am writing from a small country in Europe, and I felt very grateful in the past months to discover your stories, since I've been diagnosed with de novo MBC (bone mets in spine and pelvis) this January, being aged 33. It gave me a lot of knowledge about my disease,
Any1989
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Hemorrhoid treatment after Brachytherapy for Prostate Cancer
I was being treated for Hemorrhoids 2 years ago when I learned that I needed to have treatment for prostate cancer. I decided on HDR Brachytherapy. When I informed my colorectal surgeon that I would by getting radiation treatment, he told me that he could not treat my remaining hemorrhoids, since the
I was being treated for Hemorrhoids 2 years ago when I learned that I needed to have treatment for prostate cancer. I decided on HDR Brachytherapy. When I informed my colorectal surgeon that I would by getting radiation treatment, he told me that he could not treat my remaining hemorrhoids, since the
PopCubby
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
Doxorubicin pegylated liposomal
Hello Thrivers I hope you are all going well.I had a bone biopsy last week, I can honestly say it was a horrible experience. One I hope never to repeat. I have now been diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. My first diagnoses was er+pr+ her 2 negative. Mets to bones and liver last September.
Hello Thrivers I hope you are all going well.I had a bone biopsy last week, I can honestly say it was a horrible experience. One I hope never to repeat. I have now been diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. My first diagnoses was er+pr+ her 2 negative. Mets to bones and liver last September.
Cherry38
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
Airing Pain 141: Living with Childhood and Young Adult Cancer
Pain Concern is delighted to announce that the second edition of our mini-series on the lasting impact of childhood pain is OUT NOW
Airing Pain 141: Living with Childhood and Young Adult Cancer
This edition of Airing Pain sheds light on the unique challenges of living with cancer as a child
Pain Concern is delighted to announce that the second edition of our mini-series on the lasting impact of childhood pain is OUT NOW
Airing Pain 141: Living with Childhood and Young Adult Cancer
This edition of Airing Pain sheds light on the unique challenges of living with cancer as a child
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Pain Concern
7 months ago
Post segmentectomy pathology report
Hi everyone, Hopefully i am at the right place to share my concern regarding my pathology report following surgery. The report mention a negative margin, lymph nodes negative but postive detection on the removed pleural and also lymphovascular invasion. Even if the actual cancer nodule was only 1,2 cm
Hi everyone, Hopefully i am at the right place to share my concern regarding my pathology report following surgery. The report mention a negative margin, lymph nodes negative but postive detection on the removed pleural and also lymphovascular invasion. Even if the actual cancer nodule was only 1,2 cm
zzchristianzz
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
1 year ago
Actinic Keratosis
Good morning from the US of A, Yesterday I received notification from a scalp biopsy I had done last week that the sore on the top of my head is Actinic Keratosis. In researching it I found it is due to ultra violet ray exposure and it is pre cancerous. I mentioned to the Dermatologist that I have been
Good morning from the US of A, Yesterday I received notification from a scalp biopsy I had done last week that the sore on the top of my head is Actinic Keratosis. In researching it I found it is due to ultra violet ray exposure and it is pre cancerous. I mentioned to the Dermatologist that I have been
mbr8076
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MPN Voice
4 months ago
Gleason downgraded by JH
After my initial MRI came back showing a Pi-Rad 5 in left side, I had a biopsy which came back G 7 (3+4). Two cores were (20%, 30%) and two others were (5%, 60%) - all on left side. Evidence of perineural invasion. JH came back with a G 6 (3+3): two cores were (30%, 40%) and the other two were (5%,
After my initial MRI came back showing a Pi-Rad 5 in left side, I had a biopsy which came back G 7 (3+4). Two cores were (20%, 30%) and two others were (5%, 60%) - all on left side. Evidence of perineural invasion. JH came back with a G 6 (3+3): two cores were (30%, 40%) and the other two were (5%,
tcott54
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
Haven’t posted for a while 😊
Well I have a a hard time these past couple of months I had my mother in law in and out of hospital she got cancer on one of her kidneys and had removed them in her bladder got that removed and now we are gonna start some type of therapy! As for my mom she has been ok we’re still with a low dose of
Well I have a a hard time these past couple of months I had my mother in law in and out of hospital she got cancer on one of her kidneys and had removed them in her bladder got that removed and now we are gonna start some type of therapy! As for my mom she has been ok we’re still with a low dose of
Eirinik
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CLL Support
7 months ago
Ovarian cancer recurrence
Firstly, hi to anyone who may stumble across my post. Long story short, I was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer back in 2020. I had an ultra radical debulking surgery in August that year, followed by 6 rounds of carbo/taxol and maintenance via olaparib. I had a CT scan back in August which highlighted
Firstly, hi to anyone who may stumble across my post. Long story short, I was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer back in 2020. I had an ultra radical debulking surgery in August that year, followed by 6 rounds of carbo/taxol and maintenance via olaparib. I had a CT scan back in August which highlighted
Guitarplayinghobbit
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My Ovacome
7 months ago
Low Dose Seed Brachytherapy Side Effects
I just finished low dose seed brachytherapy six days ago. Post op I’ve had severe urinary retention issues mainly in the middle of the night, usually for just a few hours. Not bad enough to go to the ER, but a few times I wondered if I might have to. For some reason, daytime is not so bad. I was previously
I just finished low dose seed brachytherapy six days ago. Post op I’ve had severe urinary retention issues mainly in the middle of the night, usually for just a few hours. Not bad enough to go to the ER, but a few times I wondered if I might have to. For some reason, daytime is not so bad. I was previously
electronics-guy
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
Second opinion on biopsy
I very much appreciate all the kind words, support and advice I've recieved here on this forum. It has helped my journey. Here's a link to my original post: https://healthunlocked.com/prostate-cancer-community/posts/149682755/sadly-ive-joined-the-pca-club-...?responses=149722733&utm_source=notification
I very much appreciate all the kind words, support and advice I've recieved here on this forum. It has helped my journey. Here's a link to my original post: https://healthunlocked.com/prostate-cancer-community/posts/149682755/sadly-ive-joined-the-pca-club-...?responses=149722733&utm_source=notification
nvidia-ati
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
Anyone been on Fulvestrant 9 yrs?
Having bizarre symptoms that put me in the hospital twice in June, no CA found anywhere!Vision and balance off, toes numb(never had neuropathy),vertigo, N/V wt loss 20+, missed tx June now having hot flushes.Seeing Dizziness ENT next week and Balance Disorder testing.
Having bizarre symptoms that put me in the hospital twice in June, no CA found anywhere!Vision and balance off, toes numb(never had neuropathy),vertigo, N/V wt loss 20+, missed tx June now having hot flushes.Seeing Dizziness ENT next week and Balance Disorder testing.
fancydog
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
The Neuroscience of Cancer
The neuroscience of cancer Rebecca Mancusi & Michelle Monje Nature volume 618, pages 467–479 (2023)Cite this article Abstract The nervous system regulates tissue stem and precursor populations throughout life. Parallel to roles in development, the nervous system is emerging as a critical regulator
The neuroscience of cancer Rebecca Mancusi & Michelle Monje Nature volume 618, pages 467–479 (2023)Cite this article Abstract The nervous system regulates tissue stem and precursor populations throughout life. Parallel to roles in development, the nervous system is emerging as a critical regulator
Magnus1964
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
2020 pilot study on benefit of alpha blockers which I wish I had known about when I had local radiotherapy
A Pilot retrospective analysis of alpha-blockers on recurrence in men with localised prostate cancer treated with radiotherapy Open access Published: 18 May 2020 volume 10, Article number: 8191 (2020) Scientific Reports Jordan Hart, Briohny Spencer, Catherine M McDermott, Russ Chess-Williams, Donna
A Pilot retrospective analysis of alpha-blockers on recurrence in men with localised prostate cancer treated with radiotherapy Open access Published: 18 May 2020 volume 10, Article number: 8191 (2020) Scientific Reports Jordan Hart, Briohny Spencer, Catherine M McDermott, Russ Chess-Williams, Donna
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
chemo re challenge
hi there my father is about to start another cycle of carboplatin and etoposide this week. He had good response to this 5 years ago- much better than docetaxel or jevtana. I’m wondering your thoughts about whether this could be effective again.. it has been 5 years but has other treatments and progression
hi there my father is about to start another cycle of carboplatin and etoposide this week. He had good response to this 5 years ago- much better than docetaxel or jevtana. I’m wondering your thoughts about whether this could be effective again.. it has been 5 years but has other treatments and progression
Poppi07
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Progression and Niraparib
Morning everyone I was on Niraparib since last June 22 but this June it was stopped as my CT scan showed progression to my liver and possibly spleen. Also in peritoneum. My oncologist felt the Niraparib wasn’t working. Am now back on Paclitaxel and carboplatin and just had my first round. Due to have
Morning everyone I was on Niraparib since last June 22 but this June it was stopped as my CT scan showed progression to my liver and possibly spleen. Also in peritoneum. My oncologist felt the Niraparib wasn’t working. Am now back on Paclitaxel and carboplatin and just had my first round. Due to have
Skyeplus
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
BCC and SCC
The main types of skin cancer are basal cell carcinoma (BCC), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and melanoma - all named after the type of cells within the epidermis that they form in. 90% of cases are caused by cumulative or intermittent and intense exposure to ultraviolet radiation (UVR) which can result
The main types of skin cancer are basal cell carcinoma (BCC), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and melanoma - all named after the type of cells within the epidermis that they form in. 90% of cases are caused by cumulative or intermittent and intense exposure to ultraviolet radiation (UVR) which can result
SkcinHQ
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Skin Cancer UK
1 year ago
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