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Should we still be choosing fat-free over full-fat products?
Not CLL related, but given we usually reconsider our diet when we receive a cancer diagnosis, I thought many would be interested in what Rebecca Charlotte Reynolds, Lecturer in Nutrition, UNSW Australia has written: [i]'Light or “lite”, 99% fat-free, reduced fat, low fat, less fat, reduced calorie, low
Not CLL related, but given we usually reconsider our diet when we receive a cancer diagnosis, I thought many would be interested in what Rebecca Charlotte Reynolds, Lecturer in Nutrition, UNSW Australia has written: [i]'Light or “lite”, 99% fat-free, reduced fat, low fat, less fat, reduced calorie, low
AussieNeil
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CLL Support
8 years ago
My mom is taking Novomix 30 insulin & Jalra M 50/500 mg daily but her sugar level is not going below 300
Hi all, My name is Gaurav my mom is a diabetic from past 20 years earlier she was talking Tryglycomet 7.5 which helped in controlling her sugar level but since past 10 days Tryglcomet is banned so the doctor asked my mom to discontinue it. She is also taking Novomix 30 insulin & Jalra M 50/500 but from
Hi all, My name is Gaurav my mom is a diabetic from past 20 years earlier she was talking Tryglycomet 7.5 which helped in controlling her sugar level but since past 10 days Tryglcomet is banned so the doctor asked my mom to discontinue it. She is also taking Novomix 30 insulin & Jalra M 50/500 but from
gb_iamgaurav
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Diabetes India
8 years ago
Trolley for dialysis machine
Hello My husband will be starting CAPD at the beginning of July and then moving on to APD. We were told today that we will need to buy a trolley to keep the machine on - does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks Annie
Hello My husband will be starting CAPD at the beginning of July and then moving on to APD. We were told today that we will need to buy a trolley to keep the machine on - does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks Annie
Annie62
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Dialysis Support
8 years ago
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17 yrs w&w finally caught up with me
My somewhat odd combination,cll and essential thrombocytosis. We are treating the ET with oral chemo (Hydra),blood work needed every 2 wks for a while. I also have an iron deficiency so will get that intravenously (I have stomach issues,endoscopy next week,and constipation issues as well). Other than
My somewhat odd combination,cll and essential thrombocytosis. We are treating the ET with oral chemo (Hydra),blood work needed every 2 wks for a while. I also have an iron deficiency so will get that intravenously (I have stomach issues,endoscopy next week,and constipation issues as well). Other than
kitcat49
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CLL Support
8 years ago
CLL and Rubber Mulch and/or Artificial Turf
There have been some news reports about a potential association between Artificial Turf and Cancer - lymphoma and leukemia in particular. I put down a significant quantity of Rubber Mulch last summer (60 bags) in my garden (made of the same recycled rubber tires as Artificial Turf). In February, I
There have been some news reports about a potential association between Artificial Turf and Cancer - lymphoma and leukemia in particular. I put down a significant quantity of Rubber Mulch last summer (60 bags) in my garden (made of the same recycled rubber tires as Artificial Turf). In February, I
Mrsminton
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Interview with Dr. Kipps
Friends, Well, my bags should be packed because I am going to the European Hematology Association meeting in Copenhagen in a few hours, but they are not. Before the meeting starts on Thursday, I’ll be presenting some preliminary data from our Reader Poll at a symposium on Wednesday and attending a couple
Friends, Well, my bags should be packed because I am going to the European Hematology Association meeting in Copenhagen in a few hours, but they are not. Before the meeting starts on Thursday, I’ll be presenting some preliminary data from our Reader Poll at a symposium on Wednesday and attending a couple
bkoffman
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Just up dating you all
Thank you everyone who commented to me im currently still taking the colofac and amitriptyline being referred to hospital to see some one about my ibs been doing a food diary and tracking when my tummys been upset also staying clear of whats been upsetting me xx just started to notice though last 3 weeks
Thank you everyone who commented to me im currently still taking the colofac and amitriptyline being referred to hospital to see some one about my ibs been doing a food diary and tracking when my tummys been upset also staying clear of whats been upsetting me xx just started to notice though last 3 weeks
Shaz19911031
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IBS Network
8 years ago
Dr Susan O'Brien Sheds Light on Role of Next-Generation Agents in CLL
[i]'The treatment paradigm for relapsed/refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is slowly expanding, with clinical trials starting and a new generation of drugs being ushered in, says Susan M. O'Brien, MD. In an interview with OncLive, O’Brien, MD, hematologist, oncologist, UC Irvine Health Chao
[i]'The treatment paradigm for relapsed/refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is slowly expanding, with clinical trials starting and a new generation of drugs being ushered in, says Susan M. O'Brien, MD. In an interview with OncLive, O’Brien, MD, hematologist, oncologist, UC Irvine Health Chao
AussieNeil
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8 years ago
Physical activity may lower risk of some cancers
[i]'Being physically active during leisure time may lower a person’s risk of certain cancers, according to a new study. A high level of physical activity was associated with a 20% lower risk of myeloid leukemia, a 17% lower risk of myeloma, a 9% lower risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and a 7% lower risk
[i]'Being physically active during leisure time may lower a person’s risk of certain cancers, according to a new study. A high level of physical activity was associated with a 20% lower risk of myeloid leukemia, a 17% lower risk of myeloma, a 9% lower risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and a 7% lower risk
AussieNeil
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8 years ago
Dr. Mato on what really happens when we must stop our ibrutinib or idelalisib
Friends, I hope my US-based readers had a happy healthy holiday weekend. This past weekend, in addition to recovering from my Paris jetlag, I have been reading abstracts in preparation to travel to the European Hematology Association meeting next Monday in Copenhagen. The meeting doesn’t start until
Friends, I hope my US-based readers had a happy healthy holiday weekend. This past weekend, in addition to recovering from my Paris jetlag, I have been reading abstracts in preparation to travel to the European Hematology Association meeting next Monday in Copenhagen. The meeting doesn’t start until
bkoffman
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Copd diagnosed 5 years ago (2011)
Hello all, thought I would share my recent results which I am very happy with: I was diagnosed with copd 5 years ago, had been smoking 20 per day for 38 years. I stopped on 27 May 2012 at 5.45pm! My fev1 was 72% then. (Moderate) Over past 4 years I took up gym and swimming regularly - I am now 56,
Hello all, thought I would share my recent results which I am very happy with: I was diagnosed with copd 5 years ago, had been smoking 20 per day for 38 years. I stopped on 27 May 2012 at 5.45pm! My fev1 was 72% then. (Moderate) Over past 4 years I took up gym and swimming regularly - I am now 56,
Oldvic
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
I already have retinA at home, wondering if I should use it.
about a year ago, way before my Dx, I bought retinA serum to treat my skin against the sun damage and the acne scars I had. I used it for a while on my face with a combination of vitamin C serum. All this bought on Ebay and without medical guidance I must say. I think we all heard about the promising
about a year ago, way before my Dx, I bought retinA serum to treat my skin against the sun damage and the acne scars I had. I used it for a while on my face with a combination of vitamin C serum. All this bought on Ebay and without medical guidance I must say. I think we all heard about the promising
KD12
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
CLL and Genetics....
The last time I wrote on this site, I had just been diagnosed with CLL, lost my job and insurance coverage. Well, some things have changed...I still have CLL but now I found a job working from home and have insurance. Recently, my older brother sent me a text telling me that he had a routine blood test
The last time I wrote on this site, I had just been diagnosed with CLL, lost my job and insurance coverage. Well, some things have changed...I still have CLL but now I found a job working from home and have insurance. Recently, my older brother sent me a text telling me that he had a routine blood test
hayleym1004
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Patient Advocacy
Friends, This past weekend I was in Paris representing the US (and Canada) for the planning meeting for the CLL Advocacy Network (CLLAN) that is being organized in Europe with a global reach. Our first meeting for CLL advocate organizations will be in Belgrade, Serbia in November. If you are an advocate
Friends, This past weekend I was in Paris representing the US (and Canada) for the planning meeting for the CLL Advocacy Network (CLLAN) that is being organized in Europe with a global reach. Our first meeting for CLL advocate organizations will be in Belgrade, Serbia in November. If you are an advocate
bkoffman
CLL CURE Hero
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CLL Support
8 years ago
ibs pain
have recently been getting pain in right side of stomach about level with belly button doctor gave me dicylocloverine but not much difference okay as long as taking them but comes back later can I take them permantly or can I take colofac permantly
have recently been getting pain in right side of stomach about level with belly button doctor gave me dicylocloverine but not much difference okay as long as taking them but comes back later can I take them permantly or can I take colofac permantly
savvanah
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IBS Network
8 years ago
Choice and timing of treatments
I have 13q deletion CLL and, apart from fatigue, have almost no other symptoms. I used to get night sweats but they are now very rare. I'm beginning to consider what treatments will be best for me when necessary. My consultant Martin Dyer at Leicester Royal Imfirmiary has moved into full-time research
I have 13q deletion CLL and, apart from fatigue, have almost no other symptoms. I used to get night sweats but they are now very rare. I'm beginning to consider what treatments will be best for me when necessary. My consultant Martin Dyer at Leicester Royal Imfirmiary has moved into full-time research
deveritt
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Team creates bone marrow on a chip
When we take the time to study what's known about CLL, we begin to find that some of what's been long assumed to be correct by researchers, is based on a reasonable assumption due to the impossibility or extreme difficulty of actually observing what CLL cells do in different parts of the body. While
When we take the time to study what's known about CLL, we begin to find that some of what's been long assumed to be correct by researchers, is based on a reasonable assumption due to the impossibility or extreme difficulty of actually observing what CLL cells do in different parts of the body. While
AussieNeil
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CLL Support
8 years ago
New Member
Hi I'm David and I have recently been diagnosed with CLL, a great shock at first but I'm gradually getting my head around things due in no small part to the support network and online community. I am in the early stages and like many people was only discovered after my blood tests, felling a little tired
Hi I'm David and I have recently been diagnosed with CLL, a great shock at first but I'm gradually getting my head around things due in no small part to the support network and online community. I am in the early stages and like many people was only discovered after my blood tests, felling a little tired
Salohcin
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CLL Support
8 years ago
What about Duvelisib and CLL?
Friends, This week in the Beyond the Basics/Treatment section of our website, we’ve posted an article about another treatment under investigation called IPI-145 or duvelisib, a PI3 kinase inhibitor. You can read about how it works, the data that has been released and ongoing clinical trials here. [http
Friends, This week in the Beyond the Basics/Treatment section of our website, we’ve posted an article about another treatment under investigation called IPI-145 or duvelisib, a PI3 kinase inhibitor. You can read about how it works, the data that has been released and ongoing clinical trials here. [http
bkoffman
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Complex Karyotype
My CLL is characterized by IGVH unmutated, deletion 11q, deletion 13q, and CD38 positive. There is no question that I fall into the high risk CLL bucket. But am I also a complex karyotype? My understanding is that the definition of complex karyotype is 3 or more CLL cell mutations. I know I have 2 (deletions
My CLL is characterized by IGVH unmutated, deletion 11q, deletion 13q, and CD38 positive. There is no question that I fall into the high risk CLL bucket. But am I also a complex karyotype? My understanding is that the definition of complex karyotype is 3 or more CLL cell mutations. I know I have 2 (deletions
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8 years ago
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