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What to Watch For

Debra Wood, RN
July 20th 2010

Heart-lung complications are more likely in survivors of certain cancers—breast, lymphoma, testicular, lung—and who received certain treatments

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Squashing a Queasy Stomach

Debra Wood, RN
December 9th 2008

How to avoid nausea and vomiting during treatment.

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An Opening for Tumor Detection

Debra Wood, RN
May 1st 2008

Vigilant dentists and hygienists can help save lives, oral cancer survivors attest

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Heart & Lung Watch

Debra Wood, RN
February 4th 2008

Cancer survivors sometimes face long-term cardiopulmonary fallout from treatment.

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v4n1 - Tips to Prevent Bleeding

Debra Wood, RN
March 24th 2005

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