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Cancer Newsletter |
Week of July 15
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In This Issue:
 Metastatic Breast Cancer Test Approved
Coping With Caregiver Stress
Melanoma -- It's Serious
Today's Top Story: You've Got Cancer -- Now What?
A cancer diagnosis is likely to feel overwhelming. But resources are available to support you every step of the way. WebMD can help you get started on the journey.
Also See:
Finding Local Cancer Resources
Is Your Hospital One of the Nation's Best?
Watch It Now: Chemotherapy and the Brain
You Can Dine and Still Look Fine
Order up a plateful of healthy recipes -- sign up for WebMD's free Healthy Cooking newsletter.
Health News Headlines
Metastatic Breast Cancer Test Approved
The FDA approved the GeneSearch BLN Assay, the first molecular-based laboratory test for detecting whether breast cancer has spread (metastasized) to nearby lymph nodes. Learn more.
Also See:
More Veggies Not Better
Fight Breast Cancer on Your Terms
Keep Food Poisoning Off Your Summer Menu
If you've got a weakened immune system, food poisoning can be a bigger problem. Learn how to keep yourself safer.
Editor's Picks
Coping With Caregiver Stress
Cancer impacts the whole family. If you're caring for someone fighting cancer, you're not alone. Here are some tips for coping with the stress of being a caregiver. Read on and refresh your reserves so you can really be there when you're most needed.
Breast Cancer: Complications After Surgery
Mastectomy, lumpectomy and axillary node dissection are fairly safe surgeries. But every surgery has the risk of complications. Learn more.
More Hot Topics on WebMD
Fight Breast Cancer on Your Terms
Put Power Produce to Work for You
Coping With Extreme Heat
Members Are Talking
From the Cancer Support Group message board:
Melanoma -- It's Serious
This member's nephew is very ill. He has an estimated four to six months to live. She'd love some inspiration and any tips.
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Has Someone You Care About Been Diagnosed With Cancer?
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Metastatic Breast Cancer?
It's important to know the right questions to ask, how to communicate with your health care team, and the options that are right for you.
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