(PRWEB) With the advent of technology brought to the U.S. from France, having to postpone, even stop, regular life activities to go to a chemo ward to receive chemotherapy treatments, may be a thing of the past. Utilizing a portable, computerized pump that can fit in a fanny pack, patients receive their chemotherapy at a… Continue reading Kinder, Gentler Chemotherapy
Month: March 2014
Information on Long-Term Care Insurance Sometimes Incorrect
This time of year many people start talking with spouses and children about long-term care or discuss the issue with financial advisors. When looking at articles about this issue, remember some articles have incorrect information. (PRWEB) You see news stories about long-term care and long-term care insurance all the time. This makes a lot of sense… Continue reading Information on Long-Term Care Insurance Sometimes Incorrect
Aging in Place Expert Shares Insights with Caregivers
San Rafael, CA (PRWEB) With most senior citizens “Aging in Place” in their own homes, expert provides insight on making modifications for their comfort and safety. Certified expert, Abbie Sladick emphasizes that modifications should be done to enhance seniors’ physical abilities, not compensate for their inabilities. Many caring and thoughtful eldercare providers make modifications to… Continue reading Aging in Place Expert Shares Insights with Caregivers
Genetic Information to Stop Breast and Ovarian Cancer Launches Two Websites
Boca Raton, Florida (PRWEB) A young woman in the prime of her life who developed breast cancer due to a genetic predisposition to cancer desires to break the cycle of hereditary breast and ovarian cancer by raising one’s awareness of the benefits of genetic testing. While there are a multitude of web sites dedicated to educating… Continue reading Genetic Information to Stop Breast and Ovarian Cancer Launches Two Websites
Clinical Trial Results Find Digital Mammography Expands Ability to Detect Breast Cancer Earlier in More Women
Bethesda, MA (PRWEB) Preliminary results from a large, clinical trial of digital vs. film mammography show no difference in detecting breast cancer for the general population of women in the trial. However, those women with dense breasts, who are pre- or perimenopausal (women who had a last menstrual period within 12 months of their mammograms), or… Continue reading Clinical Trial Results Find Digital Mammography Expands Ability to Detect Breast Cancer Earlier in More Women