Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (CBCF) – Run for the Cure


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Question by Nina H: What organizations from different countries can help patients fron lung cancer?
The patient has no employment income and is the head of the family. He is suffering from malignant lung cancer (stage 4). Please provide any information on organizations or individuals who are willing to help or donate medicines for cancer patients. Thank you for your help and advise. Read more...

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Question by Tida: My grandfather died of lung cancer because of smoking, what is the probability of get me one cancer?
My Grandfather was a regular smoker, he died some two year back because of lung cancer. I also smoke I want to know that if i havea hing probability to have cancer like that. Read more...

Question by Kathryn: What percent of women survive having breast cancer twice?
My cousin has breast cancer, again, and she isn’t doing well. I just wanted to know if anyone knew the percent of women who survive breast cancer twice. I lost my grandmother two years agot to breast cancer, she also had it twice. Thank you. Read more...

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Question by Brandon H: What stores sell breast cancer rubber band bracelets?
I am looking for the pink rubber band bracelets for breast cancer awareness. I would like to drive to a store and pick them up rather then order online (I don’t want a huge quantity and I want some of the proceeds to go towards breast cancer research etc.) Read more...

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Question by pa3pa3a: What is the chance of a teenager getting lung cancer?
I’m 17 and have smoked 2-3 cigaretts a day for about a year and decided to quit recently. I have read a sign of lung cancer is shortness of breath which I’ve been having the last 2 days. Is it because I’m craving nicotine that I feel like getting fresh air and having the need to take deep breath? Read more...

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Question by Hillary: How long does a lung cancer patient have to live without treatment?
My grandmother was diagnosed with lung cancer, it has grown from the size of a grape to the size of a golf ball in a month. She won’t do any chemo/radiation or surgery, because she wants the time she has left to be good, and the docs said she has a year left. BUT … first, if it’s grown that fast, how can she have a year? And every instance of lung cancer I’ve ever heard of has had the patients die much sooner … like Peter Jennings was given six months and lived like two weeks, and another I read about was given a year and died less than three months later. How long does she have, realistically? Read more...

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