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[691] Testicular Cancer Awareness Scotland (T

From [www.casc12429.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk] Last viewed: 13.07.2004

testicular cancer Testicular Cancer Awareness Scotland (T.CAS) AIMING TO PROMOTE AWARENESS AND OFFER SUPPORT Scottish charity SC030296 REGISTRATION FOR THE BORDERS PUSH 2001 Sponsored cycle to take place on Sunday 5th August 2001. Cycle starts at 10.30am at Greenhall Centre, Gorebridge. Please register me for (tick the appropriate box below): 50 mile cycle. Starting and finishing in Gorebridge. 25 mile cycle. Starting in Gorebridge, finishing in Peebles. Name.. Address DOB. Estimated time (start -finish) If under 16 signature of parent/guardian (Anyone under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult) To be signed by all participants: I am participating in this sponsored cycle entirely at my own risk and will not hold ...

[692] Healing Prostate & Testicular Cancer, The Gerson Way, by Charlotte ...

From [www.natures-glory.com] Last viewed: 13.07.2004

Healing Prostate & Testicular Cancer , The Gerson Way, by Charlotte Gerson Blaine R. Porter - Prostate Cancer Blaine is a former professor of psychology, in retirement since 1987. In May 1994, aged 72 and prior to a projected move, he decided to have a routine physical check-up. Some five years earlier, in 1989, he had already been given a TURP (trans-urethral resection of the prostate) to relieve extremely frequent night urination. At that time a biopsy was done and proved negative. In 1994, Blaine's PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) was low (2.8), but the doctor found that his prostate was enlarged and hard on one side. He did a biopsy in his office in Salt Lake City. This time, the biopsy was positive at 4 plus 4 on the Gleason scale. At that point, the doctor suggested surgery, but felt that Blaine could wait for a month. Blaine wanted a second opinion. His son urged him to have "the best surgeon possible" ...

[693] Testicular Cancer Awareness

From [www.cwu.edu] Last viewed: 13.07.2004

Testicular Cancer Awareness Testicular Cancer is the most common type of cancer for males between 15-35. This relatively common disease receives minimal publicity in the media and needed to be addressed by students. Stephanie Barnett, Annual Programmer, set up a tri-board to be placed in numerous locations around campus to educate students on the seriousness of this disease. With little available information, she effectively created an informative booth as well as brochures on how to do a testicular examination. This booth was displayed in the SUB, Nicholson Pavilion and the Dining Halls Tom Green, the most popular testicular cancer survivor of our generation, was promi- nently featured on our fliers. A showcase of celebrities were displayed to show the broad diversity of people affected with testicular cancer . Stephanie ...