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Tips when choosing a cancer doctor

Well wishes may come in waves when people begin to let loved ones know they have been diagnosed with cancer. Such wishes may express sentiments like “Get well soon” or “You can overcome this,” but rarely will patients hear, “Good luck with your doctor.” People who have never before battled cancer may not know it, but their choice of which medical professionals will guide their cancer treatment is theirs to make, and the decision can determine if their journey to beating cancer is a smooth or bumpy road. Choosing an oncologist

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They All Matter

Limestone Cancer Support Group T-Shirts and face masks are available at Serenity Spa and at the Think Pink Fashion Show at 5 p.m. Saturday at Commerce Place Event Center.

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How to cope with physical changes resulting from cancer treatment

Among American and Canadian women, breast cancer ranks as either the most commonly occurring cancer or a close second. The World Cancer Research Fund says there were two million new cases of breast cancer in 2018 across the globe, while the American Cancer Society notes the chance that a woman will die from breast cancer is about 2.6 percent.

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