They found a gene linked to half of breast cancers
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Thanks Marcia .. I am also printingRE said:THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!
Hi Marcia, this is a great article thank you so much for making me and others aware of it. I am printing it as I type, my plan is to take it to my next onco appt. and see what he knows about it and how it can help the rest of us.
Hugs,
RE
Thank you for posting this site ..
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As always, Marcia, you do aVickiSam said:Thanks Marcia .. I am also printing
Thank you for posting this site ..
VickiSam
As always, Marcia, you do a wonderful job of researching new material to relate to breast cancer. Thank you so much for your contribution to all of us, and hopefully this, along with many other things you have passed along, will bring some comfort to many on this board. Bless you. Hugs.
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Thanks Marciacreampuff91344 said:As always, Marcia, you do a
As always, Marcia, you do a wonderful job of researching new material to relate to breast cancer. Thank you so much for your contribution to all of us, and hopefully this, along with many other things you have passed along, will bring some comfort to many on this board. Bless you. Hugs.
Judy
That was quite the article and thank you so much for posting it. I printed it out and will show my oncologist too.
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What an encouraging article.Nufferz said:Thanks Marcia
That was quite the article and thank you so much for posting it. I printed it out and will show my oncologist too.
Nuff
Thanks Marcia. I recently read a book, The Biology of Belief" written by a research doctor. He said that if there is a gene that predisposes a person to cancer, the sheath over the gene must be removed by something. He said it could be stress, nutrition, toxins, etc. Now that they have identified the gene, hopefully they will get a better idea of what damages it (removing the sheath).
Roseann0
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