Cancer

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I've got breast cancer and I don't want to live
I wanted to die even before I got sick. But my family will kill me if I just give up hope!
Men want in on HPV vaccine, too!
Some are getting impatient waiting for proof of the vaccine's efficacy in men.
Merck calls off HPV campaign
Will states still adopt mandatory HPV vaccinations?
Big Pharma reads the Chinese Web
Let a hundred blogs about cancer bloom, and then figure out how to seduce the "e-fluencers."
Under the sign of cancer
A father's death, a saga of medical triumph; Adam Wishart's "One in Three" remarkably blends two tales into one.
Fruit and fiber?
A new study suggests that consuming lots of roughage may protect premenopausal women from breast cancer.
Censoring a cancer victim's breasts
A PBS documentary prudishly blurs out a dying woman's nipples.
No more Pap smears?
The new HPV vaccine may relegate cervical swipes to the trash bin.
What else we're reading
Western publishers veil Muslim women, a girl gang rocks Chile, a New York doctor plots the nation's first womb transplant and more.
Nixon goes to China, the Linux version
Microsoft and Novell make a deal to support free software?
Lone Star lady
Ann Richards and I saw everything on Broadway and loved to rag about George W. Bush. They were some of the happiest years of my life.
Can I finally reconcile with my dying brother?
There are so many things I need to talk about, but he says not to get too emotional.
Scotland the Grave
Just in time to desecrate National Tartan Day, a study says Scotland is the "worst small country to live in." It's all Roger Moore's fault.
Betting on Ann Richards
At a bash for Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards picks her mother in the fight against cancer.
Drink more tea
A new study shows that it may prevent ovarian cancer.
Nanomedicine's brave new world
In just a few years, doctors will know everyone's genetic identity. This knowledge will be a blessing -- and a curse.
Debate intensifies over HPV vaccine
Conservative groups are divided over whether fighting cancer is such a good idea.
Caffeine high
Not only is coffee not bad for you, it might actually help your heart.
Why him? Why me?
OK, so maybe there's no real answer. Still, I'm haunted by the question.
The short life of a famous drug
What happens to a drug without toxic side effects that halts cancerous growth? Answer: Wall Street doesn't see any money in it, and it disappears.
A quick war-on-cancer FAQ
Why focus on cancer instead of a bigger killer, heart disease? And how could taxpayer money be spent to fix the mess?
Ignoring the big C
Cancer will kill more than half a million Americans this year. Scientists are desperate to find cures, but weak federal funding and high research costs driven by private-company greed are crippling their efforts.
Bioterror hysteria: The new "Star Wars"
The federal rush to find antidotes for biological weapons is diverting essential funding from the fight against truly scary enemies -- like cancer.
Healing waters
My mother taught my little brother to swallow bitter medicine, she practiced giving shots to oranges, she drove him to chemo. And she took us swimming.
Lance and Serena: The sequel
When we disparaged the idea that Lance Armstrong could be named Athlete of the Year, many of you got very, very upset. Well, get over it.
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