Posts Tagged ‘colon cancer’
Symptoms of Colon Cancer
An interview with Dr. Brian Bressler, a gastroenterologist at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, BC.
Colon Cancer Statistics
In this video, Hans Rosling shows that cancer in the large intestine, ie colon, gets more common when countries get richer. The data is compiled by IARC ( International Agency for research on Cancer) in Lyon, France. It reveals that colon cancer is equally common in men and women, that eat similar diets, in high-income countries. Prevention through promotion of health diet have not yet had any big effect but advanced screening programs and improved treatment have decreased the death rate among colon cancer patients in high-income countries. It is paradoxical that high-income leads to a diet that cause this cancer while at the same time only high-income can support a health service that can cure it. Effective prevention could avoid a lot of suffering and save money for health services. is.gd – New cases of colon cancer per 100 000 men (with size showing size of population)
Colon Cancer Screening (Spanish)
Dr. Miguel Ruiz discusses colon cancer and the importance of colon cancer screenings. Colon cancer is preventable and more easily curable if diagnosed early.
Colon Cancer Patient
Testimonials of patients who have benefitted from the amazing effects of Immunocal.
Shedding Light on the Cancer Journey: Navigating the Colon Cancer Maze
Product Description
EDITORIAL REVIEW
“You have created an incredibly valuable book. As a Professional Patient Advocate, I can tell you the experiences you are sharing through your first-person voice are amazingly common and your solutions are very direct and very accurate. This is information that only comes, unfortunately, from first-hand experience. Your book is like no other on the topic of any kind of cancer– you combine education with real-life emotion. This is “the bible” on colon cancer from the patient’s perspective. Your e-book serves a vital need. You are helping more people than you will ever know. ” (Sheryl Kurland, Patient Advocate, Orlando Patient Advocates)
“I cannot begin to tell you how helpful and meaningful your writing is. My father was just diagnosed with colon cancer stage IV and I’m frantically searching for knowledge to help us with what lies ahead. Thank you for the priceless information (so far no one has even mentioned RFA to us or went through aspects of chemo you’ve pointed out) and the inspiration you’re so generously providing. It is such a help for people in our situation.” (daughter of colon cancer patient)
“The web is packed with “inspirational” babble, “survivors” success stories and the like. I praise your effort in publishing a factual, clinical account of what your husband has been through. It helps a lot more than uplifting pats on the shoulder and gives me the chance to explore new alleys in the colon cancer nightmare my mother is facing.”( Nuno, son of a colon cancer patient)
“Your book has helped me to understand the pros and cons of the road ahead.” (Kaitlyn, colon cancer patient)
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Cancer patients learn very quickly that figuring out how “The Medical System” works (and does not work) is often more daunting than the actual cancer treatments themselves. Many discover that their questions far outnumber the satisfactory answers available from their doctors and nurses.
The author found herself in this position when her husband of 40 years was diagnosed with colon cancer after emergency surgery for a ruptured colon. It didn’t take long for her to realize that in order to get the kind of excellent care promised by their HMO, she would have to become a virtual medical researcher and dedicated patient advocate as well. This book, based on nine journals of extensive notes recorded on a daily basis, details their four-year journey through the medical maze and all the headaches and heartaches along the way. Much more than one family’s story, it takes a much larger perspective by examining the individual details in order to extrapolate universal truths that apply to all cancer patients: the things your doctor or pharmacist doesn’t tell you, how this patient and his wife made the system work for them, side effects that aren’t on any labels, cutting-edge technology that gave this patient a precious extra year of quality time, and much more.
The chapter titles in this book tell all:
Why Do Oncologists Underplay or Ignore the Side Effects of Chemotherapy?
Blood Clots and IVC Filters— What Every Cancer Patient Needs to Know
RFA of Liver Metastases— A Veteran Patient’s Perspective
Doing Time in the Hospital— Avoiding Pitfalls and Getting Out Fast
Medical Miscommunication Causes Needless Patient Suffering
Good Doctors Love an Informed Patient
Three Key Questions for a Patient Advocate
Treating Cancer as a Chronic Disease
Living Wills— Just a Starting Point
How to Choose a Truly Excellent Hospice
The result is an examination of all aspects of the cancer journey; not only the physical and medical, but more importantly, the mental, emotional and spiritual. This book was written with the goal of lessening the suffering of countless future colon cancer patients by sharing the experiences and accumulated wisdom of one family.
Product Description
EDITORIAL REVIEW
“You have created an incredibly valuable book. As a Professional Patient Advocate, I can tell you the experiences you are sharing through your first-person voice are amazingly common and your solutions are very direct and very accurate. This is information that only comes, unfortunately, from first-hand experience. Your book is like no other on the topic of any kind of cancer– you combine education with real-life emotion. This is “the bible” on colon cancer from the patient’s perspective. Your e-book serves a vital need. You are helping more people than you will ever know. ” (Sheryl Kurland, Patient Advocate, Orlando Patient Advocates)
“I cannot begin to tell you how helpful and meaningful your writing is. My father was just diagnosed with colon cancer stage IV and I’m frantically searching for knowledge to help us with what lies ahead. Thank you for the priceless information (so far no one has even mentioned RFA to us or went through aspects of chemo you’ve pointed out) and the inspiration you’re so generously providing. It is such a help for people in our situation.” (daughter of colon cancer patient)
“The web is packed with “inspirational” babble, “survivors” success stories and the like. I praise your effort in publishing a factual, clinical account of what your husband has been through. It helps a lot more than uplifting pats on the shoulder and gives me the chance to explore new alleys in the colon cancer nightmare my mother is facing.”( Nuno, son of a colon cancer patient)
“Your book has helped me to understand the pros and cons of the road ahead.” (Kaitlyn, colon cancer patient)
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Cancer patients learn very quickly that figuring out how “The Medical System” works (and does not work) is often more daunting than the actual cancer treatments themselves. Many discover that their questions far outnumber the satisfactory answers available from their doctors and nurses.
The author found herself in this position when her husband of 40 years was diagnosed with colon cancer after emergency surgery for a ruptured colon. It didn’t take long for her to realize that in order to get the kind of excellent care promised by their HMO, she would have to become a virtual medical researcher and dedicated patient advocate as well. This book, based on nine journals of extensive notes recorded on a daily basis, details their four-year journey through the medical maze and all the headaches and heartaches along the way. Much more than one family’s story, it takes a much larger perspective by examining the individual details in order to extrapolate universal truths that apply to all cancer patients: the things your doctor or pharmacist doesn’t tell you, how this patient and his wife made the system work for them, side effects that aren’t on any labels, cutting-edge technology that gave this patient a precious extra year of quality time, and much more.
The chapter titles in this book tell all:
Why Do Oncologists Underplay or Ignore the Side Effects of Chemotherapy?
Blood Clots and IVC Filters— What Every Cancer Patient Needs to Know
RFA of Liver Metastases— A Veteran Patient’s Perspective
Doing Time in the Hospital— Avoiding Pitfalls and Getting Out Fast
Medical Miscommunication Causes Needless Patient Suffering
Good Doctors Love an Informed Patient
Three Key Questions for a Patient Advocate
Treating Cancer as a Chronic Disease
Living Wills— Just a Starting Point
How to Choose a Truly Excellent Hospice
The result is an examination of all aspects of the cancer journey; not only the physical and medical, but more importantly, the mental, emotional and spiritual. This book was written with the goal of lessening the suffering of countless future colon cancer patients by sharing the experiences and accumulated wisdom of one family.
Shedding Light on the Cancer Journey: Navigating the Colon Cancer Maze
Conquering Colon Cancer – CBS News
Early diagnosis of colon cancer can save lives and money. Katie Couric reports on the importance of early detection and why many Americans aren’t taking advantage of it. (CBSNews.com)
Colon Cancer and the Polyps Connection
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The first and only book exploring the causes, cures and prevention of colorectal cancer. Includes terms, procedures, treatments, medical facts and data from American Cancer Society and National Cancer Institute.
Colon Cancer – Being Proactive
Dr. Dozois sits down with Kristin Tabor President and Founder of Get Your Rear in Gear to discuss colon cancer.
Sandy Colon Cancer
For more information visit www.envita.com to find out how we can help you. June 7, 2005- In 2001, at the age of 39, Sandy Yozipovic, a wife and mother of two was diagnosed with stage three terminal adenocarcinoma of the colon (colon cancer), with metastasis throughout her lymph nodes.A heart warming story of an end stage colon cancer patient and how a clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, Envita Natural Medical Centers of America helped her get her life back using natural immunotherapy treatments, which are now becoming widely researched in prestigious universities and hospitals around the United States.
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