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Hudson Valley Renegades kick off Hope Week with cancer care packages

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New ReviewOn Tuesday, players and staff assembled care packages for people battling cancer.
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Liver cancer crisis looming as prevention lags, says Lancet report

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New ReviewA new report from The Lancet reveals that three out of five liver cancer cases worldwide are linked to preventable risk factors, with obesity-related cases on the rise.
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14th annual Brest Cancer Charity Music Festival in St. James fundraises for those impacted by the disease

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New ReviewOrganizers said the money raised will go to the Stony Brook Cancer Center.
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Cancer survivor reiterates the importance of Swim Across The Sound

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The 38th annual Swim Across the Sound is a 15.5-mile swim marathon from Port Jefferson, New York, to Bridgeport aimed at raising funds for cancer patients and their families.
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Norwalk cancer survivor to pay it forward during ‘Swim Across the Sound’

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The 38th annual Swim Across the Sound is a 15.5-mile swim marathon from Port Jefferson, New York, to Bridgeport aimed at raising funds for cancer patients and their families.
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Swim Across America raises almost $2.1 million toward cancer research

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"We started in 1992 with 15 swimmers, and we raised $15,000. Today, we have 615 swimmers and will probably break our $2 million goal," said event director Jean Fufidio.
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Greenwich man swims across Long Island Sound to raise money to fight cancer

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Organizers say Saturday's Swim Across America - Long Island Sound event raised more than $2 million total, a Swim Across America single-event record, with over $6,000 of that coming from Aaron Kwittken alone.
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‘Swim Across America’ helps raise cancer research funding in Larchmont

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The “Swim Across America” event included a 2K, 5K and 10K swim in the Long Island Sound.
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Researchers engineer rare immune cells to create powerful new cancer vaccine

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Researchers engineer rare immune cells to create powerful new cancer vaccine
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Report: More people under 50 are being diagnosed with gastrointestinal cancers

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Doctors and researchers do not know why young people are developing GI cancers, but say contributing factors include heredity, obesity, eating poorly and living a sedentary lifestyle.
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Brussels pauses 5G rollout due to lack of proof mobile phones don't cause cancer

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Brussels has paused the 5G rollout for the moment due to the inability of scientists to prove mobile phones don't cause cancer. But the European Union is pressing ahead with its plans to develop 5G across the bloc with risk-based...
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Rush drummer Neil Peart dead at 67

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The influential musician, author and lyricist died Tuesday in Santa Monica, Calif., after having been diagnosed with brain cancer, according to a statement by a family spokesperson.
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Cancer survivors face dilemma over textured breast implant ban

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Cancer survivors are faced with difficult decisions months after textured implants were banned because of a rare cancer risk. The women must decide if the risks and costs of having implants removed outweigh the risk of leaving them in.
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Doctor explains how and why a misdiagnosis can happen

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Dr. Pat Croskerry of Dalhousie University explains why misdiagnoses still happen, and how you can better protect yourself.
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MRIs of dense breasts find more cancer, false positives

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A new study found that MRI screening can help detect more cancer in women with dense breast tissue, but can also lead to false positive results.
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Testing what’s in vape products

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Vaping products do not have to list their ingredients, so CBC News took them to a lab to find out what’s not on the label.
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Critical breast cancer medication shortage

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A shortage of the breast cancer medication tamoxifen has patients scrambling and experts stressing the need for a solution to drug shortages in Canada.
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Cancer rates among young Canadians on the rise

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Cancer rates among young Canadians are rising according to a new study, with one possible explanation being an uptick in people who carry excess weight. Physicians are trying to understand how to catch these cases early.
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Occupied East Jerusalem cancer hospital faces financial crisis, shortages

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Running out of money and medicine, Palestinian cancer patients suffer after severe cuts by Israel and United States.
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Cancer patient highlights Nova Scotian's struggle to find a family doctor

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A Nova Scotia woman has posted a video on Facebook as a challenge to her premier to look into the face of what she calls a health care crisis in the province. Tens of thousands of people there can't find a family doctor, and she says...
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Increasing risk of cancer in the workplace

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Everybody knows that being a firefighter carries risks. But long term problems are less known. Cancer has become their worst enemy, because of the toxic fumes they inhale during their interventions. To find out more, Euronews spoke to...
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Ottawa measles patient angry at anti-vaxxers

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An Ottawa cancer patient who contracted measles despite being vaccinated is expressing her anger at people who have deliberately decided not to protect themselves against the highly contagious infectious disease.
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Need 2 Know: Deep Freeze, 'Empire' Star Jussie Smollett Attacked

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These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019.
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Canadian Olympian Max Parrot diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma

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Parrot, a 24-year-old from Bromont, Que., captured slopestyle silver at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. He was diagnosed with the cancer on Dec. 21, 10 days after undergoing a biopsy.