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	Moving Ovarian Cancer into the Public Spotlight Misread symptoms, lack of early-detection process and inadequate education about ovarian cancer can spell trouble for those who suffer it.
	Surviving Cancer Commands a Daily Attitude of Resilience National Cancer Survivors Day is June 3.
	Colorectal Cancer, Catch It Early, Get Screened! It was 2003 and Laura Porter's second year of pediatric residency at Howard University in Washington, D.C., when she noticed something just wasn't right.

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