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Congressman Camp To Start Cancer Treatments
FOX 17 Assignment EditorAn area congressman announced Saturday that he will begin undergoing cancer treatments. As chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, U.S. Rep. Dave Camp, R-Midland, is one of the most powerful men in Washington. He just celebrated his 59th...Tags: Washington, DC, Chemotherapy, Dave Camp, U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means, Burkitt lymphoma
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Quakertown's Coleman is battling cancer and pitchers
Saturday was one of those days when about the last thing anyone wanted to do was play baseball. Yet, as the Quakertown Blazers prepared to play the Allentown Railers in an Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League doubleheader at Quakertown Memorial Park in...
Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Sports, Miami Marlins, University of Pennsylvania, Baseball
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Pope accepts Archibishop Daniel Bechlein's early retirement
At the age of 73, Archbishop Daniel Buechlein announced his early retirement because of various health issues Wednesday.
In 2008, Archbishop Buechlein battled Hodgkin's lymphoma. During that year, he had chemotherapy and radiation treatments. Then,...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Stroke, Christianity, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Career and Workplace
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Towson's Will Adams beating worst enemy yet
Will Adams, freshman basketball player at Towson University, could be mad at the world about all the misfortune life dumped at his Philadelphia doorstep.
There was the woman, his birth mother, who abandoned him to a series of foster homes at 3. There was...Tags: Chemotherapy, Colleges and Universities, High School Sports, Cancer, Politics
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Meet Doug O'Neill, the man who could play the part of horse racing's fan-favorite or villain
They wake up, and then they sing. Team O'Neill — as Kentucky Derby winner Doug O'Neill and his group of assistants and grooms are called — rises early, like all horsemen. In Baltimore, where the crew is preparing I'll Have Another to run in...
Tags: The New York Times, Google Inc., Johns Hopkins Hospital, Lasix (drug), Preakness Stakes
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George Anderson dies at 83; Raiders trainer created a knee brace
George Anderson, the longtime athletic trainer for the Oakland and Los Angeles Raiders who devised an innovative knee brace that became standard for football players, died Thursday in Santa Fe, N.M., his daughter Kristi Anderson Ornstein said.
He was...Tags: Al Davis, Obituaries, Injuries and Wounds, Health, Diabetes
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Health Notes: UVA performs first stem cell transplants in Virginia
UVA recently performed the first two stem cell transplants in Virginia, using non-embryonic stem cells from umbilical cord blood. The Stem Cell Transplant Program offers both bone marrow and stem cell transplants, with a focus on cord blood, to treat...
Tags: Human Body, Blood, Leukemia, Agricultural Research and Technology, Lymphoma
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Peter Goodwin dies at 83; doctor helped craft Death With Dignity Act
In 1970 a man with terminal bone cancer came to see Dr. Peter Goodwin, who practiced family medicine in Portland, Ore. The man had intractable pain and saw no point in prolonging his suffering. He pleaded with Goodwin for pills to end his life.
His...Tags: Suicide, Justice System, General Practitioners, Colleges and Universities, Crime, Law and Justice
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Patricia T. "Patty" Rouse
Patricia T. "Patty" Rouse, who with her late husband, Columbia developer James W. Rouse, co-founded Enterprise Community Partners Inc. and who devoted her life to making sure that decent and affordable housing was accessible to all Americans, died...Tags: The New York Times, Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Poverty, Health
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Chicago improv veteran, teacher Mike Enriquez dies at 42
Chicago Tribune reporterChicago lost a longtime member of the city’s sketch and improv scene last week. Performer and teacher Mike Enriquez, who mentored current “Saturday Night Live” featured players Vanessa Bayer and Paul Brittain, died Thursday at St. Joseph...Tags: Music, ImprovOlympic, The Second City, Concerts, Entertainment
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Little Red Door brings warmth to cancer patient
This holiday season, a Central Indiana cancer patient will have the one thing she needed the most, a heated home.
Rhonda Whittington’s furnace broke just as she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. She did not have the money to replace it,...Tags: Chemotherapy, Lymphoma, Health, Cancer, Health Treatments
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Roll Over Cancer team rides cross country to raise money for research
ReporterThe "Roll Over Cancer" team will ride more than 3,000 miles over the next six weeks. It's all to raise money for research and to celebrate cancer survival. "In six weeks, we will learn a lot about each other that maybe we didn't want to know," said Dr....Tags: Medical Research, Research, Health, Cancer, Diseases and Illnesses
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