Sunday, March 11, 2012

Views from the Other Side of the Looking Glass: Reflections on My Journey with Ovarian Cancer [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Terry Downey. The title is Views from the Other Side of the Looking Glass: Reflections on My Journey with Ovarian Cancer. The format of this book is paperback. Come with 200 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description Something was wrong—very wrong. Even the receptionist knew it. They would fit me in. Suddenly I was on a...

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Ovarian Cancer (State of the Art Series (Remedica)) [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Robert C., Jr. Bast and Maurie Markman. The title is Ovarian Cancer (State of the Art Series (Remedica)). The format of this book is paperback. Come with 239 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description Ovarian cancer remains one of the major causes of cancer mortality in women throughout the world with a 5-year survival rate...

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Sarah's Rain [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Ava Vanyo. The title is Sarah's Rain. The format of this book is paperback. Come with 268 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description Sarah MacLaurin was a successful lawyer at a prestigious firm. Well known for being impeccably dressed, well groomed, and sharp as a tack, it disturbed her coworkers when she suddenly became...

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Ovarian Cancer with Expert Consult (Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer Series). [Hardcover]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Robert E. Bristow and Deborah K. Armstrong. The title is Ovarian Cancer with Expert Consult (Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer Series). The format of this book is hardcover. Come with 256 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description Each volume in the Early Detection and Treatment of Cancer Series is packed with practical,...

Monday, March 5, 2012

Ovarian Cancer: State of the Art and Future Directions in Translational Research (Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology) [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by George Coukos (Editor), Andrew Berchuck (Editor), Robert Ozols (Editor). The title is Ovarian Cancer: State of the Art and Future Directions in Translational Research (Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology). The format of this book is paperback. Come with 318 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description Aegean Conferences...

Sunday, March 4, 2012

Ovarian Cancer: Your Guide to Taking Control (Patient Centered Guides) [Paperback]

Here I come with another book that talk about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Kristine Conner and Lauren Langford. The title is Ovarian Cancer: Your Guide to Taking Control (Patient Centered Guides). The format of this book is paperback. Come with 600 pages (that's a lot page for a book :D), I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description This unique guide for ovarian cancer offers women crucial medical...

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Is There Any Relation Between HPV And Ovarian cancer

In this post i'm gonna talk about "Is there any relation between HPV and Ovarian cancer ?" HPV is a family of viruses with close to 200 strains. It infects the outermost layer of skin or the genitals called the squamous epithelium. HPV gets its name from the telltale warts or papillomas that it causes in these areas. Since HPV is a cancer-causing virus that also thrives in the epithelium, scientists have wanted to find out if ovarian tumors may...

Friday, March 2, 2012

No Time to Die:: Living with Ovarian Cancer [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Liz Tiberis. The title of this book is No Time to Die:: Living with Ovarian Cancer. The format of this book is paperback. Come with 336 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Book Description In 1993 Liz Tilberis looked to have everything. She was a working mother with a family who loved her. As editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazzar, she...

Let's Understand More Deeply About Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer

In this post i'm gonna talk about "understanding more deeply about stage 3 ovarian cancer" Stage III ovarian cancer has some sub-stages in order of progressing severity. There are; 1. IIIA Stage IIIA, explained by the American Cancer Society, is diagnosed when cancer can be looked during surgery with the naked eye on one or both ovaries, but no cancer can be grossly look in the abdomen. Only under a microscope, cancer can be seen in abdominal biopsies...

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Does Abortion Send Up The Opportunity Of Acquiring Ovarian Cancer ?

In this post, i'm gonna talk about "does abortion send up the opportunity of acquiring ovarian cancer ?" Although, there are likely relations between induced abortion and a higher risk of cancer because spontaneous and induced abortions are often not divided in the literature, it is hard to draw definitive conclusions build upon it. In addition, inconsistencies exist between studies and from country to country. There have been a number of studies...

Love You So Much: A mother and daughter's shared memoir, breaking the silence of ovarian cancer from across the miles [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Victoria Zacheis Greve and Karen Greve Young. The title of this book is Love You So Much: A mother and daughter's shared memoir, breaking the silence of ovarian cancer from across the miles. The format of this book is paperback. Come with 354 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. Love you so much, a shared memoir is the story of Vicki...

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Is It Okay For You To Grab IVF After Ovarian Cancer Treatment ?

In this post i'm gonna talk about "Is it okay for you to grab IVF after ovarian cancer treatment ?" Let's learn about basic of IVF, first ! In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is a method to help some couples who can't gain pregnant normally, so they can get pregnant. This is a high-tech treatment where sperm and eggs are carried together in the laboratory. Usually, women who have IVF treatment apply drugs or hormone injections to provoke their ovaries...

From Ultrasound Device, How Do You Think Ovarian Cancer Looks Like ?

In this post, i'm gonna talk about "From ultrasound device, how do you think ovarian cancer looks like ?" There're various ovarian cancer in seriousness based from it's growth speed. They may be fluid-filled, solid or a combination of both. They may be especially solid, cystic or mixed This type is hard to detect because it stills signless until moderately late in the disease process. Symptoms related with ovarian cancer are very non-certain...

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Beating Ovarian Cancer: How To Overcome The Odds And Reclaim Your Life [Paperback]

Here I come with a book that talks about ovarian cancer. This book is written by Chris Bledy. The title is Beating Ovarian Cancer: How To Overcome The Odds And Reclaim Your Life. The format of this book is paperback. Come with 224 pages, I hope you can learn more about ovarian cancer from this book. A diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer does not have to be a death sentence. Recent improvement in medicine have made this once incurable disease treatable...

Did Your Families Have Ovarian Cancer Hereditary ? Be Aware !

In this post i'm gonna talk about "If your family have ovarian cancer history, is it can affect you ?" It's a pain but it's a fact that if you have a family's member that have ovarian cancer history, then you MAY get that disease too. But not only that, if one of your family's member have breast cancer history, it can increase your percentage of getting ovarian cancer. The fact is approximately 90% of ovarian cancers happen by chance, 10% of women...