Linda in the Mountains
I don’t know what you might do with this information, but
potentially it is too valuable to simply delete. The main part of the article introduces an
NCI cancer genome data base that might (should?) be useful for cancer researchers. Lay-persons such as you and I can give this
a skip. However, running down the side
is a list of general cancer topics, and if you investigate them you will find
that they are meant for us, not the pros.
A few of the topics are: What is cancer?, Prevention, Early Detection,
stuff like that. Maybe just the thing if
you’re stuck indoors on the 4th because of foul weather.
Lordy, Lordy, what’s going on? This past week I have 64 “hits” on Myrl’s Blog from the U.S., 10 from the rest of the world excluding Russia – and 106 from Russia! They do this every so often. What are they looking for? Hillary’s emails? A back-door link to Donald Trump? Whatever it is, they are not reading my clever little essays, and they are screwing up my statistics. Bad bear! Cut it out!
ReplyDeleteNow the score stands: Russia. 203; U.S., 65; Rest of the world, 16
DeleteMore on early detection. Not obvious how it works.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.news18.com/news/lifestyle/health-and-fitness-new-blood-dna-analysis-can-detect-early-stage-cancer-says-study-1495895.html
From your busy bureaucrats at the NCI: Everything you ever wanted to know about OVCA
ReplyDeletehttps://www.cancer.gov/types/ovarian/patient/ovarian-prevention-pdq?cid=eb_govdel#section/all
More on signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer. Worth glancing through.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.capitalgazette.com/lifestyle/health/ac-cm-aamc-column-20180909-story.html