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Rheta Mankin

Member since: Jul 02, 2015
Published articles: 12

Acrylamide in Food May Increase Cancer Risk

While the jury remains out on the potential link between acrylamide and cancer in humans, researchers have found this chemical does increase cancer risks in rodents. With that in mind, people who want...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Aug 23, 2015
Agent Orange Exposure Linked to Plasma Cell Disorder

Veterans exposed to Agent Orange during their military careers have long known they are at an increased risk for developing cancer. A new study has found that exposure to Agent Orange’s contaminant...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Nov 30, 2015
Older Cancer Patients Won’t Necessarily Refuse Treatment, Study Finds

Facing down rigorous cancer treatments at any age is not an eventuality anyone would relish. For older patients, the difficulties and complications can be especially overwhelming. Despite the rigors...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Jan 26, 2016
Researchers Find Way to Trick Immune Cells to Make Radiation More Effective

An estimated 50 percent of all Americans who live to the age of 65 or beyond will face a positive diagnosis of skin cancer at some point in their lifetimes. While many will find that surgical removal...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Apr 25, 2016
Unique Approach May Make Radiotherapy More Effective in Skin Cancer

It is well documented the body has a tremendous ability to repair itself after low-grade radiation exposure. After all, with low levels of radiation found naturally occurring in the environment, it...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Mar 20, 2016
New Treatment May Offer Help for High-Risk Children’s Cancer Patients

Neuroblastoma is one of the most common forms of cancer diagnosed in infants younger than age 1 in the United States. About 700 new cases are diagnosed annually with nearly 90 percent of all patients...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Feb 23, 2016
Genetic Research Sheds Light on Lymphoma Relapse, Chemo Resistance

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is one of the most common forms of cancer in the United States. With an estimated 71,000 new cases diagnosed annually in America and about 19,000 deaths each year, the disease...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Jul 02, 2015
Genetics Play a Strong Role in Cancer Risks

While cancer is often caused by a number of controllable factors, such as tobacco use, obesity and exposure to toxins, genetics also plays a strong role in determining an individual’s particular...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer May 12, 2016
Life After Breast Cancer Treatments at Southlake

While women receive a lot of support, advice and medical care when breast cancer is diagnosed and treatments are under way, the ground swelling of assistance often evaporates after treatments are...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Jul 31, 2015
Men’s Supplements May Not Help Prostate Cancer Patients: Study

As prostate cancer continues to affect about 220,000 American men each year, the sale of products believed to prevent and/or treat this disease remains brisk. Researchers, however, warn that men’s...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Dec 16, 2015
Obesity May Increase Breast Cancer Risks

Women who are obese may face higher risks for developing breast cancer than others, a new experimental study has found.Researchers from Cornell University dove into the topic to determine whether...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Oct 27, 2015
Radiation May Help Enhance Lifespan in Advanced Prostate Cancer

Enhancing the life expectancy for men with advanced stage prostate cancer is the aim of a recent study conducted in the United Kingdom. While hormone therapy is often the main treatment protocol in...

Articles > Health & Fitness > Cancer Sep 30, 2015
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Southlake Oncology, a Choice Cancer Care Treatment Center, located in the Southlake and Grapevine area, is a community-focused oncology practice that delivers exceptional care to North Texas cancer