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What You Must Know About Breast Cancer. - 6 views

It's crucial for doctors to accurately diagnose breast tumors to determine the appropriate treatment plan. As you mentioned, distinguishing between malignant and benign tumors is essential for pati...

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Canned foods enhances fibroid growth: - 7 views

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    It has been discovered that chemicals and preservatives used in the preservation of canned meat, fish and even fruits, like apples, to give them longer shelf life are toxic to the body and help fibroid growth in women. Also, it has equally been revealed by fertility experts that fertility boosting medications or anything that is high in estrogen will cause fibroid to grow.
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    It is important to take care of health. And health food is one of the main factors. I personally try not to eat canned foods. Also, I take supplements from the Online pharmacy https://www.enhanceclub.com/ that help me to boost my immunity.
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    "Advances in scientific research have deepened our understanding of the intricate relationship between genetics and cancer. The field of oncogenetics has emerged, shedding light on how genetic factors influence cancer development, progression and response to treatment..." Learn More Here:https://dr-sanjoy-mandal.blogspot.com/2023/06/exploring-role-of-genetics-in-cancer.html
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What You Must Know About Breast Cancer. - 9 views

It's crucial for doctors to accurately diagnose breast tumors to determine the appropriate treatment plan. As you mentioned, distinguishing between malignant and benign tumors is essential for pati...

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Community Pharmacy : The Humble Yet Vital Sector in UK Healthcare | UK 2024 - 0 views

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    We're approaching that time of year where the sun is supposed to be shinning and things are supposed to quieten down over the summer holidays (note I said supposed to. . . well we have the sun at least). The elections are over, and a new party is in power. Wes Streeting is the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. He's met with GPs and Dentists and has great ambitions for Primary Care but when will he meet with community pharmacists? To be fair to Wes, he did visit a local pharmacy in his constituency, with CPNEL last year as Shadow Health Secretary (and was a guest speaker at the Pharmacy Business Awards 2023). He has also had meetings with NPA and CPE, so we know he understands the value of Community Pharmacy. The question is, do we as a sector and profession need to shout louder so that we aren't forgotten about, as healthcare plans are being drawn up? Community Pharmacy is a humble sector, not unlike most other HC sectors. The difference is that we often get forgotten. I have lost count of the times I've heard in meetings or conversations "Primary care and community pharmacy. . ." totally disregarding the fact that we are part of primary care.
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