Hello, everyone, and how are you today? We hope you are in good spirits and ready to conquer the world. After all, there is much to accomplish. We share your enthusiasm. One note, though, about today. Due to personal reasons, we are rolling in the sidewalks much earlier than usual. We apologize for the interruption in service, but trust you will understand that, sometimes, other matters beckon. With that said, we wish you a successful day and will see you tomorrow...
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Two New Breast Cancer Drugs Offer Promise (Associated Press)
Nuns Should Be Given Birth Control Pills To Lower Cancer Risk (Reuters)
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FDA Panel Recommends Affymax Drug For Anemia (Reuters)
China Approves Plan To Improve Drug Safety (China Daily)
Roche Demolishes Some Buildings On Its NJ Campus (NorthJersey.com)
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Why not go back to the old days and offer the nuns a choice of OC's or prophylactic radical mastectomy? We used to perform those procedures on women with fibrocystic disease of the breast (which is a premalignant condition), until the plastic surgeons took over. Besides, it would give the surgery residents a chance to practice a procedure they rarely get to perform these days now that most breast cancer patients can be treated with less invasive procedures.