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1. Revised standards for accessing response to treatment

2. PET scans in accessing response to treatment

3. 2007 ASH NHL abstracts now available

4. Worldwide Lymphoma Awareness day Sept 15

5. 2007 ASCO Lymphoma abstracts now available

6. ASH education series on on lymphoma

7. LLS education series on lymphoma

8. 2006 Lymphoma Education forum webcasts on-line

9. Ask the Doctor Programs from the LRF and the LFC

10. Lymphoma Survival current Newsletter

11. Breakthroughs in Lymphoma Treatment!!

12. Relay for life events throughout the world

ASK THE DOCTOR PROGRAMS

Please check here regularly for upcoming Ask the Doctor programs.

2007 Schedule of LFC Education sessions across Canada

Lymphoma Survival is Robert Millers website dedicated to helping people with Follicular and other low grade lymphoma's learn to live their lives with strategies for long term survival. Robert strives to help people integrate their standard treatments with complementary treatments and lifestyle changes to promote long term survival with lymphoma

Here is the table of contents for his latest Newsletter.

1. Introduction

2. Chemotherapy…Dramatic Responses With Optimization and R-CyP

3. Article Updates

4. Exercise, Sugar, Cancer and More…Connecting the Dots

5. Plastics Concerns…Bisphenol A

6. Maintenance Rituximab? [Two Key Charts]

7. Autologous SCT…Outcomes Based on Grade and Prognostic Indicators

8. Hope Begins in the Dark - Jamie Reno

9. Research in Australia and Volunteers

10. Closing Gems

 

Click the logo to go to Lymphoma Survival

Breakthroughs in Lymphoma Treatment

1. The Stanford experiences. fNHL median survival reaches 18.4 years

2. Improvement of Overall and Failure-Free Survival in Stage IV Follicular Lymphoma: 25 Years of Treatment Experience

3. Prolonged Clinical and Molecular Remission in Patients With Low-Grade or Follicular Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Treated With Rituximab Plus CHOP Chemotherapy: 9-Year Follow-Up.

4. New Treatment Options Have Changed the Survival of Patients With Follicular Lymphoma

5. Autologous transplantation for newly diagnosed follicular lymphoma: cure at last or not yet?

6. Phase II Trial Shows Zevalin(R) Effective Therapy for Relapsed/Refractory Patients With Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma

7. Long-term complete responses after (131)I-tositumomab therapy for relapsed or refractory indolent non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

8. What's new in Lymphoma? An excellent review by Dr. Bruce Cheson

Relay for Life

Support your local chapter of the Cancer Society by participating in the Relay for Life fundraising program. The program is run in many countries by the local Cancer Society. Most also have a "Survivor's Victory Lap" which honours those who have survived the battle. 

For Canada click here; 
http://www.cancer.ca 
Click on "How you can help" at the top, then on "Relay for Life" on the left. 
Then choose your province.

For the U.S. click here: 
http://www.cancer.org/docroot/GI/gi_1.asp
Just enter your zip code on the right and it will find the relay events near you.

For the UK click here:
http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/
Click on the "Race for life" link on the left or:
Click here to go to the race for life web page

For Australia click here: 
http://www.cancer.org.au 
Click on EVENTS then scroll down to the bottom and click on "state or territory cancer council". It appears this will only give you phone numbers to call to get details, but I didn't look too hard to see if it gave event dates/locations or not.

Most in Canada and the United States are run in May and June, however in some of the southern U.S. States they might run earlier due to the summer heat. Other countries may run during other months to take into account local seasons and weather. If you have information about the events in your country please contact the webmaster. 

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