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We have seen how governments spend our money, badly.If the government was to fund research any kind of research the first to get their share would be the CEO’s of the world and then from there we would go down the list.Some may think this a cruel observation but governments don’t really care if we live or die, the population is increasing everyday and what better way then to let those who are sick just die.We must stand up and start to look after ourselves and stop relying on the government.Educating ourselves is the best way to prevent this terrible disease from striking us.I live in Toronto and this province has had its battles with the government over funding issues, some funding has been reduced or has been completely been removed.One of the major cancer hospitals in the Continue Reading

Should the government fund cancer research? Absolutely. The function of our government is to provide for a stabile society and accommodate growth and prosperity. As a part of this mission, it is the job of the government to protect its citizens. This protection includes such things as defense from foreign and domestic attacks, protection from domestic threats to our financial welfare, and, just as important, protection from health threats.

For years, the government has funded organizations and programs that promoted the welfare of our citizens physically and economically, such as the FDA or workman’s compensation and unemployment. The government has also sponsored organizations to protect our health such as medicaid or the National Center for Disease Control. These Continue Reading

Cancer can be view as ‘an opportunity for change’ -If you have cancer then it’s your body’s own way of telling yourself this: That you cannot, of course, go on the way you are forever… Now, with the realisation that a real change is needed you have to ask yourself: ‘How committed are my to making the vital and necessary changes needed to bring about a health transformation in my life and beat the cancer?’ ‘You see, as Doctor Larraine Day once said: ‘Some people chose to die rather than change their habits or lifestyles.’

Maybe you’re someone who could change their lifestyle pretty quickly, knowing that there is something so greatly at stake…but for many, their detrimental habits need to be changed slowly and Continue Reading

Cancer affects all of us. According to the American Cancer Society, more than 1.4 million new cases of diagnosed cancer will occur this year alone. In 2004, there were approximately 10.8 million people who had a history of cancer. Last year the cost of cancer was estimated to be over $200 Billion dollars! Cancer does affect all of us, either directly or indirectly.

Participating in one or more cancer walks in your area is a great way to join the fight against cancer and have fun at the same time. Through your participation in these cancer walk events, you can help raise funds for a worthy cause and raise public awareness about a serious disease.

One of the great things about charity walks is that almost anyone can participate. Also, walking is a fun exercise, especially Continue Reading

Stay with me on this thought for a few minutes and see if it has any validity.

A company is developed based on a product.

That product supports the existence and growth of that company.

If the product becomes irrelevant, the company too becomes obsolete.

Cancer is a disease of the body and my understanding of it from medical knowledge says it is a malfunctioning and over-productive cellular activity producing lethal growths in the body.

Cancer, in the medical community is the locus which doctors and scientists devote and surround their energies.

Their livelihood, personally, financially, and systemically depend on the existence of cancer.

Without cancer, cancer research facilities and treatment centers cannot exist. Why?

Well, if Continue Reading