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CURE
Summer 2010
Volume 9
Issue 2

The Us TOO International Summit, Symposium & Celebration

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Bunmi Ishola

Us TOO invites prostate cancer patients, survivors, and their families to the Chicago area this summer to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The two-day event, “From Passion to Action: Us TOO at 20,” will be held August 20—21, and kicks off with an advocacy summit about the prostate cancer screening debate. Participants will have the opportunity to attend the educational sessions on treatments, lifestyle and diet choices, updates on research, and more. For more information, visit www.ustoo.org/2010symposium.

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Integrative Medicine: Exercise Scores Against Anxiety
Web Exclusive: Find a Clinical Trial That's Right for You
Web Exclusive: Standing Up to Cancer
Web Exclusive: Gaining Ground In Treating Metastatic Colorectal Cancer
Web Exclusive: An Excerpt from "Conquer Prostate Cancer"
More Therapies Needed for Childhood Cancers
Pipeline
The Price of Parenthood
What Is Metastatic Cancer?
Teaming Up Against Liver Cancers
Should I Have My Child Tested?
Message From the Editor
Letters From Our Readers
The Us TOO International Summit, Symposium & Celebration
Saying Goodbye to Georgy Girl and a Designing Woman
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