My cousin is now cancer-free, and thankfully, I am also cancer-free.
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Of course, I did – I am alive and cancer-free.
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Now cancer free, she helped lobby the panel for approval.
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That patient has since remained cancer-free more than 14 years.
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After several months of treatment, the former president was cancer free.
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The former "Seinfeld" star said last year she was cancer free.
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This past January, he celebrated five years of being cancer-free.
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On September 26, Oakley learned her son was officially cancer free.
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That's a Big Cancer-Free Mood and we're here for it.
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Judy Perkins said she's cancer-free thanks to an experimental immunotherapy.
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She tells PEOPLE that her doctors currently assume she's cancer-free.
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"I'm cancer free," she told CNN during an interview on Tuesday.
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"I'll be nine years cancer-free, too, in November," Rizzo said.
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She was treated at age 6 and is now cancer-free.
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His most recent lab results showed that he is clinically cancer-free.
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A surgery to treat it was successful and left him cancer-free.
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Five years later, she's cancer-free and raising awareness for young women.
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Douglas battled stage four oral cancer but was later declared cancer free.
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Abby Lee Miller is cancer free and could not feel more blessed.
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He announced he was cancer free in 2015, but the disease returned.
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I am fortunate now, at age 70, to still be cancer-free.
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If I'm not cancer free, then I'd have to make another decision.
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Bennet was declared cancer free later that month following a successful surgery.
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She was declared cancer free after receiving chemotherapy and a partial mastectomy.
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Due to early detection, I am cancer-free and grateful for that.
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But it only counts as "cancer-free" after five years—not two.
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He underwent months of chemotherapy and was declared cancer-free in 2016.
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Payton opens the blood test results: She is cancer-free, as suspected.
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He tells us he's cancer-free right now and doing very well.
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The current benchmark for patients to be considered cancer free is five years.
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The court previously said that, following her lung surgery, Ginsburg was cancer free.
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Two months later, the couple announced she was cancer-free — but on Nov.
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The court previously said that, following her lung surgery, she was cancer free.
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Though cancer-free since 2008, treatment caused nerve damage that changed Bethany's smile.
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Two months later, he revealed in November 2017 that she was cancer free.
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Four years later, re-elected and cancer-free, Hogan has attracted 2020 attention.
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Two months later, the couple announced she was cancer-free — but on Nov.
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Four years later, re-elected and cancer-free, Hogan has attracted 290 attention.
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"When I learned I was cancer free I felt ecstatic," she tells PEOPLE.
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He underwent chemotherapy and surgery, and doctors told him he was cancer free.
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Today, Devaney is unable to say for sure whether she's truly cancer-free.
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Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix is celebrating one year of being cancer-free.
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The hope is then I'll be cancer-free and able to move on.
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That was almost a decade ago, he says, and she's still cancer-free.
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He underwent treatment and declared several months later that he was cancer free.
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But, he also announced, he has now been cancer-free for a year.
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After her amputation, Patou continued to live cancer-free for nearly four years.
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"I'm cancer free," the 86 year-old justice told CNN in an interview.
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Cancer-free and optimistic, Ms. Davidson still waits for her strength to return.
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"Nine years cancer-free," said another, sporting a "Fight Like a Girl" T-shirt.
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Oblak, who's writing a report on the procedure, says Patches is now cancer free.
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"They say you're cancer-free, you beat it twice, what's the odds?" she recalled.
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But after radiation and chemotherapy treatments and a second procedure, he was cancer free.
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TV host and entrepreneur Giuliana Rancic has been cancer free for almost a decade.
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Joe Simpson is cancer-free after receiving radiation treatments, a rep confirms to PEOPLE.
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Although the aggressive treatment has caused Hunter hearing loss, she is now cancer-free.
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In December, Carter announced he was cancer-free after an initial diagnosis in August.
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After six long years of battling Hodgkin's lymphoma, Anthony Daniels is now cancer-free.
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Last month President Carter announced he was cancer-free and no longer needs treatment.
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Fertility clinics may go from advertising for "cancer-free babies" to promising "prodigy babies".
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In November 2018, Wyatt revealed to TMZ that her child is now cancer-free.
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False negatives, when people with new tumors think they're cancer-free, are also possible.
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After two such treatments, Mr. Karlson remains alive and cancer-free eight years later.
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My tumor is gone, and my chemo is over, so technically I'm cancer-free.
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Still a ways to go to that much coveted five-year cancer-free mark.
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One dose of Novartis' therapy left 83 percent of patients cancer free after three months.
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Within six months, I got a report from my doctors saying I was cancer-free.
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The Colorado Independent reports Bennet is committed to running for president if he's cancer-free.
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But despite being declared cancer-free, the osteosarcoma was back in the spring of 2017.
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After a small window of being told she was cancer-free, Jen's cancer came back.
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I've been cancer free now for a couple of years, and feeling healthier than ever.
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Now, at 45, she's cancer free, but getting there took a lot of difficult decisions.
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She's doing great right now, she just got married, and starting her life cancer-free.
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In May, Miller opened up about her painful journey and revealed she was cancer free.
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Now cancer-free, Diane Patrick says she urged her husband to jump into the race.
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The court has said that the surgery was successful and that she is cancer free.
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After a mastectomy and additional treatment, Jennifer is now healthy again and living cancer-free.
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In September, the star announced her cancer-free status during an appearance on Good Morning America.
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"They could have just asked him for the car," says Lokita, who is now cancer-free.
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Now a senior in high school, Kate has been cancer-free for more than three years.
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In December, he said he was cancer-free but that he would continue to receive treatment.
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Maintenance therapy immediately follows initial treatment to keep patients cancer-free if they go into remission.
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She underwent chemotherapy, radiation and a double mastectomy before being declared cancer-free in April 2015.
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Musician Elvis Costello is recovering from cancer surgery Here's hoping he can rock on cancer-free.
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It is the equivalent of pronouncing a patient cancer-free because she has a good complexion.
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So, how did it feel to be finally be declared cancer-free by doctors this week?
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She told Rizzo that in August she would hit her ninth anniversary of being cancer-free.
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A little over a year later, in October 2018, she announced that she was cancer-free.
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This is an important milestone when many people can be considered as likely to be cancer-free.
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And during her C-section, doctors determined that her ovary and uterus were healthy and cancer-free.
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As she approaches her five-year cancer-free mark, Goodacre says she's looking forward to stopping tamoxifen.
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All of the women were cancer-free when they completed five years of adjuvant hormone-based therapy.
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Miceli has been cancer-free for more than 10 years, though she is unable to have children.
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It certainly was: Shull, now cancer-free, continues to dance and perform in Missouri using her prosthesis.
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But subsequent treatments and a second surgical procedure were successful, and Mr. Schwartz was declared cancer-free.
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The nation's 39th president ended up cancer-free in just four months after undergoing an experimental treatment.
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"I'm cancer-free," Justice Ginsburg said in the interview, adding that she had resumed an active schedule.
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Carter was born cancer-free, but at 6 months old, two tumors were discovered in his eyes.
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The congressman was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017 but announced he was cancer-free after surgery.
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Christian Roach is cancer-free, and he's hoping his Christmas decorations will help others stay healthy too.
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Even though she was considered cancer-free, the military's rules blocked her from becoming a commissioned officer.
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She was cancer free for a while, but last November her cancer returned and she underwent aggressive chemo.
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In a key clinical trial of 63 people, 83 percent of participants were cancer-free after three months.
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Tarek El Moussa is counting his blessing as he reveals that he remains cancer-free after three years.
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"I'm so happy that I'm cancer-free," Raiola, the niece of a New York gangster, told the camera.
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Months later, his pancreatic cancer had returned, but he found a treatment and became cancer free once again.
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The tumor was surgically removed three months later, in September 2014, and Stiller has been cancer-free since.
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Val Kilmer says he's healthy, happy and cancer free ... despite what his friend, Michael Douglas, is telling people.
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The first has been cancer-free for nearly a year and the latter for more than 12 months.
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Last year, he announced that he was cancer-free after undergoing a combination of surgery, radiation and immunotherapy.
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Following chemotherapy and surgery to remove a tumor in her shoulder, Ali was announced cancer-free this February.
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After months of battling liver cancer, singer Michael Bublé's son Noah is officially cancer-free, BBC news reports.
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When Lopilato confirmed that Noah was cancer-free, she thanked the public for their prayers and well-wishes.
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It was post-Maria, my mom had just finished her surgery and we knew she was cancer free.
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King had surgery to remove his entire prostate gland in 2015, and had been cancer-free since then.
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He knew he had cancer for one week, had it removed, and has been cancer free ever since.
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I had biopsies and was told that I was cancer-free; that I just had an enlarged prostate.
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It actually had started to metastasize, but they got it all and I've been cancer-free ever since.
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His doctor said he was cancer-free five years after he underwent a bone-marrow transplant for lymphoma.
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"It's only been a week that my mom has been declared cancer-free," Azarenka said with Ala nearby.
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R.B.G., cancer-free: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 86, announced that her treatment for pancreatic cancer had been successful.
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Now cancer-free after a series of chemotherapy treatments, she originally planned to wear wigs on the H0use Floor.
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Kelly first underwent surgery to remove the squamous cell carcinoma shortly after his diagnosis and was declared cancer free.
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I'm now cancer-free with no side-effects and don't have to worry about needing surgery in (the) future.
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"This was 13 years ago, so thankfully I am cancer-free," he told Fox News in the new interview.
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Wilson, 59, announced that she is cancer-free and "one hundred percent healthy" in December after battling breast cancer.
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She is currently considered cancer-free, but because she carries the HER2 gene, cancer could return at any time.
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Over the next several months, then years, he slowly grew stronger, and in 1993 he was declared cancer-free.
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Now, five years later, the boy, who captured the hearts of many, is cancer-free, Make-A-Wish confirmed.
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What a difference a year makes ... Keke's found the love of her life, and her kid is cancer-free!
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He was diagnosed with the disease in July of that year, but has been cancer-free since that August.
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Rebelling, she found a female oncologist who put her in an immunotherapy trial, and today she is cancer free.
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They later revealed during the A&E special "Dog & Beth: Fight of Their Lives" that she was cancer-free.
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He is now cancer-free, and undergoes dialysis three times every week, which takes a toll on his body.
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Meanwhile, Leakes and her husband are back on solid ground after his battle with cancer left him cancer-free.
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After chemotherapy and two surgeries, he was declared cancer free in May 2016 but requires checkups every four months.
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The researchers followed 5,131 men who were about 49 years old, on average, and cancer-free when the study began.
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Together, we will stand strong to tackle this disease and look forward to the day when Jacob is cancer free.
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" As of now, Sulahian — who will document the process of getting reconstructive surgery on the show — is "100% cancer free.
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She's now cancer-free and said the battle only brought her closer to husband Andrew Shue and her two daughters.
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We will have two rounds [of chemo] then [a] scan and then we will be ringing that cancer free bell!!!
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On July 21, Meghan, now 27, was pronounced cancer-free; this week was the one-year anniversary of her diagnosis.
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He was declared to be cancer-free following surgery but had a recurrence that required treatment through radiation and chemotherapy.
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As the TV journalist, who is seven years cancer-free, prepares to step down from her current role at E!
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Here are 39 of the top foods that science suggests can help you boost your chances of staying cancer-free.
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Thankfully, my mom is now cancer-free, and therapy has given me the opportunity to grow and tackle other issues.
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As for Patches, she is six months cancer-free, and her surgery was a success, said her owner, Danielle Dymeck.
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ATL Falcons owner Arthur Blank has taken a page from Leah Still and Bret Hart -- and says he's CANCER FREE!!!
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My Special Aflac Duck is expected to be available to children with cancer — free of cost — nationwide in winter 2018/2019.
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" As of now, Sulahian — who will document the process of getting reconstructive surgery on the show — is "100 percent cancer free.
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Back at Raven's family's house, her mother takes a moment on national television to announce that Raven's father is cancer-free.
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Now that actor Colin Egglesfield is officially cancer-free, he wants to inspire others who may be going through health crises.
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Last month, the reality TV star revealed to PEOPLE that she's completely cancer-free and is looking forward to walking again.
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Rocco was diagnosed with a cancerous Wilms tumor on his kidney at just 3 years old, but is now cancer free.
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Fortunately, she survived and is now cancer-free -- but several years later, in 210, Lesakowski lost his mother to the disease.
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Mi'Chelle Nelson has been cancer-free since 2008, but her confidence after a botched mastectomy was at an all-time low.
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All from Oklahoma, Rheann Franklin, 11, Ainsley Peters, 9, and Rylie Hughey, 8, are now all cancer-free, according to Today.
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Now 5, Cadence is cancer free and the Toddlers and Tiaras star has found joy in the world of beauty pageants.
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In the end, Dr. Lee was able to drain and remove all seven cysts, including the "toenail," which was cancer-free.
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Today, she is cancer-free but Sherry has said that she doesn't take for granted that the cancer could come back.
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"Obviously, this finding signals again and again that healthy lifestyle is the key to cancer-free life," Astsaturov said by email.
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"I just found out a few weeks ago that with my thyroid cancer I'm officially cancer-free," El Moussa told TMZ.
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After surgery to remove a tumor in her shoulder and chemotherapy, Ms. Ali said doctors told her she was cancer-free.
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The Flip or Flop star's stepfather is "CANCER FREE!" after battling the same disease that El Moussa underwent treatment for in 2013.
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She was treated, cancer-free for a few years, and then had a recurrence that spread to other parts of her body.
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After being in treatment for a year and undergoing a partial mastectomy, Minogue's doctors told her she was cancer-free in 2006.
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If there is no lymph node involvement, surgeons ... said the prognosis for being cancer-free at five years out is 80 percent.
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After a month of treatment, the brave kitty is now cancer-free and has just found a forever home in Swansea, England.
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"I picked it," says Bublé, whose firstborn son Noah, 5, was declared cancer-free the year before his baby sister was born.
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She endured chemotherapy for another six months until she was told at the end of last year that she was cancer-free.
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The good news ... we got Still out in New York with 8-year-old Leah -- who's been cancer-free for 4 YEARS!
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Doctors declared him cancer free in September 2014, but he announced in March that cancer had been detected in his upper jaw.
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In April 2015, one year before he officially would have been considered cancer-free, he found himself back in the doctor's office.
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"I'm so extra," she said, adding that it was her birthday, as well as her 10-year anniversary of being cancer free.
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But since the treatment, Mr. Blankfein has said he is cancer-free and hopes to stay in the job for some time.
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Whang dedicated herself to regaining her health and and lived cancer-free for seven years, until the disease returned in October 2018.
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Alderson, the Mets' general manager, has been cancer-free since May 2016, but he has to go for checkups every four months.
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RBG's way of steering the debate Justice Ginsburg, who says she's cancer free, is in the liberal minority of the Supreme Court.
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Being cancer-free two years later without major side effects, her doctors say, is proof of why they sought proton beam therapy.
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In 2015, President Jimmy Carter became cancer-free after using a new kind of cancer treatment that harnesses the body's immune system.
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He's now cancer free, and says the frequent blood tests as a routine part of his training help set his mind at ease.
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In an interview with PEOPLE in May, the Dance Moms star revealed that she was cancer-free and could not feel more blessed.
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Raven was immediately informed that her father, who was diagnosed with lung cancer a year and a half ago, is now cancer-free.
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"To see my daughter walking here at my wedding, healthy, knowing she is cancer free is a tear-jerker for me," says Devon.
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Nor does the absence of any physical lumps or the prevalence of physical pain in a lump mean that you are cancer-free.
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Those in the group who exult at being cancer-free mourn the three participants whose lives have been cut short by the disease.
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"If you take a drug and stimulate the system, you will make the organism live longer in a cancer-free way," he said.
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On the 97th day, Chris and his family celebrated a hard-fought victory when he was officially declared cancer-free: a leukemia survivor.
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Conner was officially declared cancer-free on May 23 after a PET scan, and was named starting running back just three months later.
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Although grateful to be cancer-free, Mr. Riddick has additional health problems, including arthritis and Paget's disease, which causes bone and joint pain.
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It's the 2 words Devon and Leah Still have wanted to say for 5 years ... and now it's finally here -- Leah's CANCER FREE!!!
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Although she now says that she is cancer free, pancreatic cancer is a tough diagnosis at any age, much less at 86 years.
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A brain scan revealed a cancerous brain tumor, but after surgery and more than 30 rounds of radiation treatment, Miller is cancer-free.
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"It's kind of like leaving the hospital, just finding out you're cancer free, and getting run over by a Mack truck," said Rep.
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My husband Joe stayed strong but after finding out I was cancer free really shared with me how scared he was about the possibility.
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"So I took [the hormonal therapy] for five years and this July, it's going to be 11 years that I'm cancer free," she said.
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Finally, Catherine is having a personal struggle with "celebrating" her successful surgery by throwing a party, since she will never be completely cancer-free.
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After being treated at Riley Hospital for Children, she was declared cancer-free, but had to continue treatments to ensure it did not return.
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Yaghoubi has gone into remission and relapsed again — now her doctors tell her she is on her way to being 100 percent cancer-free.
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Six months after revealing that her husband was battling stage 3 colon cancer, NeNe, 51, proudly shared that Gregg, 63, is now cancer free.
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After two years of intense treatment, Rayshun is cancer-free and has regained his sight, hearing and vocals, enabling him to start performing again.
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Now five years later, and cancer-free, the girls are using the annual portrait to honor children who have died due to the illness.
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The photographer has gathered the courageous group together every year since to replicate their photo shoot and celebrate that they are now cancer-free.
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I know I should love it and wear it because it keeps me skin cancer-free and because I look hella bad with sunburn.
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I have been cancer-free since December 2016 but I still visit my oncologist about once every quarter for routine check-ups and bloodwork.
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"It's kind of like leaving the hospital just finding out that you are cancer free and getting run over by a Mack truck," Rep.
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The idea is that the new cells from a cancer-free donor will regenerate the recipient's immune system, clearing the patient of malignant cells.
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Carter announced this summer that he was battling brain cancer (more recent brain scans, from December, show that surgery has left him cancer-free).
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Now cancer-free, he had still intended on playing in Wednesday's game despite the risk of an injury that would jeopardize his draft status.
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Rep. Phil Roe (R-Tenn.) is cancer-free after undergoing a procedure in July, according to a statement released by his office on Friday.
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While it and the ensuing bills were still egregiously expensive, McWilliams' doctors told her she'd make a full recovery and likely live cancer free.
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Scott is now 10 years old and has reached the important milestone, which for many is the point when someone can be considered cancer-free.
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They later revealed during the A&E special, "Dog & Beth: Fight of Their Lives," that the cancer had been removed and she was cancer-free.
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Lopilato confirmed that after months of chemotherapy, Noah was officially cancer-free at a movie press conference in her native Buenos Aires, Argentina, in April.
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Along with learning to accept her new, thankfully cancer-free, body, the Kingscliff, Australia-based teacher had to figure out how to dress herself again.
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At home, Raven's parents have big news to share: Her dad—diagnosed with lung cancer a year and a half ago—is newly cancer free.
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New details about Prince Harry's new girlfriend Meghan Markle, plus Val Kilmer says he is cancer-free Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The 143-year-old announced in 2017 that she'd been diagnosed with stage II throat cancer, but was cancer free by December of that year.
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" These days, Griffin says she is cancer-free and doing "really well" as she focuses on the number one thing her doctor prescribed — "No stress.
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Tarek also talks about going solo -- he's filming a pilot where he mentors rookie house flippers -- but most importantly, he's amped about being cancer free!!!
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Too often, medical misinformation and a failure to prioritize check-ups prevent women from taking the steps necessary to ensure that they remain cancer-free.
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The other gentleman was Timothy Karman, 22015, a retired teacher in Grandy, N.C. At first, of course, he had been told he was cancer-free.
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"I just was scared," she told WKOW, adding that after undergoing surgery and six months of treatment, she had entered remission and was cancer-free.
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In March, I had my six-month post-op scan and I was hoping to be cancer-free and I know my doctors were also.
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"I'm perfectly at ease with whatever comes," Mr. Carter said at the time in August 2015; four months later, he said he was cancer free.
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"Four years ago when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I had so many different thoughts," Wilson, who is now cancer-free, began in the post.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosHouston Texans player Devon Still says his 5-year-old daughter Leah is cancer free – and he couldn't be more thankful.
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According to Page Six, the youngest JoBro, Nick, let fans know that the family patriarch and one-time-manager, Kevin Jonas Sr., is now cancer-free.
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The teen was declared cancer free in late 2009 and the first thing he decided to do was help other kids who were suffering from cancer.
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Lee underwent surgery in February 2015 after being diagnosed with prostate cancer, but the 64-year-old was told two months later he was cancer-free.
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Being diagnosed as cancer-free is absolutely something to celebrate, so why not honor this milestone with a new outfit to go with a new outlook?
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The question researchers wanted to answer: Compared with cancer-free peers, how were patients in the adolescent and young adult population affected by a cancer diagnosis?
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In fact, 83 percent of patients were cancer-free after three months with one dose (they continued to respond after six months, according to new reports).
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When Devon shared the news that Leah was cancer free in March 2015, the couple decided to pick up wedding planning where they had left off.
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We got Maria out in NYC with her boo, Keven Undergaro, and she tells us she's happy, healthy and cancer-free ... enjoying living in the moment.
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The run, named Richard's Heart & Sole for Emilio, is intended to raise awareness and money to provide children with cancer free rides to their chemotherapy treatments.
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The fall came four years after Mr. Carter announced that he was cancer free after undergoing treatment for metastatic melanoma that had spread to his brain.
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He was declared cancer free in 2016 and rejoined the football team -- balling out of his mind and eventually getting drafted by the Steelers in 2017.
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For a man requiring medical tests every four months to check if he remains cancer free, Alderson has remained as dedicated as ever to his work.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is cancer free and on the mend after her recent surgery for the disease, a Supreme Court spokeswoman said on Friday.
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Mr. Hogan, who said in November that he was now "100 percent cancer-free," lost his hair while undergoing treatment and became a voice for cancer patients.
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Koehler, recently was diagnosed with a thyroid condition possibly related to her cancer and still has three years of monitoring before she can be declared cancer free.
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As she celebrates five years of being cancer-free, Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Shannon Miller, an ovarian cancer survivor, is determined to make every day count.
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He was declared cancer-free in 2017, but the illness returned less than a month later, according to a GoFundMe page set up for the boy's family.
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He'd been diagnosed with the disease at age 18, but after four months and two surgeries, the boy she lovingly called "The Ginger" was declared cancer-free.
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He and two of his doctors, Dr. Tak Takvorian and Dr. George P. Canellos, said he had been cancer-free since a bone-marrow transplant in 21982.
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"With what Gabe has been through and now that he is cancer free, it just goes to show all the work everyone is doing," Dungey tells PEOPLE.
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After intense chemotherapy and a double mastectomy, St. Clair is now cancer free and glad she can look back and laugh about some moments during those difficult days.
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C. convinces me to splurge and buy Marc Jacobs Daisy Love perfume as a way to celebrate being cancer-free, leaving my parents' house, and being an adult.
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According to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 21988% of those patients will remain cancer-free for at least 21988 years, at which point they'll be deemed officially cured.
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He said the disease spread to other parts of his body — including four "very small" spots in his brain — but a year later said he was cancer-free.
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After being referred to a specialist to get a diagnosis for a lump on his throat, Kilmer says he was declared cancer-free by a team at UCLA.
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And it's saving people's lives, because when you find cancer at Stage 200 or Stage 1, as in my case, you can treat it; and I'm cancer free.
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I've come to learn that the non-answer is standard—you're not cancer-free, but there's no cancer in your body—but it doesn't get any less frustrating.
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Yet after his dermatologist removed the mole and declared him cancer-free, back to the tanning salon he went—about four times a week for five more years.
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Graeber is cautious when writing about modern-day patients who have experienced miraculous recoveries — new treatments that leave them cancer free after all other conventional attempts have failed.
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As I mentioned, Mom is cancer-free now and able to spend time with her grandchildren, nearly all of whom she just hosted at her annual Passover Seder.
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He remains cancer free, but suffered posterior fossa syndrome after the surgery, which left his brain having to essentially relearn all basic skills, including breathing, talking and walking.
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At just a year and a half, Emily was diagnosed with a massive abdominal tumor and endured numerous surgeries and rigorous chemotherapy before finally being declared cancer-free.
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He has been cancer-free for nearly three years, and his mother said if she'd known what was in the letter, she'd not have let him read it.
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Michael Irvin's clearly SUPER relieved to find out he's cancer-free ... 'cause the Dallas Cowboys legend was still smiling from ear to ear hours after receiving the great news!!
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After receiving the vaccine, all the participants remained cancer-free for at least a year, and 12 stayed in remission for an average of four years and nine months.
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But the next year, she received a free mammogram Jordan's fundraising paid for, and was diagnosed with breast cancer – and thanks to early intervention — she is now cancer free.
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The researchers analyzed records for 601,527 patients who were cancer-free and had taken at least 80 percent of their prescribed aspirin doses during the first year of treatment.
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She parrots what she's already told me: I'm cancer-free as of my surgery in January and will be in remission as of the date of my last treatment.
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Some patients treated with the still-experimental therapies have remained cancer free, but the jury is out on whether that will continue, or whether they will need new treatment.
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She took it all in stride and felt fortunate that her illness could be treated with a pill, which she credited for restoring her to a cancer-free state.
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The mom to son Duke, 5, celebrated six years cancer free in December, and has fans tell her all the time how her journey encouraged them to get checked.
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Had I not gone through this, I would have just, you know, upon traditional medicine, thought I was cancer-free because the urologist said I was, from the biopsies.
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Receiving a diagnosis of breast cancer in 2004, she said she is now 12 years cancer-free and believes her diet plays a crucial role in maintaining her health.
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Eventually, she was accepted into the study and, like Ms. Bachini, was one of the fortunate ones: Now, thanks to the cell treatment and surgery, she is cancer-free.
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On learning she had cancer in 22006, she was given a discouraging prognosis, but an Indian healing ceremony left her cancer free for the next two decades, she said.
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"I'm still breast cancer-free thanks to the efforts by my incredible doctors at Memorial Sloan Kettering, but now, I have another foe: HPV or human papillomavirus," she added.
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Goldman began actively considering Blankfein's successor after he was diagnosed with a treatable form of lymphoma in 2015, for he received chemotherapy and was cancer-free by October 2016.
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Alderson announced on Saturday at the New York Baseball Writers' Awards dinner, where he received an award honoring his career, that he had been cancer-free for four months.
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Gulla, now cancer-free, is grateful to have Julie back in his life once more, and appreciative to all who must have helped the feline over the past six years.
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Maser began the practice of not eating for five days and believes that contributed to him being declared cancer free after just two of his six scheduled rounds of chemo.
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Liam was just 210-and-a-half years old when he was diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma, and after a year battling the disease, doctors had declared him cancer free.
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She had undergone surgery to remove a tumor in her shoulder bone and had told PEOPLE she was "technically cancer-free" at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen last July.
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Speaking to PEOPLE a year after her procedure, the chef — who is now cancer-free — praised her boyfriend for remaining by her side, even with his own busy work schedule.
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"They gave me injections right into the tumor, three times, seven needles and boom, after about six months, I came back and they said, 'You're cancer free,&apos" he said.
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Now, though she's cancer-free, Bates says she is dealing with her biggest challenge yet: lymphedema, a disease that's commonly caused by the removal of lymph nodes during cancer treatment.
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As a global cancer community we must be creative and strive to secure funding to support innovative research if we hope to achieve our vision of a cancer-free world.
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We broke the story ... Keke says she's now happily married to Zachariah Darring and her kid is cancer-free, while also bashing Michael as "toxic" and mocking his new woman.
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While more tests will need to be done to determine whether or not she is actually cancer-free, she said it was an eye-opening experience, to say the least.
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In more than one in three patients above age 80, and in more than half of those above 90, simply removing the lesion for biopsy left the patients cancer-free.
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Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011, she meets the five-year definition of cancer-free but still goes in every three months for a checkup, and she's still on medication.
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After having a surgery last September to remove a tumor on her right breast and part of her lymph nodes, as well as undergoing radiation, she is cancer-free, she says.
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Eric Dishman is finally cancer-free after more than 20 years—and, following a kidney transplant, he now heads the Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program at the National Institutes of Health.
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Dishman is finally cancer-free after more than 20 years—and, following a successful kidney transplant, he now heads the Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program at the National Institutes of Health.
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In addition to having a baby on the way, Leah, now 8 years old, has been in remission since 2015 and is on track to officially be cancer-free by 2020.
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Bayer is now cancer-free, but she maintains a relationship with the organization by welcoming other children and their families at NBC's SNL studios to give tours to other Wish kids.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey alum, 47, honored Cantin on Instagram Saturday with a sweet message for his 40th birthday and made the exciting news that he is cancer-free.
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A 2-year-old girl who was diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer in February is now cancer-free — and doctors believe she is going to continue to thrive.
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She had undergone surgery to remove a tumor in her shoulder bone and had told PEOPLE she was "technically cancer-free" at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen in July 2018.
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Andrews had the growth removed once, but when the low-grade myxoid sarcoma came back a second time, doctors told her that amputation was her best option to become cancer free.
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Doctors told the family there was over a 99 percent chance that the cancer would never come back after he was first declared cancer-free at 7, his father tells PEOPLE.
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She's unwilling to say that I'm cancer-free, in part, I think, because she wants to be clear that I should still continue with the original treatment plan and do radiation.
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Each of those survivors was matched in age, gender and postal code to 0.9 cancer-free individuals from the general population, for a total of 36,205 individuals in the control group.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose health has become a preoccupation of the American public as the Supreme Court hews rightward under President Trump, announced this week that she was cancer-free.
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" He told the Colorado Independent that he expects to take seven to 10 days to recover from surgery and that he hopes to be "cancer-free and able to move on.
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Caption: Eric Dishman is finally cancer-free after more than 20 years—and, following a kidney transplant, he now heads the Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program at the National Institutes of Health.
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These supposed success stories add to the misinformation: People who put salve on a mole that may have not been cancer in the first place boast that they are now cancer-free.
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"After that, I was nine months cancer free and right as I went in to do my scans, I found out that I relapsed with metastatic osteosarcoma in my lungs," McDonald says.
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An adorable toddler struck a pose and grinned ear-to-ear during a sweet photo shoot arranged by her loving mother to celebrate the 3-year-old's first anniversary being cancer free.
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Much of that had to do with the fact that NeNe's husband, Gregg Leakes, was finally cancer-free after a grueling battle with stage 3 colon cancer that nearly ended their marriage.
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Doctors were able to remove the tumor, and Nuttall remained cancer-free for the next two years until April 2016, when she was diagnosed with both cancer of the brain and lung.
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While scans earlier this year showed Nuttall was cancer-free after undergoing immunotherapy, she was admitted to a hospital in mid-2018 and doctors discovered the cancer had progressed to her spine.
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But, Irvin got good news Sunday -- docs told him he was cancer-free ... and now, he's campaigning harder than ever for Americans to come up with a career for the deadly disease.
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"I am 250 years cancer free, which is wonderful, but I have to say that it's interesting being 2000 years out — it's a very different feeling than those first 5 years," the E!
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Now, four years later, she is living cancer-free, married to the love of her life, 30-year-old actress and writer Stephanie Allynne – and the couple are expecting twins via a surrogate.
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Soon after her diagnosis, the actress elected to have a double mastectomy to remove the cancerous tissue in one breast and as a preventative measure for her other breast, which was cancer-free.
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King has been getting messages of gratitude from people with children receiving treatment at the hospital, as well as from those who've received treatment there in the past and are now cancer-free.
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He said the disease spread to other parts of his body — including four "very small" spots in his brain — but a year later deemed himself cancer-free and has since resumed his active lifestyle.
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But if you buy into that, then perhaps it's not so crazy to also believe that, say, the Hunza, an indigenous group in northern Pakistan, are cancer-free thanks to their apricot-heavy diet.
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Meredith and Penny are discharging a now cancer-free patient who's one month from getting her diploma as an older college student, who hasn't called a mysterious "David," as she promised Mer she would.
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Now that she's announced her official status as cancer-free, RBG fans can rest a little easier knowing that she'll be present for the full roster of cases the court will hear in 2020.
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The former governor decided in November to jump into the already-crowded race after his wife, who will hit the trail for her husband in the coming weeks, was found to be cancer free.
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The former Democratic president, known for his unassuming style, said in December that he was cancer-free but would continue to receive an immunotherapy drug, pembrolizumab, that helps the body's immune system target cancer cells.
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Cancer-free people are blessed, but they are not always aware of the dedication, compassion and genius of those I've come to know who are daily engaged in the war against this elusive, pernicious enemy.
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She will continue that regimen until she has been cancer-free for five years (she is currently at three years, seven months), and until she receives the blessing of her oncologist to stop the medication.
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"My father just had a journey with colon cancer and he's cancer-free now, or on the tail end of it, all is good," Jonas said during an interview with Elvis Duran for iHeartRadio's Label Defiers.
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Three years after her photo shoot of three small-town Oklahoma girls battling cancer went viral, photographer Lora Scantling has now released another set of snapshots — this time showing the girls healthy, happy and cancer-free.
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When her transplant was a success and she found out that she was cancer-free, Barclay, now 23, married and living in Orem, Utah, decided that it didn't matter if she couldn't pursue an athletic career.
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The first step in the process is to surgically remove the patient's tumor and ensure that the patient is cancer free by confirming that there is no sign of cancer on blood tests and imaging studies.
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Doctors declared her cancer-free about a month later, the network said, but last October, Ali revealed in an online essay that her cancer was "back with a vengeance" and she had a year to live.
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It's a lot to take in less than two weeks into the new year, but in true form, Ruth Bader Ginsburg is here to brighten our year with this spectacular announcement: she is officially cancer-free.
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Martin is still undergoing chemotherapy, according to Fox Denver, but the teenager told the outlet that as of around a month ago, he is completely cancer free — and now has his own puppy to celebrate with.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Robert Waag is alive and apparently cancer free more than two years after advanced melanoma reached his lungs, hips and other parts of his body – a feat only recently considered unthinkable for such patients.
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The 62-year-old, who was recently declared cancer-free after undergoing treatment for stage 3 colon cancer, told the Post that a man sexually assaulted him when he was between the ages of 11 and 14.
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"It's hard not having one of my babies here with us," says mom Ami, who has been diagnosed as cancer-free but has been told she should undergo tests every three months for the rest of her life.
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Rockett announced his good news last week in a celebratory Instagram photo of himself and the man who oversaw the trial, Ezra Cohen, MD. "Because of this man, I am cancer free!!!" he wrote in the triumphant caption.
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Devon mostly kept their engagement quiet, focusing on Leah's fight to survive on his Instagram account – until he and Leah were honored with the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at ESPN's ESPYs last July – after Leah was declared cancer free.
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I could either pursue a preventive double mastectomy to erase my heightened risk of breast cancer; or I could opt to be closely monitored, and come back to the doctor every six months to ensure I remained cancer-free.
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After a difficult two-year battle with the disease, she was declared cancer-free in 2010 while majoring in art education at Brigham Young University and devoting her spare time to earning money for cancer research by selling her artwork.
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With her family, friends and hospital staff surrounding her, she was serenaded with a special version of Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" before she rang the bell at Golisano Children's Hospital in Rochester, New York, signifying that she was cancer-free on Monday.
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We talked to 22-year-old DeMasi (who is cancer-free as of February 28th) about what it was like to be diagnosed with cancer at this point in her life — and how blogging helped her through the treatment process.
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I've watched relationships end solely because I had to pour out the unfinished bottle of wine on the table before dropping the check; I've served Champagne to someone who had just been deemed "cancer-free" after their original diagnosis was terminal.
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Joe Tippens, an American who was diagnosed with Stage 4 small-cell lung cancer in 2017, claims that taking fenbendazole saved his life; he has been cancer-free now for a year, and his story has gone viral on the internet.
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" As for whether there was a moment he thought he would never act again, Douglas said, "When you are waiting to find out if you are cancer-free or not, you go through your chemo, your radiation, and you've lost a dramatic amount of weight.
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The former president, who is now cancer-free three years after a melanoma diagnosis on his liver and brain, tells the Post that he also enjoys spending time in his study, swimming in the pool, and occasionally building furniture and painting in the garage.
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As a survivor of cervical cancer who had watched her husband, Troy Turner, an equipment specialist at Hill Air Force Base, go through treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2008 (they're both now cancer-free), she knew that a lump wasn't something to take lightly.
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While surgical removal of a tumor (breast conserving therapy-BCT) or an entire breast gland (mastectomy) offers the hope of a cancer-free future, different burdens can, and often do, creep in — a negative body and breast image, sexual dysfunction, and struggles communicating with partners.
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Out of that population: 22.5% developed lung cancer 57.5% developed pre-cancerous lesions in their bladders Meanwhile, 20 separate mice who were exposed to vapes without nicotine were cancer free What they're saying: Go deeper: GOP allies warn vaping ban will sink Trump in 2020
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Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Justice Ginsburg confirms she's 'cancer free' On The Trail: History is not on Biden's side MORE renewed it through the 1990s.
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In March 2015, doctors declared Leah cancer free and in July, while accepting the Espys' award for perseverance on behalf of he and Leah (who could not attend), Devon promised his fianc e the wedding of her dreams for standing by them during such a dark time.
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The ex-defensive end -- a five-time pro-bowler who played for the team between 1979 and 1988 -- made the shocking revelation this weekend to the NY Post after emerging cancer-free following a years-long battle with stage 3 colon cancer and several rounds of treatment.
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Stories like that of former US President Jimmy Carter, who in 2015 tested cancer-free after using a drug called Keytruda — first approved by the FDA in 2014 — to treat his melanoma, cemented the therapy's use as a great addition to the cancer-fighting tool belt.
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In an exclusive clip of this week's heart-wrenching episode, the family, including Isabella (who is now cancer free) and her younger brother Sebastian, 9, get to take part in a home decorating task that's appropriately symbolic of making a fresh start: picking out a new paint color.
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One of the plaintiffs, Gail Ingham, 73, of O&aposFallon, Mo., told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that she was diagnosed with stage-3 ovarian cancer in 1985 and underwent chemotherapy treatments, surgeries and drug treatments for a year before being declared cancer-free in the early 1990s.
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" After being pronounced husband and wife, Zohn, who was first diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2009 but is now cancer-free after receiving a stem-cell transplant from his brother in 2013, predicted "that all the happy and sad tears in my life will disappear in her presence.
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Dr. Michelle Oblak of University of Guelph's Ontario Veterinary College helped Patches get cancer-free by working with small-animal surgeon Galina Hayes to remove the tumor and craft a 3D-printed part that perfectly fit the pooch, to replace the piece of Patches' skull that was taken away.
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"When I first finished chemo, and my hair was starting to grow back in the spring of 2012, I ran into a distinguished professor of film at a fund-raiser," said Ms. McCarthy, who had had breast cancer but who had recently been found to be cancer-free.
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"Given that long sleep duration has been associated with mortality among cancer-free individuals, as well as among breast cancer patients in recent studies including ours, it is possible that the relationship of sleep duration with survival also exists for other types of cancer," Trudel-Fitzgerald said by email.
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Her vulnerability and new mindset was crucial both when she was diagnosed with stage 303 colon cancer in 2010 (she's now been cancer free for about five years) and when she was appointed senior vice president of human resources and chief diversity officer at AT&T in 2015.
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"I still remember getting the phone call from the doctor who did the procedure, who was completely shocked, and said 'I would never have guessed that a 22-year-old would have had cancer,'" said Ms. Freiborg, who was treated with surgery and chemotherapy and is now cancer-free.
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The research sampled 1,627 participants, of which 749 were cancer-free and 878 had various types of newly detected, untreated cancer The blood test involved three tests on the participants' blood samples and showed sensitivity in detecting 10 different types of cancer, including pancreatic, ovarian, lung and esophageal cancer, among others.
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NCI's immunotherapy case — There was a lot of buzz this week over the announcement in Nature Medicine on Monday about the successful treatment using immunotherapy on a person with metastatic breast cancer whose prior treatments didn't work — but who has now remained cancer free 2.5 years after her immunotherapy regime.
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She has told me that many women who get a breast tumor – or even pre-invasive breast cancer such as ductal carcinoma in situ(DCIS) – believe that sacrificing one or both of their breasts will give them what they desperately want: the chance to go on living and a cancer-free future.
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While he doesn't "see anything wrong with" other former presidents collecting monetary gain from their White House experiences, ("I don't blame other people for doing it," he tells the Post), Carter, who is now cancer-free three years after a melanoma diagnosis on his liver and brain, reveals that he prefers a simpler life.
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"I've been cancer-free for over two years, but the real battle isn't over," says the rapper, who has partnered with the American Cancer Society for a new campaign called The Fight to inspire others battling cancer to maintain a positive outlook and all people to get tested if they see any warning signs.
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Now the USPSTF is updating its recommendation for this risk assessment to include women who personally have been diagnosed with breast, ovarian or tubal cancer in the past but completed treatment and are considered "cancer free," and those who have certain ancestries associated with BRCA22 or BRCA223 mutations, such as being of Ashkenazi Jewish descent.
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This month, Scharn, how cancer-free, found Logan, a three-legged dog at the Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento, California, "I saw the video of Logan on the shelter's page, and the next day I picked Quinn up early from school and drove to Sacramento as fast as possible," Teresa Howell, Scharn's mother, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgJustice Ginsburg confirms she's 'cancer free' The Trumpification of the federal courts Justice Roberts touts civic education as antidote to social media-fueled falsehoods MORE, who has faced recurring health concerns during her lengthy tenure on the high court, sounded a positive note Tuesday about the state of her health.
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What sets Grodstein's novel apart is that the cancer diagnosis switches places: Jacob Neulander, the 6-year-old boy at the center of the book, is cancer-free, while his mother, Karen, a hard-charging, 43-year-old political consultant who raised Jake on her own, has recently been found to have late-stage ovarian cancer and is facing a grim prognosis.
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In addition to the launch of Savannah's clothing line and celebrating Julie being five years cancer-free, one of the show's highlights was the iconic moment Todd decided to teach his mother Nanny Faye a lesson by tricking her into thinking she was getting arrested after he found out she was driving around on a suspended license for failure to appear in traffic court.
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This year marks the seventh year I've been cancer-free, and although we've certainly come a long way in spreading awareness about this all-too-common disease, I felt compelled this year to share more from my personal journey with breast cancer because there is a lot of information, tips, and guidance that I certainly wish someone had passed along to me upon diagnosis.
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Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterChange with minimal risk: Trump's Jimmy Carter problem On The Trail: History is not on Biden's side Kellyanne Conway defends Trump threat to target Iranian cultural sites MORE, Ronald Reagan and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Justice Ginsburg confirms she's 'cancer free' On The Trail: History is not on Biden's side MORE all defeated sitting presidents, and Gov.
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When James Carville, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Justice Ginsburg confirms she's 'cancer free' On The Trail: History is not on Biden's side MORE's brilliant political strategist, pronounced "It's the economy, stupid" as the key to winning the 1992 election, he was correct not only about that election, but about all presidential elections that were to follow — and most of those in the past as well.
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"There is a general rule that you're in a stronger position if your primary strategy and general election strategy are closely aligned," said William Galston, a senior fellow of governance studies at the Brookings Institution, who served as an adviser to former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Justice Ginsburg confirms she's 'cancer free' On The Trail: History is not on Biden's side MORE during his presidency.
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The center said the 0003th president, who served from 1977 to 1981 and became the longest-living president this year at 95, had suffered a "minor pelvic fracture" and was being treated at Phoebe Sumter Medical Center in Americus, Ga. This month, Mr. Carter received stitches above his eyebrow after falling at his home in Plains, Ga. In May he also received treatment for a broken hip after falling at home, and in December 2015, Mr. Carter announced that he was cancer free after undergoing treatment for metastatic melanoma that had spread to his brain.
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Clinton, the only child of former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Justice Ginsburg confirms she's 'cancer free' On The Trail: History is not on Biden's side MORE and former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonRosenstein on his time in Trump administration: 'We got all the big issues right' Trump campaign planning Iowa rally ahead of Democratic caucuses: report #IvotedforHillaryClinton trending amid rising tensions with Iran MORE, has served on IAC's board since 21625 and receives an annual $2900,220006 retainer and $2202,2628 worth of restricted IAC stock units, Barron's reports.
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