The evolution of cancer research has greatly improved our understanding of the various forms of this disease over the last 200 years, according to The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM). In their 200th anniversary article, NEJM discusses the big changes in cancer research and treatment that have occurred during its tenure. In the first 100 years of NEJM’s publication,
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Ford Motor Company Recalls Escape Vehicles Due to Fuel System Defect
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Ford Motor Company is recalling 9,320 Escape vehicles due to a defect in the fuel system, which could cause a fuel leak and increase the risk of a fire and/or personal injury. The recalled SUVs include model year 2013 Escapes equipped with a 1.6 Liter engine
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Fall Hazard Prompts Troxel Recall of Flyer Swing Sets
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced the recall of approximately 100,500 Flexible Flyer Swing Sets made by The Troxel Company, based in Tennessee, due to a fall hazard. The seats of the see saw can break away from the bolt fasteners during use, increasing the likelihood that a child will fall off.
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Ovarian National Alliance Ranks New Jersey 14th in Ovarian Cancer Care
According to an article from The Record posted on NorthJersey.com, the Ovarian National Alliance released a report, the first of its kind, in which it rates each state, as well as the District of Columbia, regarding ovarian cancer care based on the programs, policies, and laws that affect ovarian cancer patients within that state. The report ranks New
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“Camp No Worries” in New Jersey Offers Children with Cancer an Escape from Reality
School-age children look forward to summer vacation all year long. However, for a child with cancer, summer vacations are usually filled with doctor visits, tests, hospitalizations, and even surgeries. According to an article posted on FoxNews.com, children diagnosed with cancer, their siblings, and the siblings of those children who have lost their battle with cancer can
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