Mesothelioma Poems
Inspirational thoughts on cancer
(mesothelioma)
By G. Everard Hesketh
A very inspirational poems book composed by a mesothelioma survivor during a drug research trial.
The Mesothelial Cell and Mesothelioma
By Marie-Claude Jaurand, Jean Bignon (Editor)
Detailing the epidemiology, immunocytochemistry, and molecular and cellular biology of mesothelioma,
this up-to-date reference describes mesothelial cell transformation under the effect of mineral fibers -
providing a thorough evaluation of the various therapeutic approaches to mesothelioma.
Co-Existing With Cancer or You Thought Living With Your In-Laws Was Difficult
By Jack Ruda
When Jack D. Ruda was diagnosed with mesothelioma, his physician gave him only two years to live at best with a zero chance of going
beyond that time. Faced with the terrible reality of a terminal illness, Jack began a positive program that would enhance the life that
was left to him. His first plan of action was to remove all source of stress from his life. Jack is now entering his 8th year. This book
tells of his personal experiences, his sense of humor and strategy for survival.
Malignant Mesothelioma
By Douglas W. Henderson, et al. (Editor)
This book covers a global perspective of the medical aspects-pathobiology, diagnosis, investigation,
and treatment, together with the epidemiology, medicolegal problems, and ethical dilemmas of malignant
mesothelioma.
The Official Patient’s Sourcebook on Malignant Mesothelioma: A Revised and Updated Directory for the Internet Age
By Icon Health Publications
This reference book has been created for patients who have decided to make education and research an integral part of the
treatment process. Although it also gives information useful to doctors, caregivers and other health professionals, it tells
patients where and how to look for information covering virtually all topics related to malignant mesothelioma from the essentials
to the most advanced areas of research.
The Pathology of Asbestos-Associated Diseases
By Victor L. Roggli, S. Donald Greenberg, Philip C. Pratt
Reference to pathologic abnormalities associated with exposure to asbestos fibers, for pathologists.
Diagnosis Cancer: Your Guide Through the First Few Months
By Wendy Schlessel Harpham, Ann Bliss Pilcher
Written by a physician who is also a cancer survivor. The revised and updated edition of this resource discusses all
the new developments in cancer diagnosis and treatment, particularly new medications and formerly experimental methods
that are now being used.
After Cancer: A Guide to Your New Life
By Wendy Schlessel Harpham, Robert Jones (Editor)
Harpham, because she is both a doctor and a cancer survivor, understands the process and
writes effectively about the obstacles most survivors encounter; such as physical changes,
emotional strains, and financial stresses. Her useful Q&A format candidly addresses many
central questions: long-term side effects, probability of recurrences, diet considerations,
coping with depression, etc.
Living With Lung Cancer: A Guide for Patients and Their Families
By Barbara G. Cox, et al
Written in a straightforward and easy-to-read style, this informative guide aims to help patients and their families
live with lung cancer. The authors, all physicians from leading healthcare institutions in the United States, interviewed
a large number of patients and then answered their questions in this book.
The Road Back to Health: Coping With the Emotional Aspects of Cancer
By Neil A. Fiore
Fiore, a psychologist, was himself diagnosed with cancer in 1974. As such, he has unique insight into the questions,
fears, and issues confronting the cancer patient. He shows readers how to become informed about their illness, participate
in therapy decisions, establish team relationships with doctors and therapists, practice positive imaging, and share
feelings with family and friends.
Coping With Chemotherapy
By Nancy Bruning
After undergoing chemotherapy herself, author Nancy Bruning decided to write a candid and authoritative
book to fill the void of information available for patients facing this procedure. In this completely
revised, updated, and thoroughly researched edition, she details every step of the process, providing
information even doctors neglect to tell their patients, including possible sexual and emotional side
effects and ways to combat them.
What You Really Need to Know About Cancer: A Comprehensive Guide for Patients and Their Families
By Dr. Robert Buckman
Written for cancer patients and their families by a noted oncologist, the book combines a complete and accessible general
explanation of cancer with detailed information about specific kinds of cancer, all presented in a voice that is as authoritative
as it is kind.
Understanding Cancer : A Patient's Guide to Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment
By Norman C. Coleman, Ellen L. Stovall
Dr. Coleman aims to assist the person who has received a diagnosis of cancer in sorting through all the confusing and possibly
conflicting information coming from doctors, friends and the media. His goal is to help patients understand how risks and benefits
are measured in order to work effectively with their doctors in choosing the most appropriate treatment.
Cancer Clinical Trials : Experimental Treatments & How They Can Help You (Patient-Centered Guides)
By Robert Finn, Linda Lamb (Editor)
Medical journalist Finn explains the structure, administration, and history of various experimental cancer studies as well
as the laws affecting them. He provides understandable background information, gives the consumer guidance for locating and
appraising a clinical trial, and explores the pros and cons of whether to enter a research study.
Everyone's Guide to Cancer Therapy (Everyone's Guide to Cancer Therapy, 4th Ed)
By Malin, Md. Dollinger, Ernest H., Md. Rosenbaum, Greg Cable, Summerville House, Ernie Rosenbaum
In Everyone's Guide To Cancer Therapy, readers will learn the latest theories and practical information available
in cancer treatment. Written in easy-to-understand text with instructive illustrations, the book outlines everything
from getting second opinions to the role of sleep to what's available on the Internet.
The Chemotherapy & Radiation Therapy Survival Guide (Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy Survivor's Guide, 2nd Ed)
By Judith McKay, Nancee Hirano
Written by two oncologist nurses, this book is very easy to read, but at the same time does not skimp on technical details when necessary.
The book covers the basics about the chemotherapy and radiation therapy; how to deal with the side-effects, the importance of good nutrition, support, etc.
Managing the Side Effects of Chemotherapy & Radiation Therapy: A Guide for Patients and Their Families
By Marylin J. Dodd
Managing the Side Effects of Chemotherapy & Radiation Therapy helps patients and their families get through treatment and on the road to
recovery. The book identifies symptoms and describes how they can be alleviated or managed.
Asbestos : Medical and Legal Aspects
By Barry I. Castleman, Stephen L. Berger
This comprehensive reference for attorneys involved in asbestos litigation includes a complete historical perspective of
prior-and ongoing-litigation and covers the evolving knowledge of asbestos hazards, both in open literature and with
particular attention to the main defendants in these cases.
50 Essential Things to Do when the Doctor Says It's Cancer
By Greg Anderson
In any given year, doctors diagnose over one million new cases of cancer. In this unique book, cancer-survivor Greg
Anderson offers 50 simple, pro-active steps to combating the disease, including hopeful advice on treatment, attitude,
and survival. Inspiring and informative--must reading for anyone faced with the frightening diagnosis of cancer.
A Cancer Battle Plan: Six Strategies for Beating Cancer, from a Recovered 'Hopeless Case'
By Anne E Frahm, David J Frahm (Contributor)
An updated edition of the comprehensive nutritional plan one woman used to become completely cancer-free, "A Cancer Battle Plan"
presents an invaluable nutritional program for anyone wishing to recover or perpetuate his or her good health.
Beating Cancer with Nutrition: Clinically proven and Easy to Follow Strategies to Dramatically Improve Quality and Quantity of Life
By Patrick Quillin, with Noreen Quillin
This completely revised edition of a 1994 title offers up-to-date information about the human body's own "host defense mechanisms" in
the war on cancer...Quillin, a medical professional who has published extensively, has conducted nutrition studies with hundreds of
patients in formal clinical settings. He discusses conventional therapies (chemotherapy, surgery), alternative therapies (macrobiotics,
herbal and vitamin therapies), and related factors (psychosocial health, drugs, tobacco, immune dysfunctions).
-Library Journal.
Chicken Soup for the Surviving Soul: 101 Inspirational Stories to Comfort Cancer Patients and Their Loved Ones
By Jack Canfield, Patty Aubrey, Foreword by Bernie S. Siegel
For years the inspirational Chicken Soup for the Soul books has been the gift of choice for the seriously ill and their family and friends.
These empowering volumes not only help individuals confined to bed pass the time enjoyably, the positive messages they contain actually
help patients' healing by improving their attitudes and putting smiles on their faces. This heartfelt volume contains a special batch of
Chicken Soup devoted stories of people who are beating cancer and finding renewed meaning in their lives.
The Cancer Conqueror: An Incredible Journey to Wellness
By Greg Anderson, Abigail Van Buren
Honest and understandable, this book shows how a positive attitude affects cancer and may even contribute to its cure,
providing an encouraging message of hope for any cancer victim.
What to Eat if You Have Cancer: A guide to Adding Nutritional Therapy to Your Treatment Plan
By Maureen Keane, Daniella Chase
What to Eat if You Have Cancer offers the most up-to-the-minute information on choosing the best foods to help combat the
disease as well as the side effects of chemical, surgical and radiation treatments. Readers also are given a clear and concise
overview of the disease, different methods of treatment, and much more.
Cancer Therapy: The Independent Consumer's Guide to Non-Toxic Treatment and Prevention
By Ralph W. Moss
In this consumer's guide, the author of The Cancer Industry discusses alternative cancer therapies that include vitamins, minerals,
herbs, diets, immune boosters, and other substances. He also covers conventional chemotherapy and bone marrow transplantation but
emphasizes their adverse effects.
-Library Journal.
From This Moment on : A Guide for Those Recently Diagnosed With Cancer
By Arlene Cotter
Following a positive cancer diagnosis, you may feel overwhelmed and uncertain about the future. From This Moment On walks you
through the stages of illness, treatment, and recovery.
Survivor: Taking Control of Your Fight Against Cancer
By Laura Landro
....A first-person account of the author's battle with leukemia more than six years ago. Landro, entertainment editor
for the Wall Street Journal, describes in graphic terms the hell she went through during treatment...Landro offers
plenty of encouragement and worthwhile information. Her story also emphasizes the importance of what money and position c
an't buy: an indomitable will to survive.-Publisher's Weekly, October 1998.
Myths and Facts about Lung Cancer
By John Ruchdeschel
Written by one of the nation's leading oncologists, Myths & Facts About Lung Cancer dispels
the many myths surrounding lung cancer, offering instead solid insight, facts, and realistic
optimism. Heavily illustrated and punctuated throughout with patient quotes, this handbook
identifies the most current screening and diagnostic techniques, treatment options, potential
outcomes, support information, and much, much more.
The Cancer Dictionary
By Roberta Altman, Michael J. Sarg
This award-winning A-to-Z reference provides the clear and concise information
that cancer patients and their families need. The Cancer Dictionary contains more
than 2,500 definitions including individual cancers, their causes, incidence levels,
stages, and treatment, diagnostic tests, cancer symptoms, surgical procedures, types
of radiation therapy, risk factors, prevention, and more.
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