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...Tony suspected that someone was likely to be a Judas, what would he do? He'd have him over to the house for some baked ziti, treat him like a prince, get him tickets to a ballgame. The rat might then feel guilty and recant - or not, as the case may be, but at least Tony would have given him a chance to reconsider before getting out the baseball...
Ultimately, if cancer treatment shifts to include the new drugs, the definition of cancer may have to evolve. "Someday," says Folkman, "we may treat cancer as a chronic, manageable disease, very much like we treat heart disease now." Until then, the trials continue...
...them are getting a natural high by bonding with these seagoing mammals in aquatic parks both in and outside the U.S. In 18 national programs, visitors can pay up to $150 to hop into the pool for a half-hour "swim-with" the dolphins. These U.S. programs generally treat their featured attractions well: dolphins are no longer captured in the wild, and there are guidelines to limit the mammal's workday (no more than two hours) and office space (a sanctuary away from humans is required...
...anyone." It lacks the calcium that's critical for the lifelong health of young bones and is full of sugar. Diet sodas are not much better, considering how much caffeine they often contain. That doesn't mean your kids can never drink soda pop. Just consider it an occasional treat rather than an everyday necessity...
Still unknown is whether Gleevec can prolong life. Any time you rely on a single drug to treat cancer there's always the risk that the malignant cells will eventually become resistant...