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Child With Rare Brain Cancer Experiences Significant Improvement After Treatment
Lucas and his family travelled from Belgium to France so that he could become one of the first patients to join the BIOMEDE trial, which tests potential new drugs for DIPG.
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Argentina Goalie Auctions World Cup Gloves For $45,000 For Cancer Hospital
The gloves worn by Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martinez in the nail-biting penalty shootout with France at Qatar's World Cup final last year were auctioned Friday for $45,000 in aid of a children's cancer hospital
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Surgeons In France Successfully Transplant Nose Grown On Woman's Arm To Her Face
Surgeons in France have successfully grown a nose on a woman's arm and transplanted it on her face after she lost a large portion of her own during cancer treatment.
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French Tycoon And Former Politician Bernard Tapie Dies At 78: Report
French business magnate and former politician Bernard Tapie, whose larger-than-life career was marked by a series of legal problems, has died age 78 after a four-year battle with cancer, his family said in a statement.
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Oscars 2021: Anthony Hopkins, Not Chadwick Boseman, Wins Best Actor
Oscars 2021: Anthony Hopkins won Best Actor for his work in The Father over the late Chadwick Boseman, who died last year of cancer and has swept awards season so far for his performance in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
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First Baby Born To French Cancer Patient Through Immature Egg-Freezing Techinque
In a world first, a woman rendered infertile by cancer treatment gave birth after one of her immature eggs was matured, frozen, and then -- five years later -- thawed and fertilised, researchers in France reported.
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Johnny Hallyday: France's Troubled Elvis Presley
Johnny Hallyday, France's king of rock who has died aged 74 after a battle with lung cancer, was a leather-clad would-be Elvis who earned love and scorn over five decades spent belting out American rock 'n' roll.
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Union Minister Sushma Swaraj Asks Envoy To Help Cancer-Stricken PIO In France
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today directed Indian Ambassador to France Mohan Kumar to make arrangements for the travel of a Person of Indian Origin (PIO) suffering from cancer to India after the man sought help through a video message on YouTube.
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The Radioactive Leak at Delhi's IGI Airport: What Really Happened
The Delhi airport witnessed a false alarm about a radioactive leak today after a consignment of nuclear drugs for cancer -- Molybdenum - 99 -- arrived by an Air France Flight for a Delhi hospital.
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Indian Celebs Pay Tribute to 'Cinematic Genius' Abbas Kiarostami on Twitter
A Palme d'Or winning filmmaker, Kiarostami, died in Paris. He had been receiving treatment for gastrointestinal cancer and had travelled to France for a series of operations.
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Australian Blogger Who Lied About Cancer Faces Legal Action
A disgraced Australian blogger who lied about having brain cancer and said she cured herself of the disease through natural therapy is facing legal action by a consumer watchdog over "false claims", the body today.
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In A First, Patient Wears 3-D Glasses During Brain Surgery
In a world first, a patient in France undergoing brain surgery while conscious wore virtual reality glasses as doctors removed a cancerous tumour, the chief surgeon told AFP on Tuesday.
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AIIMS Collaborates with France to Develop Cheaper Cancer Drugs
AIIMS in collaboration with France-based FAM-Medical Academy Foundation and the French Embassy in India have decided to develop cheaper cancer and cardiovascular drugs.
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Lance Armstrong to Ride Two Stages of Tour De France Route
Lance Armstrong will join fellow cancer survivor and former England footballer Geoff Thomas, together with his team of 10 amateur riders in a charity race following the tour route.
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Lance Armstrong Optimistic About Return to France for Charity Bike Ride
Lance Armstrong has signed up for former England footballer and fellow cancer survivor Geoff Thomas's 'One Day Ahead' event, in which fundraisers will cover each stage of the 2015 Tour de France a day before the real race.
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Child With Rare Brain Cancer Experiences Significant Improvement After Treatment
Lucas and his family travelled from Belgium to France so that he could become one of the first patients to join the BIOMEDE trial, which tests potential new drugs for DIPG.
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Argentina Goalie Auctions World Cup Gloves For $45,000 For Cancer Hospital
The gloves worn by Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martinez in the nail-biting penalty shootout with France at Qatar's World Cup final last year were auctioned Friday for $45,000 in aid of a children's cancer hospital
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Surgeons In France Successfully Transplant Nose Grown On Woman's Arm To Her Face
Surgeons in France have successfully grown a nose on a woman's arm and transplanted it on her face after she lost a large portion of her own during cancer treatment.
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French Tycoon And Former Politician Bernard Tapie Dies At 78: Report
French business magnate and former politician Bernard Tapie, whose larger-than-life career was marked by a series of legal problems, has died age 78 after a four-year battle with cancer, his family said in a statement.
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Oscars 2021: Anthony Hopkins, Not Chadwick Boseman, Wins Best Actor
Oscars 2021: Anthony Hopkins won Best Actor for his work in The Father over the late Chadwick Boseman, who died last year of cancer and has swept awards season so far for his performance in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
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First Baby Born To French Cancer Patient Through Immature Egg-Freezing Techinque
In a world first, a woman rendered infertile by cancer treatment gave birth after one of her immature eggs was matured, frozen, and then -- five years later -- thawed and fertilised, researchers in France reported.
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Johnny Hallyday: France's Troubled Elvis Presley
Johnny Hallyday, France's king of rock who has died aged 74 after a battle with lung cancer, was a leather-clad would-be Elvis who earned love and scorn over five decades spent belting out American rock 'n' roll.
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Union Minister Sushma Swaraj Asks Envoy To Help Cancer-Stricken PIO In France
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today directed Indian Ambassador to France Mohan Kumar to make arrangements for the travel of a Person of Indian Origin (PIO) suffering from cancer to India after the man sought help through a video message on YouTube.
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The Radioactive Leak at Delhi's IGI Airport: What Really Happened
The Delhi airport witnessed a false alarm about a radioactive leak today after a consignment of nuclear drugs for cancer -- Molybdenum - 99 -- arrived by an Air France Flight for a Delhi hospital.
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Indian Celebs Pay Tribute to 'Cinematic Genius' Abbas Kiarostami on Twitter
A Palme d'Or winning filmmaker, Kiarostami, died in Paris. He had been receiving treatment for gastrointestinal cancer and had travelled to France for a series of operations.
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Australian Blogger Who Lied About Cancer Faces Legal Action
A disgraced Australian blogger who lied about having brain cancer and said she cured herself of the disease through natural therapy is facing legal action by a consumer watchdog over "false claims", the body today.
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In A First, Patient Wears 3-D Glasses During Brain Surgery
In a world first, a patient in France undergoing brain surgery while conscious wore virtual reality glasses as doctors removed a cancerous tumour, the chief surgeon told AFP on Tuesday.
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AIIMS Collaborates with France to Develop Cheaper Cancer Drugs
AIIMS in collaboration with France-based FAM-Medical Academy Foundation and the French Embassy in India have decided to develop cheaper cancer and cardiovascular drugs.
-
Lance Armstrong to Ride Two Stages of Tour De France Route
Lance Armstrong will join fellow cancer survivor and former England footballer Geoff Thomas, together with his team of 10 amateur riders in a charity race following the tour route.
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Lance Armstrong Optimistic About Return to France for Charity Bike Ride
Lance Armstrong has signed up for former England footballer and fellow cancer survivor Geoff Thomas's 'One Day Ahead' event, in which fundraisers will cover each stage of the 2015 Tour de France a day before the real race.
