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africancer: Metronomic chemotherapy to treat cancer in low-resources countries

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Talking about preventable cancer in African women: facts, thoughts, questions, beliefs, related topics and strategies to fight against cancer of the uterine cervix and the breast. Martedì 10 maggio 2011. Metronomic chemotherapy to treat cancer in low-resources countries. Is gaining a great interest in the current scenario of oncological therapy. Iscriviti a: Commenti sul post (Atom). Cancer is a global problem accounting for 13% of deaths worldwide. This is more than HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria combined.

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africancer: giugno 2011

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Talking about preventable cancer in African women: facts, thoughts, questions, beliefs, related topics and strategies to fight against cancer of the uterine cervix and the breast. Martedì 14 giugno 2011. Countdown to zero cases of newborn HIV infections. Le donne Africane, in particolar modo quelle in gravidanza, l' accesso a cure efficaci dell'infezione con l’intento di trattare soprattutto i loro bambini. HIV and HPV coinfection. Iscriviti a: Post (Atom). The time to take action is NOW. Life for Madaga...

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africancer: cervical cancer: global facts to file

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Talking about preventable cancer in African women: facts, thoughts, questions, beliefs, related topics and strategies to fight against cancer of the uterine cervix and the breast. Lunedì 12 settembre 2011. Cervical cancer: global facts to file. HIV and HPV coinfection. Iscriviti a: Commenti sul post (Atom). Cancer is a global problem accounting for 13% of deaths worldwide. This is more than HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria combined. The time to take action is NOW. A flower for each post. Most of the posts in thi...

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africancer: aprile 2011

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Talking about preventable cancer in African women: facts, thoughts, questions, beliefs, related topics and strategies to fight against cancer of the uterine cervix and the breast. Domenica 24 aprile 2011. Education to breast health promotes early diagnosis of cancer. Lack of education to breast health awareness and complex cultural barriers do play a significant role in delaying breast cancer detection in developing countries. Etichette: breast cancer early detection. Cancer in developing countries.

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Susanne in Madagascar: A Simple Addition...

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Everything You Never Knew You Wanted to Know About Madagascar. Tuesday, October 15, 2013. What do you get when:. You add 300 back packs 209 pencil cases 300 blue pens 300 red pens 300 black pens 300 green pens 300 pencils 840 notebooks 300 rulers 300 pencil sharpeners 300 erasers? 300 happy children's faces,. 12 happy teachers,. Whole new school year 2013/14. 300 children in anticipation. Bigger kids help carry big boxes. All boxes arrived at the center. Little ones waiting in the hot sun. 034 18 975 97.

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Susanne in Madagascar: Smoked Sausage

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Everything You Never Knew You Wanted to Know About Madagascar. Thursday, December 19, 2013. Anyone who has ever driven through Tana will have been surprised by this typical Madagascar phenomenon: small butcher shops that display their meat products literally on the street. While driving, you can almost touch the strings of sausages that are hanging like pearl chains, while cows stomach and pig feet are dangling in front of your wind screen. I happen to like sausages. But not anymore. Here's why. Hahahaha...

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Susanne in Madagascar: Happy in an Unhappy Country?

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Everything You Never Knew You Wanted to Know About Madagascar. Monday, March 3, 2014. Happy in an Unhappy Country? This week the latest results on the Millenium Development Goals. Of the United Nations came out. Only 3% of all households in Madagascar describes itself as ' happy '. The other 97% find their living conditions (very) difficult. Now I wonder: can one be happy in an unhappy country? I feel almost obligated to be happy here. Because we have so much, and they so little . Posted by Global Trotter.

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Susanne in Madagascar: June 2014

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Everything You Never Knew You Wanted to Know About Madagascar. Monday, June 2, 2014. The small wooden pirogue had been serving the seas for many years. Until last week. It had such a hard time on the turbulent waters of Nosy Be, that it broke in half. Three local fishermen are hurled out. Two of them have been never heard from again. The third, Mara Beanjara (45) is helpless in the churning sea. Twenty years at sea, but he can't really swim. Posted by Global Trotter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Life expe...

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Susanne in Madagascar: Fao Dranomaso

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Everything You Never Knew You Wanted to Know About Madagascar. Wednesday, November 27, 2013. OK, to put it straight: the reason for my absence as a blogger is a sad one. My lovely, inspirational, beautiful and adventerous mother passed away last week. She was 85 years old, an age she always aspired to become. In that sense it was not unexpected. But then again: is a daughter ever 'expecting' or 'ready' for her mother to pass away? Little altar for my mom. Y: Forget Your Sorrow. Tonight my lovely girl fri...