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       The brothers and sisters of children with cancer may benefit from support groups that help them cope with the anxiety created by their sibling’s disease, according to a new study. “When a child is diagnosed with cancer, siblings also experience distress,” says study author, B.A. Houtzager. <br>
       
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       Emphasizing the risks of avoiding breast cancer screening may be the best way to motivate women to get screened--at least for some ethnic groups, suggest the results of a study <br>
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       People with advanced cancer are more