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eHope - A Monthly Newsletter from City of HopeVolume 8, Issue 7 - July 30, 2009

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Photo of lit match Hot flashes and high fiber
They come on with little or no warning and can leave a woman feeling weak, sweaty, nauseated and short of breath. But as uncomfortable and inconvenient as they are, they can be a very good sign for some women battling breast cancer. Throw in a high-fiber, low-calorie diet, and the news gets even better.

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Among the best in the U.S. Photo of Helford Clinical Research Hospital
The list is in, and once again it recognizes City of Hope as one of “America’s Best Hospitals.” This marks the sixth year the institution appears among the national rankings.

Q&A: Ovarian Cancer Photo of woman on the beach
Continuing last month’s discussion, another of City of Hope’s expert gynecologic oncologists fills us in on some of the risk factors for ovarian cancer and what women can do to help reduce their chances of getting it.

A tiny advance Photo of researcher with eye dropper
Infinitesimal synthetic molecules called nanoparticles are making big news. Researchers report promising early results from a recent phase I clinical trial.


Did you know?

About 1,000 different species of bacteria cover your skin. According to National Institutes of Health researchers, different species prefer different areas of the body, and each has evolved to take advantage of the unique features of its preferred home. The research adds to the growing evidence that bacteria have colonized us inside and out and that, far from being harmful, they actually play an important role in our normal bodily workings and in keeping our bodies healthy.


Upcoming Events 

Walk for Hope to Cure Breast Cancer

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Come be a part of City of Hope's Walk for Hope Nationally Presented by Staples. Registration has opened for all 2009 Walk for Hope event sites, including the Philadelphia metro area on Sept. 27 and San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles in October.
Location: Varies by site; see Web site
Date and time: 
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ThinkCure! discount Dodgers tickets

Photo of City of Hope doctors on field at Dodger Stadium's ThinkCure night
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Get discounted tickets to Dodgers games and support the fight against cancer through ThinkCure.
Location: Dodger stadium
Date and time:
Games vary; see Dodgers Web site


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