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What is Ovarian Cancer(video1 )

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Cancer Treatment Testimonial Alternative Holistic Health Care(video2)
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(video2)Cancer treatments, holistic and complementary alternative health care. Sanoviv Medical Institute is the most advanced medical facility and hospital in the world. Our diagnostics focus on the root cause of your illness, not the symptoms. We recognize and honor the powerful role that the mind plays in health and healing. We use proven complementary medical and mind-body solutions to eliminate disease, we don't mask symptoms with drugs and unnecessary medical procedures. Our medical doctors are trained in both traditional and alternative medical treatments.Sanoviv provides advanced treatments for a variety of diseases. Visit us at www.Sanoviv.com or call 800-726-6848 to speak to an admission specialist
Ovarian Cancer Treatment Testimonial Alternative Holistic Health Care(video3)

This is a testimonial from an ovarian cancer survivor patient at Sanoviv Medical Insitute, a holistic and complementary alternative health care facility. Ovarian cancer treatments are available at Sanoviv Medical Institute. Our facility has never had a single staph infection, which is the 5th leading cause of death in the US. This is due to the cleanliness of our facility. You can expect to recover from your surgery faster than other hospitals due to the fact that prior to surgery or cancer treatment, you will receive a highly nutritional diet of organic foods and detoxification treatments. Visit our site to learn more about ovarian cancer treatment. Our diagnostics focus on the root cause of your illness, not the symptoms. We recognize and honor the powerful role that the mind plays in health and healing. We use proven complementary medical and mind-body solutions to eliminate disease, we don't mask symptoms with drugs and unnecessary medical procedures. Our medical doctors are trained in traditional, holistic, complementary and alternative medical treatments. Sanoviv provides care and treatment for other degenerative diseases. Visit www.Sanoviv.com or call 800-726-6848 to speak to an admission specialist.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America Cancer Survivors News(video4)

(video4):Cancer Treatment 9Centers of America South Regional Medical Center Cancer Survivors News Linda Armstrong Kelly as Motivational Speaker
Ovarian Cancer Signs and Symptoms(video5)

(video5) The symptoms of ovarian cancer are often vague and subtle, making it difficult to know if there is something wrong. Know the symptoms, know your body, and know when to see a gynecologist.
Doctors hope a new set of guidelines will help women detect ovarian cancer early, while it's still 90 percent treatable. Katie Couric has more. (CBSNews.com)
Cancer Treatment Centers of America develops patient-specific vaccine therapy(video6)

(Video6)Medical experts say more than 15-thousand women will die this year from ovarian cancer. But there is hope for those stricken with the disease in the form of a promising new vaccine.
The breakthrough treatment, created by Cancer Treatment Centers of America and AVAX Therapeutics, Inc., uses the patient's own tumor tissues to create a patient-specific vaccine. Combined with local chemotherapy, the treatment avoids stressing the patient's immune system and, therefore, helps to increase the vaccine's effectiveness.
Ovarian cancer is a complex disease -- it's difficult to diagnose and often resistant to chemotherapy. The treatment will be available to women whose cancer has recurred after chemotherapy. Cancer Treatment Centers of America expects to begin treating patients this summer.
Genetic Mutation Animation: Excerpt from IN THE FAMILY(video7)
(video7)IN THE FAMILY will air on POV, the award winning PBS series, October 1st, 2008.
In the Family is a documentary film about predicting breast and ovarian cancer, the consequences of knowing, and the women who live with the risk. Beginning with her story of testing positive for the familial breast cancer mutation (BRCA), Filmmaker Joanna Rudnick chronicles the lives of several women currently undergoing the process of genetic testing -- following them from their decision to seek testing, through the testing process, and in the aftermath when they are coming to terms with the information they receive. These stories of the first generation of women to live with the knowledge that they are predisposed to a life-threatening disease will teach us what it means to survive a diagnosis of high risk without being consumed or defined by it. They will help us to understand the psychological, legal, ethical, cultural and social complexities of genetic testing for a mutation, which affects the entire family, for which there is no cure, and wherein the only treatments currently available involve enormous quality-of-life sacrifices