A Plunge from the bridge

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The car carrying Nellie Pennington and two other has plunged in to the river, 20 feet below Nellie Pennington is able to survive in below 95 degree Fahrenheit cold water without damages in brain or heart. A person can die from hypothermia as it slows down the body processors that need Oxygen and that can give more time to get rescued.

Accidents

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Susan Love's latest weapon against breast cancer

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Breast surgeon Susan Love describes a new procedure called ductal lavage that she developed to detect breast cancer. The nonsurgical exam can detect cancer earlier than a mammogram.

Diagnosis, Interview, Breast cancer, Surgeons, Love, Susan

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My Mother My Daughter My Risk

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Ovarian cancer can be difficult to detect. One women relates her experience with ovarian cancer in her family.

Personal narratives, Ovarian cancer

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