Can you pass soft tissue Sarcoma down to your children?

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I want to know if I have children if there is chance that I would be passing this on to them.
Cancer is rarely hereditary and if your oncologist thought yours may be, he or she would most likely have suggesting testing. If you have reason to believe yours may be for some reason you should ask your oncologist about it. Cancer maybe hereditary if you have multiple family members, including first and second degree relatives, with the same cancer diagnosed at an early age for the disease.  (+ info)

How to do I cook something up to 180 degrees on a stove?

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I'm making some pudding and the recipe calls for cooking up to that temperature, or rather until it "bubbles around the side".

Medium? Higher?
Candy thermometer is best. Instant read would be second best along with a probe thermometer.  (+ info)

What is the best coffee maker for under £180 pounds?

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I'd like to be able to use both pods and ground coffee - I'd be making max two cups at a time, and likely to be drinking espresso and capaccino/ lattes.

I quite like the look of retro ones - but it's not essential
Personally, if you really want the retro look then go for francisfrancis espresso maker -they really look retro.

If you want something that is within your budget and makes maximum of 2 cups, then you should go for a single serve coffee maker.

My recommendation is the Tassimo fro Braun. Not only does she brews each cup individually, the cappuccino she does, comes with froth!  (+ info)

Generally, what is the most optimistic prognosis in a panreatic sarcoma?

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Any modern medical technique to at least delay the spread of the the cancer cells?
I'm afraid the outlook is not good for pancreatic cancer. If they caught it very early, perhaps there is more hope. Go to Apex and read about the most interesting work they are doing with silver. It's fascinating.  (+ info)

is a heart rate of 180 at a light jog unusual?

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I am a male, 18, stand 5'10 and weigh 180 pounds. I feel like this heart rate is too high.
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Are uterine sarcoma and osteo sarcomea related?

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I am an osteosarcoma survivor and I have had some issues lately that have my gyn doing a cervical biopsy. Is it possible to be in the clear from one to have it spread to another?
sarcoma is simply a term meaning cancer, the osteo meant it was in the bone, uterine then would mean it was in the uterus. And of course cancer can travel from one area of the body to another.  (+ info)

Right now I weigh 180 is it possible to lose 35lbs by January?

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I want to do it the healthy way. I don't want diet pills and I am still going to eat. I just started to walk, but only 3 times a week. The distance is about a mile. And I do 30 crunches and I also lift my feet off the ground for 1 min every 5 for a half an hour. I stopped drinking soda, anything carbonated really. I drink sugar -free or diet juice. I don't like water, but I am trying to drink more. Also if you have any other tips feel free to share. Thanks.
i think by doing it you will not lose 35 because you will gain muscle but you will feel better and look good  (+ info)

How Can I weight 180 By the End Of Football Season?

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I am 15 i have a pretty good muscle mass (bench press 150 and squat 250) but i do have lot of belly arm and leg fat. I am 5'11 and weigh 200 pds and i was wondering if anybody has any tips for me to lose twenty pounds by the end of football season which i believe is the end of october? Oh and i do tend to eat some junk food every now and then.
well I know you can lose 20 pounds from wrestling but if you work hard I'm sure you can lose 20 pounds in football I am the same height and weight as you and I lost 20 in wrestling  (+ info)

Which is the better cytotoxic drug,adriamycin or ifosfamide for synovial sarcoma. i have been advised to take ?

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adriamycin or ifosfamide, which is better for synovial sarcoma in a lady of 65yrs. primary on the thigh and has a couple of small pulmonary nodes which are not resectable.
SYNOVIAL SARCOMA is a rare soft-tissue sarcoma defined by the presence of a unique translocation, t(X;18)(q11.2;p11.2). It usually occurs adjacent to joints in the limbs and was originally thought to arise from synovium. The synocial sarcomas are cancerous (malignant) tumors that originate in the soft tissues of your body. Soft tissues connect, support and surround other body structures. The soft tissues include muscle, fat, blood vessels, nerves, tendons and the lining of your joints (synovial tissues). A large variety of soft tissue sarcomas can occur in these areas.

Chemotherapy medicine for Synovial Sarcoma -
Conventional chemotherapy, (for example, Doxorubicin hydrochloride and Ifosfamide), is given to reduce the number of remaining microscopic cancer cells. The benefit of chemotherapy in synovial sarcoma to overall survival remains unclear, although a recent study has shown that survival of patients with advanced, poorly differentiated disease marginally improves with doxorubicin/ifosfamide treatment.

Doxorubicin, which kills cancer cells, is among the most widely used chemotherapy drugs. It is also known by its trade name, Adriamycin.
Since doxorubicin is used to treat so many different cancers, a complete description of how it may be combined with other medications in the treatment of each of the cancers cannot be given here.

Ifosfamide chemically interferes with the synthesis of the genetic material (DNA and RNA) of cancer cells by cross-linking of DNA strands, which prevents these cells from being able to reproduce and continue the growth of the cancer. Ifosfamide is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat germ cell cancers. It is generally prescribed in combination with another medicine (mesna).

In the case of Synovial Sarcoma both Doxorubicin hydrochloride and Ifosfamide have the same effect and any of these drugs can be administrated and the Medical oncologist is the best person to select the drug depending on the findings by him, about the disease.

You can take any of them as advised by the Oncologist. -  (+ info)

How much beer and wine should there be at a wedding reception with 180 guests?

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No liquor, just beer and wine. Figure 150 will drink, about 50 will drink heavily.
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