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Archive for January, 2009

Fayetteville councilman says he has lung cancer

CrispBill.jpgFayetteville City Councilman Bill Crisp, who has lung cancer, says he is upbeat about his prognosis.

The 68-year-old said Wednesday he intends to do as much work as he can while on the council, even though his health has prevented him from going to as many neighborhood watch and homeowner association meetings as in the past.

He said he has caught the disease early, but he isn’t sure yet if his health will permit him to run for re-election in the fall.

 

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Armstrong rides into Texas political fight

 

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A look at the most common cancers

 

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Proposed smoking ban prompts debate

 

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STS: Smoking Complicates But Should Not Delay Lung Cancer Surgery

 

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Facial skin metastasis due to small-cell lung cancer: a case report

 

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Woman sues former employer over lung cancer

 

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New Technology Helps Treat Lung Cancer, Pulmonary Diseases

 

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John Updike’s death and lung cancer screening

 

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New lung cancer treatment launched in Dubai

 

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