Health & Medicine

Survivor shares insights 5 years after breast cancer diagnosis

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By Sharon Mangas For the Republic I SAT near my kitchen window mid-August 2016, gazing out at Sandy Hook Lake. I contemplated the bottle of pills...

HUMAN CELL RESEARCH: Scientists reverse pancreatic cancer progression in ‘time machine’

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WEST LAFAYETTE — What makes pancreatic cancer so deadly is its covert and quick spread. Now, a “time machine” built by Purdue University engineers...

Q&A: CRH oncologist talks about COVID-19 and cancer care

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Health officials across the country say that COVID-19 and cancer can be a dangerous combination, as many cancer patients have a suppressed immune system...

Breast cancer survivor pens second book, now helping other breast cancer patients worldwide

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More than three years ago, Niyati Tamaskar’s whole world changed with the mention of just one word: cancer. Today, her many words as a...

Whittington reflects on time leading “Peyton’s Angels”

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In June of 2013, the family of 5-year-old Peyton Whittington held an informal carnival in their backyard. Two days later, Peyton died of a...

FAITH OVER FEAR: Local cancer patient turns to faith, family and ‘Good Vibrations’ to...

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Something just didn’t feel right to Terry Kutsko. It was 2015, and Kutsko, who was 52 years old at the time and owner of a...

Colors for a cure: JohColors for a cure: John Brown says little things that...

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Right out of the gate, powerful people were expecting great things from a 1977 Columbus North High School graduate named John Brown. Just after he...

Analytically oriented, retiree uncovers help for his prostate cancer

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BROWN COUNTY — Having spent most of his professional career in engineering, it was common for Columbus native Henry Stitsworth to be around people...

Alzheimer’s walk raises $68,000 Sunday

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Staff Reports More than 250 residents participated in this year’s Columbus Walk to End Alzheimer’s — both in person at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds and by...

US unemployment claims fall to 360,000, a new pandemic low

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WASHINGTON — The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits has reached its lowest level since the pandemic struck last year, further evidence that...