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Generic drug shows promise easing hot flashes from prostate cancer therapy (opens the original)
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GREER, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A clinical trial at Gibbs Cancer Center found that a generic bladder medication may help relieve hot flashes caused by hormone therapy for advanced prostate cancer. Men undergoing hormone therapy for advanced prostate cancer often experience severe hot flashes, according to doctors. Gibbs Cancer Center medical oncologist Dr. Michael Humeniuk helped lead a clinical trial across 15 institutions testing oxybutynin, a medication commonly used for overactive bladder, as a
Eye health myths: sunglasses, red light therapy and eyelash mites explained (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - An optometrist is addressing several wellness claims related to eye health, including sunglasses and circadian rhythm, red light therapy for eye health, and mites in eyelashes. A wellness trend suggests avoiding sunglasses in the morning to boost circadian rhythm. Dr. Cory Lappin, an optometrist and founder of The Dry Eye Center of Ohio, said this is a misconception. “Some think, oh, are sunglasses bad for you? Are they filtering out the light? The intensity of
Former South Carolina QB Stephen Garcia is responding well to cancer treatment (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia is seeing progress in his fight against stage four colorectal cancer after six rounds of chemotherapy and radiation. “When my wife got the email and she started crying, I’m like, uh, what’s going on? Like, is this good or a bad cry? She’s like, it’s a really good cry,” Garcia said. “The tumor DNA in the blood has gone. It’s basically 99.8% gone, which, which is kind of, from what they tell me, is kind of unheard o
Former South Carolina QB Stephen Garcia is responding well to cancer treatment (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Former South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia is seeing progress in his fight against stage four colorectal cancer after six rounds of chemotherapy and radiation. “When my wife got the email and she started crying, I’m like, uh, what’s going on? Like, is this good or a bad cry? She’s like, it’s a really good cry,” Garcia said. “The tumor DNA in the blood has gone. It’s basically 99.8% gone, which, which is kind of, from what they tell me, is kind of unheard o
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