Dr Oz October 5 2012
Dr Oz October 5 2012 will talk about the growing threat of Esophageal Cancer misdiagnosis. Learn about the silent threat to your health.
Are you suffering from the fastest growing form of cancer in the country? Would you even know it if you were? Coming up on Dr Oz October 5 2012, find out the symptoms of the newest silent killer that could be secretly shortening your life. You might not know you have it until it’s too late.
Dr Oz: Silent Reflux Causes Esophageal Cancer
Dr Oz’s Silent Reflux Screening helped to find people suffering from Silent Reflux, which can cause Esophageal Cancer. That persistent cough you have could be a warning sign of something much more serious than you ever thought. If you aren’t familiar with Esophageal Cancer, you’re not alone. But we need to learn more about it, because it’s starting to affect more and more people. That’s bad news, and education is key, so you’ll want to spread the word about what you learn from this show. Tune in and listen up to Dr Oz October 5 2012.
Dr Oz: Esophageal Cancer Symptoms
What happens when you hear that you have Stage 3 cancer? What if you recovered from that shocking, devastating news, only to learn that you had been misdiagnosed? It’s a scary thought, but it probably happens more often than you realize. One woman will share her firsthand experience on Dr Oz October 5 2012.
Part of the reason that it’s so difficult to diagnose this type of cancer is that the symptoms could be vague or misleading. See what Dr Oz is doing to help us take action for our health with his advice and information, coming up on the show. Don’t miss Dr Oz October 5 2012. If you can’t see the show, be sure to check Dr Oz Fans for the information you missed. It might save your life.
Dr Oz: Fan Recipes
You shared your best dishes with Dr Oz, and now he’s sharing them with everyone. Get super fan recipes from viewers like you, also on Dr Oz October 5 2012.
I haven’t heard much about Esophageal Cancer personally, so it should be an informative episode. Hopefully the information is applicable and we can all learn questions to ask our doctors or keep in mind the next time we have suspicious symptoms.
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