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  • That's important, since even non-malignant brain tumors can require debilitating treatment and can kill.

    Death rate for lung cancer among women declines 2011

  • Clouds sweep into every life, and one of our darkest made its appearance when our grandson was diagnosed with a non-malignant brain tumor.

    Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers Jack Canfield 2011

  • Juvenile retention polyps (JRP) are a common, acquired, non-malignant cause of painless rectal bleeding typically seen in children between the ages of 1-10 yrs. old.

    Clinical studies: relationship between IBD and other conditions 2010

  • That's important, since even non-malignant brain tumors can require debilitating treatment and can kill.

    Death rate for lung cancer among women declines 2011

  • Clouds sweep into every life, and one of our darkest made its appearance when our grandson was diagnosed with a non-malignant brain tumor.

    Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grandmothers Jack Canfield 2011

  • Because PET measures metabolism, it can be superior to other modalities, particularly in separating tumor from benign lesions and in differentiating malignant from non-malignant masses such as scar tissue formed from radiation therapy treatment.

    Positron Emission Tomography (PET) 2010

  • But self-exam confirmed that something was terribly wrong when my breast began misbehaving and the lumps and knots that I could feel with my hand convinced me it wasn't the usual engorged, dense non-malignant breast that flared up from time to time and then settled down on its own.

    Trish Kinney: Cancer Wins The Powerball 2009

  • October 1999 -- Dr. Jones excises and biopsies non-malignant mole

    Fourth Department 2007

  • The news that Peter Mandelson, the Lord-High-Everything-Else, has had medical attention to his prostate puts me irresistibly in mind of the late and poisonous Evelyn Waugh, who said, on hearing that Randolph Churchill had had a non-malignant growth removed: "It is a typical triumph of modern science to find the only bit of Randolph that is not malignant, and take it out".

    Memory Lane Bystander 2009

  • It is also used to treat non-malignant thyroid disorders.

    Radioisotopes in medicine 2009

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