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Life is short While my husband David did not die from his cancer, his diagnosis did introduce the stark reality of what could happen. Statistically speaking, my 55-year-old husband had
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“I’ll do whatever it takes to reduce my chance of cancer returning,” says Deb Novak of Marion, IA. Novak, an analyst at Transamerica and mother of two was diagnosed with
Servings:4 servings Calories:420 Ingredients: 12 oz. good quality whole grain linguine or pasta of choice, i.e. Barilla 1 onion, thinly sliced 12 oz. cherry or grape tomatoes 2 Tablespoons extra-virgin
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