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Some of Jeannine Walston’s
Published Writing |
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In the Across the World Search for Cancer Treatments, No Guarantees
Healing Focus Web Exclusive, September 2007
Beyond
Brain Matter (article about homotoxicology)
Alternative Medicine, October 2005 |
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Survivorship
(chapter)
The Essential Guide to Brain Tumors, National Brain Tumor
Foundation, 2004 |
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Recovering
Spirit (article)
CURE, Summer 2003 |
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Growing
Through Cancer (article about post-traumatic growth)
CURE, Winter 2002 |
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Awakening
to Life After Battling Brain Tumor (article)
The Washington Times, February 1999 |
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| More Samples of Jeannine’s Writing |
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| Newsletter and Newsletter Articles: |
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Alliance
for Prostate Cancer Prevention (APCaP) Newsletter
March 2007 |
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Medical
Breakthroughs in the News, Understanding Research
APCaP Newsletter, December 2005 |
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Moving
Toward Cracking the Cancer Code
APCaP Newsletter, December 2005 |
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| Patient Education Materials: |
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Homotoxicology
Institute for Traditional Acupuncture and Herbology, December 2005 |
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| Jeannine’s Weblogs |
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The
Healing Way
Healing Focus
Web Exclusive, June 2006 - present |
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Examples of Jeannine's Writing |
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Extensive report about exercise
and cancer for the Lance Armstrong Foundation |
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Quarterly eight page prostate cancer prevention
newsletter for the Alliance for Prostate Cancer Prevention |
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Report about self-perceptions of brain tumor
survivors and their needs for a cancer non-profit organization |
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Patient summaries translated from scientific
information about cancer clinical trials for EmergingMed's
website |
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Fact sheets on metastatic colorectal cancer
drugs for distribution by the Marti Nelson Cancer Foundation
and the Colon Cancer Alliance |
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Educational and marketing materials for Lydia’s
Lovin’ Foods and Lydia’s Organics |
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Content for public educational materials under
contract to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative
Medicine, including fact sheets entitled “About Clinical
Trials” and “Homeopathy” |
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Presentations on the drug development process,
palliative care, stem cells, and expanded access for the National
Coalition for Cancer Survivorship |
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Website content on childhood cancer public
policy and advocacy for The Children's Cause for Cancer Advocacy |
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