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Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy (HIPEC) and Cytoreductive Surgery (CRS): Age-Related Outcomes and a Look into the Future

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By Salvador Aguirre, Jill Haley, Julie Broski, Jordan Baker
| MDPI
1. Introduction The peritoneal membrane is a relatively common site for cancer, hosting both primary malignancies like mesotheliomas and secondary malignancies resulting from metastatic disease from many sites of cancer origin. Despite rigorous therapeutic interventions, peritoneal cancers generally have a grim prognosis. These malignancies are relatively resistant to systemic therapy with survival of usually less than six months if left untreated [1,2].
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Beyond Local: Butterfly release in memory of loved ones attracts 120 people in Olds

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By Jill Haley
| westernwheel.ca
OLDS – About 120 people participated in the third annual Olds & District Hospice Society’s (ODHS) memorial butterfly release that was held on July 16, up about 70 from last year’s attendance. As always, the event was hosted just in front of the big red barn at the south end of the Olds College of Agriculture & Technology wetlands.
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Butterfly release in memory of loved ones attracts 120 people in Olds

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By Jill Haley
| MountainViewToday.ca
OLDS – About 120 people participated in the third annual Olds & District Hospice Society’s (ODHS) memorial butterfly release that was held on July 16, up about 70 from last year’s attendance. As always, the event was hosted just in front of the big red barn at the south end of the Olds College of Agriculture & Technology wetlands.
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