Hayden Panettiere Slanders Cancer’s Good Name
Hayden Panettiere the impish star of the NBC show “Heroes” was photographed yesterday wearing a t-shirt that slanders cancer’s good name.
Just because Hayden has dyed her hair red and started dressing like a golfer does not mean she has the right to wear a shirt that says “F*ck Cancer”. Last time I checked cancer was a punishment from God on the wicked. Everyone who has ever got cancer got exactly what was coming to them… divine justice in the form of uncontrolled growth cell growth, invasion, and metastasis.
I hope the American Cancer Society decides to sue Hayden Panettiere. Let us see how many fancy golf caps she can afford after the American Jew legal system gets done with her.
What’s the difference between a cure for cancer and Madeleine McCann?
A cure for cancer will be found one day…
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Dont be a twat, Hayden Panetierre does alot of good work for charity. Grow some balls and except people have there own opinions dickface, its only a friggin t-shirt
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I will never accept that people think cancer is bad. I have no tolerance for narrow-mindedness like that!
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WHAT THE FUCK MY GRANDMA DID NOTHING TO ANYONE SO HOW DOES A SWEET OLD WOMAN WHO HAS BELIEVED IN GOD FOR OVER 50 YEARS DESERVE CANCER
I LOVE HAYDE!
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because she believed in God duh
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I cannot believe that anyone would believe “Last time I checked cancer was a punishment from God on the wicked. Everyone who has ever got cancer got exactly what was coming to them” who in the hell are you “checking with” and what right do you have to pass judgment on anyone. This has to be one of the most narrow minded statements that I have ever heard. Being a 35 year old 10 year cancer survivor I take great offense to statements like this. So, I guess you must think that a 3 year old child with leukemia must have been out whoring it up, killing and stealing and deserves to die. Might want to rethink your views before it is your turn to be judged. I agree with Hayden’s statement FUCK CANCER!!!!
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Hey, SCREW YOU, man. Back when I lost my job, Cancer let me stay at his apartment for a few weeks. Cancer’s a cool guy.
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Ireland is recalling all pork because of a cancer causing toxin in the pigs…
Guess the Muslims and the Jews dodged that bullet.
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It was recently discovered that research causes cancer in laboratory rats.
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who in the f stated that cancer was a punishment from god ought to be hung out to dry. That is the shittist statement I have ever heard. Take it from someone that had cancer unless you or your family member has been through this YOU HAVE NOT RIGHT TO THAT OPINION
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Another opinion whoever said the stupid statement that Cancer is a punishment from GOD. I guess your turn is next!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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you fuckwit Durkha, I sent AIDS as a punishment, not cancer. Cancer was something the american medical industry invented to keep them in business.
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Yeah so my best friends little brother totally got what was coming for him when he died from cancer at the age of 8. You are an idiot and you probably think it is soooooo good to sit there and read all the hate people comment with. I’m guessing you are just a sad fat computer nerd who has nothing better to do than sit at the computer coming up with bullshit stories just to upset people. I hope everyone in your family dies of cancer and then maybe, just maybe you will understand. Get a life, honestly.
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well you know what? F>CK YOU!!!! Small minded idiots like you are what’s wrong with the world. Until you and everyone like you are dead, the world doesn’t have a chance. You have single-handedly made me lose faith in humanity and I hope u get every kind of cancer there is. you should’ve been that annoying stain on your mother’s sheets or she should’ve done us all a favor and aborted you!!!
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u disgust me and probably the rest of the world who just read that disturbing shit that you just vomited on here out boredom and loneliness!
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What a stupid comment. Do you hate Hayden and yourself or is your self-loathing so vitriolic that you spill it out on others.
There is no god. Stop spewing your lies.
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I love Haydn!
Joseph Haydn is in my opinion one of the top 5 best composers ever!
Oops…
Wrong Haydn…
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Right. Let’s see how you feel about cancer when it gets to your mom, father, son, grandson, you, etc.
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Really? Does nobody understand satire? Yeah, it’s a little rough this time and not done that well, but it’s still satire.
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I came across while looking for funny stuff online got two things to say i reckon this was wrote as a joke hey nothing like a little dark humor if it wasnt wrote as a joke then you durka durka are quite obviously a dick i dont believe in god myself but if there was one then im quite sure hed find a better way of getting rid of the “wicked people” your quite obviously a fanactial asshole and deserve to be shot or of course get cancer lets see you write that crap once your hair falls out you cant a take a piss or shit or when you can pass either of these its on to yourself and can only drink soup and water the pain will be unbearable. Ah im rambling anyhow on a lighter note shes looking pretty damn ugly nowadays huh.
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Ok, that’s just too far. I’ve seen the shirts before and on the back it says ‘I know a Survivor’.
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“Last time I checked cancer was a punishment from God on the wicked. Everyone who has ever got cancer got exactly what was coming to them…”
Fuck you. So you think that the kids who get cancer deserve it? Or that only the bad people get cancer? How about you pull your head out of your ass. Grow a brain.
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Janeane Garofalo ushers in a new era. January 2009, Inked Magazine
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You’re all idiots.
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Since cancer is a punishment from God, save a few money for you future cancer treatment….. :)
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trolololololololol
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Muslims don’t get cancer.
Only jews, homoqueers, whores, niggers and all other manner of infidel receive this curse from Allah.
If you infidels want to wipe out cancer, there are two options:
1. kill all infidels or 2. everyone of you mofos converts to Islam.
I personally prefer the first option.
Allahu Akbar
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Abdullah Asshole:
You are so full of shit about Muslims not getting cancer. I have a Muslim friend whose mother just died from stomach cancer. You are a filthy motherfuckin’ asshole. Get your facts straight moron.
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Family History as a Risk Factor for Breast CancerIn cross-sectional studies of adult poitalupons, 5% to 10% of women have a mother or sister with Breast cancer, and about twice as many have either a first-degree relative or a second-degree relative with Breast cancer.[3-6] The risk conferred by a family history of Breast cancer has been assessed in both case-control and cohort studies, using volunteer and population-based samples, with generally consistent results.[7] In a pooled analysis of 38 studies, the relative risk (RR) of Breast cancer conferred by a first-degree relative with Breast cancer was 2.1 (95% confidence interval [CI], 2.0-2.2).[7] Risk increases with the number of affected relatives and age at diagnosis.[4,5,7] Refer to the Penetrance of Mutations section for a discussion of familial risk for women from families with BRCA1/2 mutations who themselves test negative for the family mutation. Autosomal Dominant Inheritance of Breast/Ovarian Cancer PredispositionAutosomal dominant inheritance of breast/ovarian cancer is characterized by transmission of cancer predisposition from generation to generation, through either the mother’s or the father’s side of the family, with the following characteristics: Inheritance risk of 50%. When a parent carries an autosomal dominant genetic predisposition, each child has a 50:50 chance of inheriting the predisposition. Although the risk of inheriting the predisposition is 50%, not everyone with the predisposition will develop cancer because of incomplete penetrance and/or gender-restricted or gender-related expression.Both males and females can inherit and transmit an autosomal dominant cancer predisposition. A male who inherits a cancer predisposition and shows no evidence of it can still pass the altered gene on to his sons and daughters. Breast and ovarian cancer are components of several autosomal dominant cancer syndromes. The syndromes most strongly associated with both cancers are BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation syndromes. Breast cancer is also a common feature of Li-Fraumeni syndrome due to TP53 mutations; of Cowden syndrome due to PTEN mutations; and with mutations in CHEK2 .[9] Other genetic syndromes that may include Breast cancer as an associated feature include heterozygous carriers of the ataxia telangiectasia (AT) gene and Peutz-Jeghers syndrome. Ovarian cancer has also been associated with Lynch syndrome, basal cell nevus (Gorlin) syndrome (OMIM), and multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1) (OMIM).[9] Mutations in each of these genes produce different clinical phenotypes of characteristic malignancies and, in some instances, associated nonmalignant abnormalities.The family characteristics that suggest hereditary Breast and ovarian cancer predisposition include the following: Cancers typically occur at an earlier age than in sporadic cases (defined as cases not associated with genetic risk). Two or more primary cancers in a single individual. These could be multiple primary cancers of the same type (e.g., bilateral Breast cancer) or primary cancer of different types (e.g., Breast and ovarian cancer in the same individual). Cases of male Breast cancer.Possible increased risk of other selected cancers and benign features for males and females. (Refer to the Major Genes section of this summary for more information.)There are no pathognomonic features distinguishing Breast and ovarian cancers occurring in BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation carriers with those occurring in noncarriers. Breast cancers occurring in BRCA1 mutation carriers are more likely to be estrogen receptor (ER)-negative, progesterone receptor (PR)-negative, and HER2/neu receptor-negative and have a basal phenotype. BRCA1-associated ovarian cancers are unlikely to be of mucinous or borderline histopathology. [Refer to the Pathology/Prognosis of Breast Cancer and Pathology/Prognosis of Ovarian Cancer sections for more information.]Difficulties in Identifying a Family History of Breast and Ovarian Cancer RiskWhen using family history to assess risk, the accuracy and completeness of family history data must be taken into account. A reported family history may be erroneous, or a person may be unaware of relatives affected with cancer. In addition, small family sizes and premature deaths may limit the information obtained from a family history. Breast or ovarian cancer on the paternal side of the family usually involves more distant relatives than on the maternal side and thus may be more difficult to obtain. When comparing self-reported information with independently verified cases, the sensitivity of a history of Breast cancer is relatively high, at 83% to 97%, but lower for ovarian cancer, at 60%.[10,11]Other Risk Factors for Breast CancerOther risk factors for Breast cancer include age, reproductive and menstrual history, hormone therapy, radiation exposure, mammographic Breast density, alcohol intake, physical activity, anthropometric variables, and a history of benign Breast disease. (Refer to the PDQ summary on Prevention of Breast Cancer for more information.) These factors are considered in more detail in numerous reviews,[12,13] including among BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers.[14] Brief summaries are given below, highlighting, where possible, the effect of these risk factors in women who are genetically susceptible to Breast cancer. (More information about their effects in BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers can be found in the section on Interventions later in this document.) AgeCumulative risk of Breast cancer increases with age, with most Breast cancers occurring after age 50 years.[15] In women with a genetic susceptibility, Breast cancer, and to a lesser degree, ovarian cancer, tends to occur at an earlier age than in sporadic cases. Reproductive and menstrual historyBreast cancer risk increases with early menarche and late menopause, and is reduced by early first full-term pregnancy. Although results have been complex and may be gene dependent, several studies have suggested that the influence of these factors on risk in BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers appear to be similar to noncarriers.[14,16]Oral contraceptivesOral contraceptives may produce a slight increase in Breast cancer risk among long-term users, but this appears to be a short-term effect. In a meta-analysis of data from 54 studies, the risk of Breast cancer associated with oral contraceptive use did not vary according to a family history of Breast cancer.[17] Oral contraceptives are sometimes recommended for ovarian cancer prevention in BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers, but studies of their effect on Breast cancer risk have been inconsistent.[18-20] Hormone Replacement TherapyData exist from both observational and randomized clinical trials regarding the association between postmenopausal hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and Breast cancer. A meta-analysis of data from 51 observational studies indicated a RR of Breast cancer of 1.35 (95% CI, 1.21–1.49) for women who had used HRT for 5 or more years after menopause.[21] The Women’s Health Initiative (WHI), a randomized controlled trial of about 160,000 postmenopausal women, investigated the risks and benefits of HRT. The estrogen-plus-progestin arm of the study, which randomized more than 16,000 women to receive combined HRT or placebo, was halted early because health risks exceeded benefits.[22,23] Adverse outcomes prompting closure included significant increase in both total (245 vs. 185 cases) and invasive (199 vs. 150 cases) Breast cancers (RR = 1.24; 95% CI, 1.02–1.5, P
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