Monday, May 12, 2008
Optimism Can't Beat Cancer
A recent medical study suggests that your chances of surviving head and neck cancer are the same if you have a positive outlook or a negative outlook. What do you think?
Alexander Rodas,
Sales Associate
"Please don't tell that to my dad. He's been so nice to everyone lately."
Colleen Curtin,
Store Manager
"Based on my observations, optimism also can't beat depression."
Will Braverman,
Systems Analyst
"It must have been great to be in the control group that got all the chemotherapy drugs."
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