Forgot to thank you for the help. Took the advice and came up with this, which works.
I split the chart in two, because I didn't like how to cut at the bottom of the page.
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<p class="center">SPECIFIC WARNING SIGNS FOR COMMON CANCERS</p>
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<p class="bullet">1. COLONORRECTAL CANCER: rectal bleeding, blood in the stools, and change in bowel habits.</p>
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<p class="bullet">2. BLADDER CANCER: blood in the urine and increased urinary frequency.</p>
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<p class="bullet">3. SKIN CANCER AND MELANOMA: a change in the color or size of a mole, generally involving the spread of pigmentation, oozing, bleeding, scaliness, tenderness, and itchiness.</p>
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<p class="bullet">4. PROSTATE CANCER: Weak or interrupted urine flow, blood in the urine, and nagging pain in the lower back, pelvis, and groin.</p>
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<p class="bullet">5. BREAST CANCER: a lump, swelling or thickening in the breast, or other changes in the texture of breast tissue; nipple discharge or retraction; and dimpling of the skin.</p>
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<p class="center">SPECIFIC WARNING SIGNS FOR COMMON CANCERS</p>
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<p class="bullet">6. CANCER OF THE PANCREAS: despite no specific early warning signs, there is often regular abdominal pain and digestive difficulties as the cancer progresses.</p>
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<p class="bullet">7. LUNG CANCER: nagging cough, chest pain, streaks of blood in the sputum, and recurring pneumonia or bronchitis.</p>
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<p class="bullet">8. LEUKEMIA / LYMPHOMA: fatigue, weight loss, paleness, persistent infections, swollen lymph nodes, easy bruising, fever and night sweats.</p>
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<p class="bullet">9. CANCER OF THE UTERUS OR CERVIX: bleeding in the vagina unrelated to menstruation and an abnormal vaginal discharge.</p>
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<p class="bullet">10. The good news is that while cancer cannot be cured by conventional medicine (surgery, radiation, chemotherapy), alternative natural medicine has repeated shown that it can be cured — especially by therapies that involve chiefly uncooked foods and raw vegetable juices like carrots, beets, celery, etc. The truth is often stranger than fiction. Believe it or not!</p>
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