Dr. Rosanna Gray-Swain, a Washington University/Barnes-Jewish Hospital Ob/Gyn at West End Ob/Gyn weighs in on modifiable and unmodifiable risk factors associated with breast cancer, and how breast feeding can help reduce the risk.

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Food connoisseur Stanley Tucci said he had to use a feeding tube for six months while fighting his “brutal” battle against oral cancer.

The “Devil Wears Prada” star said his cancer took a toll on his ability to taste and eat and caused his weight to plummet.

“I lost 35 pounds,” he told Willie Geist on “Sunday Sitdown.”

“I couldn’t eat. I had a feeding tube for six months and everything tasted like you know what and smelled like you know what.

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Radiation therapy is used to shrink cancerous tumors by using high energy rays to damage cancer cells. Winship Cancer Institute radiation oncologists describe the types of treatments available to patients.

To learn more about radiation therapy at Winship, visit http://radiationoncology.emory.edu/. For more on Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University, visit http://winshipcancer.emory.edu.

Esophageal feeding (tube feeding) gives sick and struggling calves a chance when they are at their most vulnerable. Particularly, to provide essential colostrum to young calves unable to nurse and to treat dehydration in sick calves. This video goes over the steps of esophageal feeding calves to not only save lives but also improve the overall health of your herd.

If a calf requires an esophageal feed, allow the calf to swallow the tube, never force it down, allow the liquid to flow slowly, and always have two separate tubes for feeding sick and healthy calves. This video also covers important tips and implications to consider while tube feeding such as the "two-tube rule" and ways to prevent aspiration.

🎬 VIDEO GUIDE:
0:00 Importance of proper esophageal feeding technique
0:20 Supplies for tube feeding a newborn calf
0:54 How to prevent aspiration when tube feeding a calf
1:21 How to properly position an esophageal feeder
2:11 The “Two-Tube Rule”
3:12 How to clean a tube feeder

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