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I was putting the finishing touches on this blog post when an alert popped up—on my iPhone, of course—that Steve Jobs had passed away. And the first thing I recalled about the Apple founder was not his technological savvy or design genius, but his love/hate relationship with mortality. Jobs saw death not just as an adversary, but as a potent motivator. In his famous commencement speech at Stanford University, here’s what Jobs told the graduating class of 2005: “I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself, ‘If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?’ And whenever the answer has been ‘No’ for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something.” I’ve lived by those words since I first read them, and it’s readers like you who keep me answering “Yes,” day after day. Take, for example, Donn
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he current statistics suggest that over 90% of the patients diagnosed with oral cancer in the US are victims of squamous cell carcinoma. What are the squamous cells? They are the flat cells forming lining of our lips, tongue and mouth. 40% of the cases of squamous cell carcinoma begin either from the floor of the patients’ mouth or from the side or bottom of their tongue. In 40% patients the disease starts from cells of their lower lip. In the remaining 20% patients, squamous cell carcinoma starts either from their tonsil or from their mouth’s roof. Thi