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The Zodiacal constellations are along the ecliptic... and you are born in a given sign when the Sun is in that sign... ergo, the time of year you can NOT observe any given zodiacal sign is 4 to 6 months closest to the calendar period associated with that astrological sign. (i.e. the constellation is in the daylit sky )
Cancer is in July...
so you can see the constellation Cancer the best during the winter.
Cancer has no particularly bright stars... you will need to be in an area where the sky is very dark at night, away from cities and when the moon is not out to effectively make out Cancer.
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What hemisphere is the constellation cancer seen in?
Cancer can be seen in the Northern & Southern Hemisphere between Leo and Gemini.
Can you get throat cancer if you smoked for two months only?
No, it is very unlikely to get throat cancer after smoking for 2 months
Does Pernell Elvin Roberts have pancreatic cancer?
Yes he had cancer a couple months ago
Is breast cancer sex-linked or autosomal?
My daughter got cancer when she was 8 months old !
Is it normal to declare a kidney cancer patient cancer free six months after a partial nephrectomy?
Yes
You smoked for 5 months like 5 cigarettes a day can you have cancer?
sorry to tell you but yes you can have cancer! But you can also have cancer if you have never smoked. And you could smoke for a lifetime and not have cancer.
What months do cancer fall in?
June 21 - July 22
How long do you live with prostae cancer?
It depends on what stage the cancer is at. If it is in the final stage, then with chemotherapy, you can live for about 18 months depending on the person. Without chemo, 8 or 9 months is the average.
When was the first cancer cell seen through a microscope?
1997
Where can you get the lapel pin for lung cancer?
Goggle it. But I have seen others say zazzle.com has the most items for lung cancer.
How long after treatment can you live with lung cancer?
3-8 months
What is a lump under the hairline that lasts for over three months?
cancer
