Cancer Rates Continue to Drop in the US
A new report shows cancer rates continue to drop significantly in the US, mostly due to decreases in lung, prostate, breast, and colon cancer.
A new report shows cancer rates continue to drop significantly in the US, mostly due to decreases in lung, prostate, breast, and colon cancer.
Stem Cells Can Reverse Chemo Therapy Damage
One of the side effects of chemotherapy is an increased risk for heart damage.
One of the side effects of chemotherapy is an increased risk for heart damage.
Some CT Scans May Douse Patients in Radiation
A new study finds radiation doses for common CT procedures vary widely.
A new study finds radiation doses for common CT procedures vary widely.
Depression May Increase Risk of Death From Cancer
Depression may increase the risk of dying from cancer.
Depression may increase the risk of dying from cancer.
Hispanics Are Less Likely to Get Cancer
Hispanic and Latino Americans are less likely to die from cancer, compared to other ethnic groups. However, they are more likely to have thier disease detected at a late stage.
Hispanic and Latino Americans are less likely to die from cancer, compared to other ethnic groups. However, they are more likely to have thier disease detected at a late stage.
Red Wine Could Help With Radiation Sickeness
Red wine may alleviate some of the toxic skin effects associated with radiation cancer treatment.
Red wine may alleviate some of the toxic skin effects associated with radiation cancer treatment.
Cancer Patients Separated From Spouses Fare Worse Than Others
People who are separated from their spouses when they're diagnosed with cancer may fare worse than other cancer patients.
People who are separated from their spouses when they're diagnosed with cancer may fare worse than other cancer patients.
A Scoop of Poop: Could it Save Your Life?
The dreaded colonoscopy. Half of people in the US avoid it. Yet colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer. But would saving samples of your own stool be more comfortable? Researchers say doing so could save your life.
The dreaded colonoscopy. Half of people in the US avoid it. Yet colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer. But would saving samples of your own stool be more comfortable? Researchers say doing so could save your life.
Mushrooms: Can They Help You Heal?
Researchers are looking to see if mushrooms can help boost your immunity / immune system.
Researchers are looking to see if mushrooms can help boost your immunity / immune system.
Cancer Death Rates are Dropping
A new study finds the number of people dying from cancer is going down.
A new study finds the number of people dying from cancer is going down.
Hispanics Immigrants Are At a High Risk for Cancer
People who've immigrated to the United States from Latin countries have a 40% higher risk of developing cancer.
People who've immigrated to the United States from Latin countries have a 40% higher risk of developing cancer.
Cancer and Diarrhea
Cancer and Diarrhea
Cancer and Diarrhea
Colon Cancer Chemotherapy
Colon Cancer Chemotherapy
Colon Cancer Chemotherapy
Screening for Colon Cancer
Screening for Colon Cancer
Screening for Colon Cancer
Living with an Ostomy
Living with an Ostomy
Living with an Ostomy
Bone Issues in Cancer
Bone Issues in Cancer
Bone Issues in Cancer
Lynch Syndrome
A new test for Lynch Syndrome can help determine if you are at a higher risk for colon and other cancers.
A new test for Lynch Syndrome can help determine if you are at a higher risk for colon and other cancers.
World Cancer Report
The American Cancer Society, along with several other agencies, released the World Cancer Report. Experts estimate cancer will become the leading cause of death worldwide by 2010.
The American Cancer Society, along with several other agencies, released the World Cancer Report. Experts estimate cancer will become the leading cause of death worldwide by 2010.
