Nevus Birthmark: What It Means And Why Some People Have It Removed
A nevus birthmark can appear on a baby's skin at or just after birth. We'll explore the reasons why someone might decide to have one removed.
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This Popular Fruit Can Help Reduce Your Risk Of Cancer
If you have a particular type of genetic risk for cancer, eating this popular fruit could help reduce your risk. Here's what the research says.
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The Unexpected Carb That Could Help Protect You From Cancer
Phytochemicals in berries, broccoli, and tomatoes can help your body fight cancer. However, there's also an unexpected carb that might help in your fight.
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Signs Your Body Bruises Are Actually Cancer
If you have an unexplained bruise it might just mean you bumped your body without noticing. However, sometimes easy bruising can be a sign of cancer.
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Your Risk Of Prostate Cancer Increases If You Live Here
If you're a man, you're likely aware that certain factors affect your risk of prostate cancer. But what might surprise you is that where you live matters, too.
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Subtle Signs You're Dying From Prostate Cancer
If you are a caregiver of someone who is dying from prostate cancer, you may be able to help comfort them if you recognize these subtle signs.
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Signs Your Swelling Is Actually Prostate Cancer
Unfortunately, prostate cancer comes with no early warning signs. However, swelling could be a sign of prostate cancer under certain conditions.
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What Does Kate Middleton's 'Preventive Chemotherapy' Actually Mean? Doctor Breaks It Down For Us
Kate Middleton recently announced that she has been diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing preventative chemotherapy. What does that mean?
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Ward Off Cancer With This Unexpected Protein Source
Your risk of cancer may increase or decrease depending on your diet. According to research, this unexpected protein source may help you lower your risk.
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The Unexpected Way Your Stomach Can Predict Your Risk Of Cancer
Understanding your risk for cancer can help you make better choices and reduce your chances of getting the disease. Your stomach may provide important clues.
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Types Of Cancer Your Eyes Can Help Diagnose
Aside from allowing us to see, our eyes can also clue us in on what may be wrong with our bodies. That includes exhibiting symptoms of certain types of cancer.
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Here's Why Colon Cancer Is On The Rise In Young People
While rates of colon cancer among older adults have dropped significantly over the years, experts are seeing more young adults being diagnosed with the disease.
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Health Conditions That Might Benefit From A High-Protein Diet
Protein plays many roles, including aiding in growth and repair. A high-protein diet may be beneficial for certain health conditions too, including these.
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Eating Butter Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Risk Of Cancer
If you're someone who regularly loads up on fruits, veggies, and other cancer-fighting foods, consider throwing some butter into the mix. Here's why.
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Sleep Mistakes That Can Increase Your Risk Of Cancer
Waking up from good sleep makes you feel energized and ready to tackle the day ahead. However, making certain sleep mistakes can increase your risk for cancer.
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Warning Signs Your Headache Is Actually A Brain Tumor
Have you ever had a bad heacache that made you think you have a brain tumor? Brain tumors are rare, but there are tell-tale signs that you should see a doctor.
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The Pfizer Super Bowl Commercial Explained: What They're Doing In The Fight Against Cancer
The 2024 Super Bowl showcased plenty of million dollar commercials. Pfizer used their minute to explain their role in the fight against cancer.
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Causes Of Stomach Cancer You Might Not Know About
Stomach cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the world, but how much do you know about its causes? Here's what you need to know about its risk factors.
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How Deadly Is Prostate Cancer?
Just shy of 13% of men are estimated to be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their life, but how deadly is it if you have it? We'll examine the statistics.
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What Life Is Like After A Stomach Cancer Diagnosis
The realities of living with something like stomach cancer can seem unfathomable. Here's how the disease can impact both your physical and mental health.
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Sneaky Signs Of Stomach Cancer You Shouldn't Ignore
According to statistics, stomach cancer is among the most lethal variations of the disease. Thus, it's important to be familiar with its less obvious symptoms.
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Toby Keith's Cause Of Death Explained
Country singer Toby Keith, 62, died on Monday, February 5, from stomach cancer. His family released a statement that he passed away peacefully.
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Sneaky Signs You Might Have Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer, next to skin. But it's not always easy to diagnose as there are some sneaky symptoms to look out for.
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Pee Symptoms Men Really Shouldn't Ignore
Abnormal urination can tell us a lot about our health. If you're a man, these pee symptoms in particular are ones that you really shouldn't ignore.
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Dexter Scott King's Cause Of Death Explained
Dexter Scott King, the son of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., died on Sunday at his home in California. This is what we currently know about the cause of death.
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What We Know About Duchess Of York Sarah Ferguson's Skin Cancer Diagnosis
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York and ex-wife of Prince Andrew, has been diagnosed with skin cancer. Here's what we know so far about her diagnosis.
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Max Payne Star James McCaffrey's Cause Of Death Explained
On Sunday December 17, actor James McCaffrey died of causes related to his cancer diagnosis of multiple myeloma, TMZ reports. McCaffrey was 65.
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