Brooklyn Nine-Nine Star Andre Braugher's Cause Of Death Explained
Just three days after the beloved actor died at age 61 on December 11, his rep confirmed a common disease led to his death.
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Eating This Popular Sandwich Spread May Reduce Your Risk Of Cancer
Many people enjoy a good sandwich, but we don't often think about health benefits. It turns out, one particular spread might effect your risk of cancer.
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New Study Shows A Common Medication Could Reduce Breast Cancer Mortality Rates
Researchers are looking at a very common prescription drug to see how it helps reduce the risk of dying from breast cancer.
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Does Being Left-Handed Increase Your Risk Of Cancer? Here's What We Know
There are a lot of rumors that go along with being left-handed. Some might be true though. This is what we know about lefties increased risk of cancer.
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The Truth About The Blood Test That Can Reveal Dozens Of Different Cancers
Experts have developed a unique blood test that has the ability to detect the presence of various cancers within the body where exactly they are located.
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Signs The Sore In Your Mouth Needs Medical Attention
A sore in your mouth could be due to something minor, but it could also be a sign of something serious. Here's how to know if it needs medical attention.
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Inside Suzanne Somers' Complicated History With Breast Cancer
Suzanne Somers built her post-"Three's Company" career on alternative paths to health. We take a look at her complicated history with breast cancer.
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Jimmy Buffett's Cause Of Death Explained
It has been reported that Jimmy Buffett, creator of the iconic song "Margaritaville," has died at the age of 76. Here's what we know about his cause of death.
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Why Are Men More Prone To Certain Cancers?
Age, lifestyle choices, and medical history can be huge factors in assessing your cancer risk. But surprisingly enough, so can biological sex.
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How To Tell If Your Itchy Skin Could Be Cancer
Every once in a while, you get the urge to scratch your skin. While having itchy skin is normal, in some cases, it can be a sign of cancer. Here's how to tell.
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Actionable Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of Common Cancers
Cancer has long been associated with feelings of dread and fear, but it doesn't have to be. Here are some actionable ways to reduce your risk of common cancers.
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Cancers That Can Be Detected Through Genetic Testing, According To A Doctor
Genetic testing can be useful in seeing if you're at greater risk for certain diseases. Here are the cancers that may be possible to predict with testing.
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Signs Those Spots On Your Feet Could Be Foot Cancer
Even though your feet probably don't get as much sun exposure as other parts of your body, you could get cancer on your feet. Here's what to look out for.
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Trial Shows A Simple Pill Can Cut The Risk Of Lung Cancer Deaths By Half
A clinical trial research recently published showed promising results for a drug that appears to decrease the number of lung cancer patient deaths.
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The Difference Between Hodgkin And Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, According To A Doctor
Lymphoma, or cancer of the lymph nodes, can be either Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin, but what distinguishes these types? Read on to learn more.
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What To Expect After Having A Mastectomy, According To A Leading Breast Surgery Specialist
Many women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. This means they will have to choose whether or not to undergo a mastectomy. Here's what to consider.
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A Cancer Nutritionist Debunks 3 Common Myths About Food And Cancer Risk
In an exclusive interview with a cancer-specialist registered dietitian, we get the scoop on what myths exist about cancer and nutrition.
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A Dermatologist Shares 3 Lifestyle Modifications That Can Help Prevent Skin Cancer
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, author and dermatologist, Dr. David J. Leffell shares three things you can do to prevent skin cancer.
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Gastroenterologist Shares Who Should Get Early Screening For Colon Cancer
The recommended age for colon cancer screening has recently been lowered to 45, but some folks should get screened earlier. Here's what you need to know.
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An Oncologist Shares What To Expect After Being Diagnosed With Ovarian Cancer
If you've been diagnosed with ovarian cancer, you might wonder what the next steps will be. We spoke with an expert to find out.
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What To Expect During Treatment For Ovarian Cancer, According To An Oncologist
Those diagnosed with ovarian cancer will naturally wonder what happens next when treatment begins. Health Digest spoke with an expert to find out.
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An Oncologist On What To Expect After Being Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, breast medical oncologist Dr. Ashley Pariser explains what to expect once diagnosed with breast cancer.
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What To Expect During Treatment For Breast Cancer, According To An Oncologist
In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, oncologist Irene M. Kang, M.D., shares what to expect when you're getting treated for breast cancer.
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Study Identifies Early Colon Cancer Symptoms To Aid In Timely Diagnosis
With early-onset colon cancer on the rise, a new study has identified four symptoms that indicate heightened risk of the disease. Read on to learn more.
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What To Know About Toby Keith's Cancer Recovery
In 2021, singer Toby Keith announced he'd been diagnosed with stomach cancer. Here's what we know about how his recovery is going.
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Love & Marriage's Kimmi Scott Has Poignant Advice For Black Women Going To The Doctor - Exclusive
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott shared her journey with breast cancer and her advice for women who may visit the doctor for health concerns.
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Love & Marriage: Huntsville's Kimmi Scott Wants More Black Women To Get Their Mammograms - Exclusive
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott explained why she wants Black women to change the statistics by getting more breast cancer screenings.
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