It’s nearly impossible to pinpoint why one person develops cancer, and another doesn’t. What's true is that some elements influence your likelihood of getting cancer.
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Whatever your situation, remember that communication is a two-way street and is key for a meaningful relationship with your doctor.
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Colorectal cancer is among the top four causes of cancer deaths in the United States. While rates have dropped for older adults in recent years, cases among people under 50 are on the rise.
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Heart conditions don’t always give us clues that something is wrong. What’s more, factors like age and genetics can’t be changed, but you can modify some behaviors to help lower your risk.
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Most people associate self-care with a relaxing vacation or trip to the spa, but self-care is much more than relaxing by the pool.
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A Pap test, or Pap smear, screens for cervical cancer and is recommended for women between 21 and 65.
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