Glioblastoma, the Brain Cancer Affecting 13,000 Americans Per Year: One Patient’s Intrepid Sto...
When a loved one gets a terminal cancer diagnosis, it can make you feel like things are hopeless. For...
The Best Foods for Healthier Lungs, from Pulmonology Doctors and a Dietitian
Plus, the foods you should avoid to keep your lungs healthy and help reduce your risk of respiratory disease.
8 New Breast Cancer Treatments Some Oncologists Are Calling ‘Mind-Blowing’
New breast cancer treatments—and even new subtypes of cancer—are being discovered virtually every day, and the outlooks are getting...
Here’s Who Is at Greatest Risk for Developing Cancer from Drinking Alcohol
Approximately four percent to 10% of breast cancer cases in the United States are attributed to alcohol consumption. "I’m not...
The Scalp Skin Cancer and Brain Connection, Plus 6 Quality Scalp Sunscreen Products
Serious skin cancer of the scalp accounts for 15 percent of all skin cancer cases—in part, experts say, because...
Doctors Say Knowing About This Vaccine Could Cut Your Cancer Risk Significantly
The HPV vaccine has become available to more patients in recent years. The bad news? Many patients who could benefit...
Do Wireless Earbuds Harm Your Brain? A Brain Cancer Doctor Sounds Off
How did we live before hands-free? If you're an in-ear headphone devotee, medical experts offer one clever rule so you...
HPV and Mental Health: OB-GYNs Report How Stress Affects Your Cervical Cancer Risk
These doctors specializing in women's health—including a gynecological cancer doctor—say that when you take care of your mind, you're taking...
I Have High-Risk HPV. Now What? Doctors Share Advice (and Assurance)
Eighty percent of adults will be exposed to HPV, sometimes linked with cancer. Doctors say you should stay encouraged, even...
How Often Should You Get a Pap Smear?
Pap smears can save lives. Find out what a Pap smear is and what it tests for, as well as...
At-Home Colon Cancer Tests: What Do Doctors Think?
At-home colon cancer tests are gaining popularity, but their accuracy in detecting cancers and polyps can vary.
I Was Diagnosed With Colon Cancer at Age 34
Before a stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis, a young mother dismissed early symptoms, like fatigue. Here's how she...
5 Signs of Colon Cancer Every Woman Should Know
Colon cancer symptoms in women are similar to those in men, but they can be confused with gynecological issues,...
Colorectal Cancer Is the 2nd Most Common Cause of US Cancer Deaths: Here Are Colon Cancer Symptoms, ...
Here's what to know about colon cancer symptoms and treatment, as well as how to prevent colorectal cancer with...
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia: 8 Things to Know About This Common Blood Cancer
Almost every three minutes, someone in the United States is diagnosed with a blood cancer. And in 2020 alone, around 21,000 Americans...
He Was a First Responder on 9/11—Why He’s Telling His Story Now
Tom Frey spent years recovering victims of the 9/11 attacks. His time working to bring families answers resulted in his...
This Man Was Dying of Cancer—Till a New Test Showed Doctors Exactly How to Treat It
Keith Taggart never dreamed the tiny lump in his cheek was terminal cancer. Five years ago he was given three...
The 10 Most Common Types of Cancer in the United States
Early detection and game-changing new treatments are making headway against the 10 most common types of cancer in the United...
11 Women You Didn’t Know Overcame Ovarian Cancer
Learn more about the women who beat the odds and overcame this disease referred to by many in the medical...
16 Things Doctors Wish You Knew About Breast Cancer Genetic Testing
The first breast cancer gene was identified in 1994, and doctors have found many more since. Here's what else you...
One Woman’s Unbearable Leg Pain Turned Out to Be Cancer
As a professional athlete, Jamie Whitmore was used to suffering—but the pain in her leg was excruciating. She never imagined...
What Chemotherapy Is Really Like, According to Cancer Survivors
This cancer treatment is used in countless cases, but what's it really like to get chemotherapy? Survivors reveal the truth.
This Woman’s “Asthma Symptoms” Turned Out to Be Stage 4 Lung Cancer
For four years, doctors told Lori Morris she had asthma; all the while, lung cancer slowly spread throughout her...
This Is Why Pancreatic Cancer Is So Hard to Treat
Pancreatic cancer is difficult to treat largely because the early signs are vague, the cancer is highly aggressive, and...
How a Routine Eye Exam Revealed This Boy’s Brain Tumor
When her then six-year-old son, Walker, was diagnosed with a brain tumor during a routine eye exam, New York City...
9 Signs of Blood Cancer Doctors Usually Miss
Blood cancer has subtle and surprising symptoms. Doctors share the most common ones that may require a closer look.
What to Expect When You Get a Mole Removed
After having a few moles removed, I was surprised by how long the scars took to heal. Here's what...
Do Pap Smears Hurt? How to Make Pap Smears More Comfortable
Pap smears shouldn't hurt. If you experience discomfort, our expert tips will help make sure your next Pap is more...
After an Abnormal Pap: 4 Things You Should Do Next
An abnormal Pap test result doesn’t have to be scary when you know the right steps to take