Cancer - Treatments
Cancer is very scary condition. Whether it happens to you or a loved one, it is always difficult to deal with. Here is Dan's story, an ex-Marine who was able to take this on, in addition to other health scares.
A study encourages more aggressive treatment.
A survivor shares his story.
The Pros and cons of surgery.
Can weight loss help prevent breast cancer?
New research suggests mammograms may do more harm than good. What do these findings mean for you?
For cancer patients and survivors, exercise can help improve physical functioning, fatigue, and quality of life and may improve chances of survival.
Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC), commonly referred to as the chemo bath," may offer an alternative option for patients with advanced forms of abdominal cancer.
One of the most psychologically and socially devastating side effects of chemotherapy is hair loss. Although not yet FDA-approved, cold caps have helped many women hold onto their locks.
New research from Duke University Medical Center finds a byproduct of cholesterol may be linked to the growth and spread of breast cancer. But are cholesterol-lowering drugs the answer?
Can citrus zest prevent skin cancer? It may. While more research needs to be done, there is an association between citrus peel consumption and a reduced rate of skin cancer. Don t toss that sunscreen just yet, though!
Many patients undergoing chemotherapy are in need of platelets. Here's how you can help.
In addition to knowing your blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol numbers, you should also know your white blood cell count. Here's the lifesaving reason why.
Nanometer, nanotechnology, nanomedicine. You may have come across these terms, but what do they mean? And how can they help you?
The brain fog experienced by people with cancer can be controlled. Here's what it is, and what you, or a loved one, can do about it.
Cancer is hard on your body and can impact your mind as well. Learn what you can do to gain a sense of control.
Planning to keep your diagnosis to yourself? Read this first.
Here are tips and suggestions to help you decide what's best for you.
Cancer is certainly no laughing matter. However, laughter does have a role in cancer treatment.
Making end-of-life decisions is never easy, but putting plans in place can provide peace of mind during a difficult time.
Approximately 12 percent of women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime but when it comes to surgery, there's no simple formula. Here, a rundown of the most common surgeries performed after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Cutting-edge treatments for those with advanced prostate cancer are helping to slow down the progression of the disease and are doing so with fewer side effects.
Scientists are learning much more about leukemia and lymphoma. This is good news for those with either condition. Here's the update.
Grapefruit juice can increase the potency of certain drugs, converting them to life-threatening doses. Here's what you need to know.
Here's how to understand the latest health news and what it means for your diagnosis.
It's a frightening topic. Fortunately, huge strides have been made in treatment, and a majority of cases go into remission.
If you were diagnosed tomorrow, would you be prepared financially? If the answer is "no," you may be tempted to invest in cancer insurance. But read this first.
A bone marrow transplant is a procedure to replace damaged or destroyed bone marrow with healthy bone marrow stem cells. Here are the facts you need.
Understanding how melanoma metastasizes will help scientists develop potential new treatment therapies.
Learn how one person with Myeloproliferative Neoplasm (MPN) used his diagnosis to bring awareness to this rare type of blood cancer.