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Cancer Care, Men’s Health, Women’s Health

What Cancers Can Be Caused By HPV?

Most sexually active people have been exposed to HPV and many times it’s harmless and goes away on its own. Commonly, people will not experience any symptoms at all until it’s already caused a health problem.

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The Early Signs of Leukemia in Adults

Most people think of leukemia as a childhood cancer, but some types of leukemia are more common in adults. Learn the early signs of leukemia in adults.

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Cancer Clues Are In Your Genes

Certain mutations that cause cancer can be passed on genetically. Here’s how gene testing can reduce the risk and help with early detection.

Cancer Care, Lungs & Breathing

How to Quit Smoking and Why

According to the American Cancer Society, 142,670 Americans are expected to die of lung cancer this year. To put it in perspective,

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Are Colonoscopies Really That Bad?

There are probably a few things you dread about hitting your middle-aged years, but getting a colonoscopy is usually pretty high on the list.

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6 Questions Every Woman Should Ask About Breast Cancer

Early detection is key to surviving breast cancer. Empower yourself by learning more about screening guidelines.

Cancer Care, Integrative Health and Medicine

Handling the Emotional Stress of Cancer

A cancer diagnosis can assault the brain and our mental outlook. These alternative treatments are beneficial activities for the body and the mind.

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Which Breast Cancer Screening Technology Is Right for You?

Early detection of breast cancer can save lives. Find out which screening method is right for you, from traditional mammography to 3D to MRI.

Cancer Care, Women’s Health

Breast Cancer Screenings Are Helping Save Lives

Every October, we dress in pink and raise awareness for breast cancer. It’s also important for women to remember that screening is the key to prevention.

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What Is a Sarcoma?

Most cancers are carcinomas. But do you know about another type of cancer that’s not as well known? Find out more about sarcomas, including risk factors.