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.
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.
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.
"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.
When your immune system is used to fighting off allergens, could it better prepare you to battle cancer? Just what is the link between allergies and cancer?
While there is no known cause for endometrial cancer, some individuals may be at an increased risk for the condition. Luckily, now a drug combo may help.
"Love & Marriage: Huntsville" star Kimmi Scott opened up about discovering her breast cancer, undergoing treatment while filming her reality show, and more.
Cigarette smoking accounts for up to 90% of all lung cancer deaths in the United States. In addition to smoking, however, there are other risk factors to watch.
While 2D mammograms are the current standard of care in detecting breast cancer, they may be replaced by 3D mammograms in the future. Here's what research says.
Screening for colorectal cancer usually begins at 45 years old. Get ahead of colorectal cancer by paying close attention to what your body is telling you.
Most are aware of the risks of developing lung cancer, especially those who smoke. But what about those who have never touched a cigarette in their life?
Lily Brooks O'Briant shared how she got involved with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and how her activism experiences informed her new Apple TV+ series.
In "Life by Ella," Lily Brooks O'Briant plays a 13-year-old with a new lease on life after beating cancer. The actress discusses her role and activism work.
Hip pain is a common problem, affecting about 10% of the general population and increasing with age. However, these signs indicate that it could be bone cancer.
If your doctor diagnoses precancerous cells on or in your body, you may wonder if this means you'll definitely develop cancer. Here's what you should know.
Women with a cervical stump can go on to develop cervical stump cancer. Here's everything you need to know about its symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.