Category: Cancer

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Signs of Testicular Cancer

Testicular cancer isn’t common, but it can have serious consequences. While only 1 in 250 boys or men will develop testicular cancer during their lifetime, the disease can lead to infertility or even death. Learning to spot the signs of testicular cancer early could give you the best chance for a favorable prognosis.

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Oral Cancer: The Top 11 Signs You Should Know

Oral cancer affects only a small portion of Americans, accounting for about 3 percent of the total number of cancer cases each year, according to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research. But while it may be less common, it shares a key factor with other types of cancers—it’s most treatable when detected early. That’s why it’s important to keep an eye out for oral cancer signs.

Find a Lump in Your Breast? What to Do Next

Breast self-exams are an effective way women can monitor their breast health in between annual screenings. However, just because you find a lump in your breast doesn’t mean it is necessarily cancer. In fact, breast

Choosing the Best Palliative Care

If you or someone you love is battling a life-threatening, chronic or serious disease, you want the best palliative care team possible by your side. Here’s how to find it.

What Could Breast Pain Mean?

If you experience breast pain, you may wonder whether breast cancer could be the cause. It’s possible, but unlikely. Breast cancer can cause breast pain, but so can a variety of other conditions.

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Five Tips for Living Your Best Life After Cancer

After undergoing cancer care, you may have a different perspective on life. Here is what you can do to ensure that you’re living life to the fullest after cancer.

A Guide to Self-Care for Caregivers

Practicing self-care as a caregiver of someone who has cancer may be challenging, but it’s vital for you and your loved one. Learn what you can do.

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HPV and Throat Cancer: What You Need to Know

Human papillomavirus (HPV) causes cervical cancer, but it can cause oral cancer too. Find out how dangerous this can be and what to do if you need an HPV vaccine or cancer treatment.

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Caring for Your Mental Health when You Have Cancer

Let’s explore the toll cancer can take on a person’s mental health along with helpful strategies patients and their loved ones can use to improve their emotional symptoms.

Stem Cell Solutions for Blood Cancer

Stem cell therapies done with bone marrow transplants offer promising treatment options for individuals facing cancers of the blood. Learn more about this treatment and how it can help you.