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Here’s how (and why) to ask your doctor about treatment goals, second opinions, clinical trials and more
A steady increase in cases in those younger than 50 started decades ago
Taming fear and reclaiming your future after treatment
Medications, tubing and stress can steal away the ZZZs you need
Chemo cold caps may help you keep more of your hair during therapy
From a thoughtful note to a special pillow, these items are a win
Cancer and its treatments can cause infertility, but you have many options for fertility preservation
When you’re living with cancer, eating enough protein and a variety of colorful foods can help you keep up your strength and energy
The side effects of cancer and treatment can impact desire, sexual function and intimacy, but there are ways you can keep the flame going
Practice meditation together, make a unique-to-them care package and embrace emotions
Finding cancer cells in your lymph nodes often means cancer is growing and you may need different treatment
It’s important to share the news in an honest and age-appropriate way and to open the lines of communication going forward
The answer varies from person to person and vaccine to vaccine
You may notice itching, redness and swelling after wearing or using laundered items
Hot, humid weather can affect your blood sugar levels and even cause dehydration or heat stroke
Changing how you breathe, gargling water and distracting yourself are all common ways to stop your diaphragm from spasming
Watery discharge is usually normal and may happen more when you’re ovulating
Only some people experience autonomous sensory meridian responses, but it can be beneficial to those who do
Picking your nose and eating the results isn’t polite behavior, but odds are, it won’t make you sick
Proper treatment should keep your skin tone more even
The effects depend on severity, but may include infertility, heart disease and life-threatening adrenal crisis
