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May 9, 2025/Women's Health

Can You Have Kids After Breast Cancer?

Many breast cancer survivors have babies — talk to your provider before treatment to understand all of your options

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How Cancer and Cancer Treatments Affect Fertility

Cancer and its treatments can cause infertility, but you have many options for fertility preservation

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What Happens When Cancer Spreads to the Lymph Nodes?

Finding cancer cells in your lymph nodes often means cancer is growing and you may need different treatment

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April 17, 2025/Digestive

Tips on How To Prevent Colorectal Cancer

Focus on exercise, eating healthy and getting regular screenings to help lower your risk

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Rising Rates of Cancer in Young Adults — What You Need To Know

Rates of early-onset breast, colorectal and GI cancers are increasing, but preventive care and a healthy lifestyle can help reduce your risk

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What To Know About Getting a Breast Cancer Second Opinion

A second opinion can confirm your diagnosis and treatment plan and help you feel more confident about what’s next

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Navigating Cancer and Sex

The side effects of cancer and treatment can impact desire, sexual function and intimacy, but there are ways you can keep the flame going

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Low Hemoglobin (Anemia) and Cancer: What’s the Connection?

Cancer and its treatments can cause anemia, often due to bleeding or treatment side effects

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Screening Mammogram vs. Diagnostic Mammogram: What’s the Difference?

They’re different versions of the same tool, all with the goal of early detection of breast cancer

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February 20, 2025/Cancer Care & Prevention

How To Reduce Your Risk of Cancer

Decisions you make regarding smoking, alcohol use, meal choices and exercise can make a big difference

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