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To help yourself heal, prepare your home for recovery ahead of time and tend to your physical and mental health
If you’re at average risk, it’s recommended that you get your first colonoscopy at age 45
Practical help and honest conversations can make a meaningful difference
The size, shape and color of moles may offer clues that point to melanoma
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Eating more fiber helps keep your digestive system moving and may lower your risk for colon cancer
Your path lab report contains detailed information about your tumor — your care team can work with you to turn it into a care plan
Doctors look at stage, biology, genetic risk and more to recommend your treatment plan
While you can’t change risk factors, like age or genetics, lifestyle choices and regular screenings can help lower your overall risk
Early-stage breast cancer often responds well to treatment, but recurrence is still a risk
Breast cancer and its treatments can affect your heart, but your care team works closely with you to monitor risk and protect you during and after therapy
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