Cancer Care & Prevention

A plate of high-fiber fruits include strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries on a bed of lettuce and avocado.

May 2, 2019/Nutrition

Want to Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes and Colon Cancer? You May Want to Double Your Fiber Intake

Study: Adding fiber has big benefits

April 10, 2019/Digestive

Prefer Piping-Hot Tea? Here’s Why You Might Want to Let It Cool Down First

Study reveals hot tea can raise esophageal cancer risk

January 18, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

If Someone in Your Life Just Survived Cancer, Here’s How You Can Support Them Now

The cancer journey doesn’t end after treatment

January 8, 2019/Cancer Care & Prevention

Is Targeted Radiation Therapy Best for Your Early-Stage Lung Cancer?

SBRT is an effective option when you’re too frail for surgery

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A woman wearing a headscarf comforted by a young girl.

November 21, 2018/Cancer Care & Prevention

Is It Time to Stop Your Cancer Treatment — Or Not?

How to figure out what's right for you and when

A person holding a potato, showcasing a variety of fresh produce.

October 30, 2018/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Eating More Organic Food Reduce Your Risk of Developing Cancer?

How to interpret a new study's findings

October 18, 2018/Cancer Care & Prevention

Hyperthermia: Why Heat Can Make Cancer Treatments More Potent

Combining heat with chemo or radiation can shrink tumors

September 18, 2018/Cancer Care & Prevention

When Someone You Love Has Cancer: 9 Practical Tips + Insights

How to help your family member or friend

June 22, 2018/Cancer Care & Prevention

5 Strange Places You Can Get Melanoma

See where the deadliest skin cancer can develop

May 29, 2018/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Melanoma Cancer Come Back?

What you need to know about recurrence

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