Locations:
Search IconSearch

Cancer Care & Prevention

person researching on laptop

Coping With Fear of Cancer Recurrence

Taming fear and reclaiming your future after treatment

Microscopic view of cancerous cells in the body.

Carcinoma vs. Sarcoma: What’s the Difference?

Carcinomas are the most common and affect skin and organs

Stylist applying chemicals to head of hair.
July 21, 2023/Women's Health

Hair-Straightening Products Associated With Uterine Cancer: What You Need To Know

Study results don’t conclude hair straighteners cause cancer, but they do raise questions

vaccine research breast

Is a Preventive Breast Cancer Vaccine in Our Future?

Cleveland Clinic has started the second phase of a first-of-its-kind vaccine study

Advertisement

Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy

someone giving another a care package at front door

What To Get Someone Going Through Chemo

From a thoughtful note to a special pillow, these items are a win

Person getting checked for possible skin cancer at doctor's office.

The Rise of Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas: What’s the Difference?

Both skin cancers are increasingly affecting younger populations

Contemplative person sitting on hand taking care of emotional needs after diagnosis.
February 10, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Self-Care for People With Lymphoma

It’s important to take time for yourself as you go through your cancer journey

Patient planning with caregivers about her care for lymphona.
February 8, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

How To Prepare for Life With Lymphoma

A support system you trust and a care team you’re comfortable with can help you adjust

A small white bowl of yogurt with peanuts on top.
February 6, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Diet Cure Lymphoma? Foods To Eat and Avoid

Certain foods like whole grains, eggs and nuts can boost your well-being during treatment

Illustration of person with raised hands. A syringe is over one hand; a green ribbon for lymphoma is above the other
January 27, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Are Vaccinations Safe for People With Lymphoma?

Vaccination is a good idea before or after treatment

BackPage 9 of 18Next

Advertisement

Ad