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Family history matters for melanoma, but the connection isn’t as strong for other skin cancers
This cancer of the blood is rarely passed down, but genetics can help determine risk
Research consistently shows that soy-based foods do not increase cancer risk
These naturally occurring chemicals may cause health issues when added to some foods
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If menopause symptoms disrupt your life, HRT can help, with minimal cancer risk
Research shows some associations and concerns, but no definitive connections
Protecting yourself and others from a virus that causes cancer is the central focus
Study results don’t conclude hair straighteners cause cancer, but they do raise questions
Knowing the signs (like a cough that won’t quit) may help some people detect lung cancer early
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