When it comes to weed killer causing cancer, the element in question is glyphosate. This chemical can be found in hundreds of herbicides on the market today. And findings over whether or not it’s actually harmful have been all over the board. It points to an interesting disconnect between science, public opinion and court decisions.
Early-stage tumors often don’t produce any cancer symptoms. But if you notice a lump on your skin, a significant change in bathroom habits or any of these other potential cancer symptoms, talk to your doctor.
Learning you have a hereditary breast cancer risk can be frightening. But talking to a therapist can help you take control and cope with anxiety and depression.
Here are 6 New Year’s resolutions that cancer patients can make to improve their health.
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