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What Genetic Counselors Can Do for You
What do genetic counselors do? And how can they help you? Our expert explains.
Will Eating Sugar Cause Cancer?
Wondering if sugar causes cancer? A clinical nurse specialist separates fact from fiction.
Why a Brain Tumor Does Not Always Mean You Have Cancer
You might be surprised to hear that having a brain tumor doesn’t necessarily mean you have cancer. Some tumors are benign. While they are not cancerous, they can still cause problems depending on their location.
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14 Questions You Should Ask Your Doctor About Your Breast Cancer Diagnosis
If you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer, here are 14 questions you should ask your doctor to more actively participate in your care.
5 Ways You Can Help a Spouse With Cancer
You might feel unprepared to help a spouse who’s been diagnosed with cancer. Get expert suggestions, from how to communicate to tips for supporting them.
Can a Healthy Diet Prevent Cancer?
A cancer dietitian discusses the link between a healthy diet and cancer prevention and explains how and what to eat to lower your risk.
Lung Cancer Screening: Do You Need It?
A pulmonologist discusses what lung cancer screening entails and who can benefit from it. Plus the pros and cons of this cancer screening.
7 Key Questions to Ask Your Oncologist
Here are seven key questions to ask your oncologist after you’ve been diagnosed with cancer.
The Future of Prostate Cancer Screening Is Here
IsoPSA is a test that offers more accuracy for predicting whether or not someone has prostate cancer that needs treatment. Learn more about the test and how it will change the way that prostate cancer is diagnosed.
