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Cancer Care
How To Tell Your Child That You Have Cancer
There aren’t any right or wrong ways to tell your child that you have cancer. But a child psychologist shares strategies that can help you explain this tough topic and keep the lines of communication open.
7 Warning Signs of Testicular Cancer
The most common symptom of testicular cancer is a lump on your testicle. But that’s not the only sign of this disease.
Is Prostate Cancer Genetic? Here’s What You Need To Know
Our experts explain why you should learn about your family history of prostate cancer and other cancers, and share this information with your physician.
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Can Hair Dye Increase Cancer Risk?
Hair dye contains more than 5,000 chemicals, some of which have been linked to cancer. Learn whether a new look can come at a health cost.
Can Deodorant Cause Cancer?
A long-running rumor connects the use of deodorant with breast cancer. Is there any truth to it? Let’s find out from oncologists.
What To Eat To Lower Your Risk of Colon Cancer
Many types of cancer aren’t preventable. But when it comes to colon cancer, your lifestyle and habits can play a huge role in helping lower your risk. A colorectal surgeon weighs in on what to eat (and what to avoid) to maintain colon health and decrease your risk.
Vitamin D and Breast Cancer: Are They Linked?
A breast cancer specialist explains how vitamin D isn’t a preventive measure against breast cancer, but how having a normal range of vitamin D levels in your body can be useful if you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer.
Myths Explained: Breast Cancer Symptoms
Do you know the truth about breast lumps, pain and nipple discharge? An expert sheds light on the top five breast health myths.
At-Home DNA Test for Breast Cancer Risk Has Limitations
Heard of the FDA-approved direct-to-consumer DNA self-test for breast cancer mutations? Is this test worthwhile, and is it right for you? A breast cancer specialist weighs in.