Cancer Health Center

• 4KScore Test
• Alpha-Fetoprotein Blood Test
• Bone Marrow Aspiration and Biopsy
• Bone Marrow Transplantation for Breast Cancer
• Breast Biopsy
• Breast Cancer Follow-Up Self-Exam
• Breast Reconstruction Without Implants
• CA 125
• Screening Tests for Cancer
• Carcinoembryonic Antigen
• Arterial Chemotherapy Infusion & Chemoembolization of Liver
• Chemotherapy
• Chemotherapy Treatment for Breast Cancer
• Clinical Trials
• Colon and Colorectal Cancer Screening
• Erythropoietin (EPO Test)
• Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer
• Mohs Surgery
• Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplantation
• Preventive Mastectomy
• Prostate Cancer Screening
• Proton Beam Therapy of Liver
• Radiation Therapy
• Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer
• Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) of the Liver
• Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy

• Brain Tumor
• Breast Cancer
• Cervical Cancer
• Colon Cancer
• Dark Urine
• Inverted Nipple
• Kidney Cancer
• Leukemia
• Liver Cancer
• Lung Cancer
• Lymphedema
• Multiple Myeloma
• Ovarian Cancer
• Pancreatic Cancer
• Paraneoplastic Syndrome
• Prostate Cancer
• Skin Cancer
• Small Intestine Cancer
• Throat Cancer
• Uterine Cancer (Endometrial Cancer)

• 5 Causes of Lung Cancer in Non-Smokers
• A Family's Leukemia Diary - Coping
• Advanced Breast Cancer in Young Women Increasing
• Are All Tumors in the Bladder Cancerous?
• Payton, Bile Duct Cancer & Sclerosing Cholangitis
• Bladder Cancer Causes, Symptoms, and Signs
• Bone Cancer Treatment Options and Their Side Effects
• Brain Cancer Symptoms: Headaches and Seizures
• Brain Tumor Symptoms and Types
• Does Positive Additude Affect Breast Cancer?
• How Many Breast Cancer Deaths Are there Each Year?
• Breast Cancer Detection
• Why Is Breast Cancer More Common in Females than Males?
• Breast Cancer Symptoms and Signs
• Breast Cancer Treatment
• Breast Cancer: Types of Breast Cancer
• Can a CAT Scan Falsely Diagnose Liver Cancer?
• Colon Cancer Silences Howard Keel
• Can Headaches Be a Sign of Throat Cancer?
• Angelina Jolie's Mastectomy
• Can You Get a Tumor in Your Neck?
• Can You Get Lung Cancer After Quitting Smoking?
• Can You Prevent Ovarian Cancer?
• Cancer Care in the Elderly
• Cancer,Stroke & Heart Attack Risks- ReducedThrough Walking
• 13 Questions to Ask Your Doctor about Chemotherapy
• Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML)
• Colon Cancer and Polyp Screening Guidelines
• What Is the Best Way to Prevent Colon Cancer?
• Colon Cancer Prevention And Fiber?
• What Is the Survival Rate for Colon Cancer?
• Colon Cancer, The Genetic Factor
• Complementary and Alternative Cancer Treatments
• Does BBQ Meat Cause Cancer?
• Does Hepatitis B Cause Liver Cancer?
• Does Stress Cause Cancer?
• Early Bone Cancer Symptoms
• Evolution of Treatment for a Rare Type of Leukemia
• Exercise Improves Breast Cancer Survival
• Ovarian Cancer: Exercise May Help Prevent
• Facts on Breast Cancer Causes, Risk Factors, and Types
• If Both Parents Died of Cancer, Will I Get It?
• Gleevec and Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
• Herb Danger - Aristolochic Acid Warning
• Herceptin Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment
• How Common Are Barium Enemas?
• How Common Is Multiple Myeloma?
• How Common Is Stomach Cancer in Women?
• How Do Melanomas Form?
• How Do You Develop Prostate Cancer?
• How Does Breast Cancer Form?
• How Does Colon Cancer Affect a Person's Body?
• How Familes Cope with a Leukemia Diagnosis
• Thyroid Cancer: Chief Justice Has Thyroid Cancer
• How Long Can Breast Cancer Patients Live?
• How Long Do You Live After Being Diagnosed with Colon Cancer?
• How Many Breast Cancer Stages Are There?
• How Many Stages of Multiple Myeloma Are There?
• How Much Breast Cancer is Genetic?
• Skin Changes: How to Spot Skin Cancer
• Is There a Test for HPV that Leads to Cervical Cancer?
• HPV Vaccine Recommendations for Girls, Boys, Women, and Men
• Could Cervical Cancer Recur After Hysterectomy?
• Actor Michael C. Hall's Successful Treatment of Hodgkin's Disease
• Is Multiple Myeloma Curable?
• Is Multiple Myeloma the Same as Leukemia?
• Is Peritoneal Cancer Hereditary?
• What Is the Life Expectancy of Someone with Multiple Myeloma?
• Liver Cancer Diagnosis
• Liver Cancer Treatment
• Lung Cancer and Chemotherapy
• Lung Cancer Signs and Symptoms
• What Is the Survival Rate for Lung Cancer Nodules?
• How Common and Dangerous Is Male Breast Cancer?
• Melanoma Skin Cancer of U.S. Senator John McCain
• What Are the Early Warning Signs of Ovarian Cancer?
• Ovarian Cancer Symptoms, Early Warning Signs, and Risk Factors
• Pancreatic Cancer, the Silent Disease
• Prostate Cancer - New Criteria
• Questions to Ask Your Doctor After a Cancer Diagnosis
• What Is The Thyrogen Stimulation Test?
• Red Meats and Processed Meats Raise Cancer Risk
• Breast Cancer Risk - Reduced With Exercise
• Renal Cell Carcinoma
• Roger Ebert and Thyroid Cancer
• Senator Ted Kennedy, a Legend Dies of Brain Cancer
• Senator Ted Kennedy: Seizure, Brain Cancer, and Death
• Sun Protection . . . Kids At The Beach
• Skin Cancer Rate Increasing
• Skin Cancer Symptoms and Signs
• Skin Cancer Treatment
• Stage IV Colon Cancer That Has Spread to the Liver
• Stage IV Lung Cancer With ALK (Anaplastic Lymphoma Kinase) Rearrangement
• Stress and Aggressive Breast Cancer: Cause or Effect?
• Testicular Cancer Symptoms and Signs
• Testicular Cancer ... Cycling and Cisplatin
• Testicular Self-Exam: 6 Signs of Testicular Cancer
• Thyroid Cancer in Children and Teenagers
• What's the Treatment for Chemotherapy Neuropathy?
• Treatment of Anal Cancer
• Urine Therapy
• Very Hot Beverages May Cause Esophageal Cancer
• Chronic Viral Hepatitis, Alcoholism, Cirrhosis Linked to Liver Cancer
• Weight Gain, Obesity & Cancer Risk
• What Are the Early Signs of Colon Cancer?
• What Are the Early Signs of Prostate Cancer?
• Endometrial Cancer Symptoms
• What Causes Bone Cancer?
• What Causes Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Throat?
• What Does it Mean if I Bleed After a Pap Smear?
• What Does Prostate Cancer Do to You?
• What Is Bone Cancer?
• What Is Papillary Urothelial Carcinoma?
• Elizabeth Edwards has Breast Cancer Alert
• What Is the Di Bella Cancer Cure?
• Dana Reeve Dies of Lung Cancer by Dr. Stoppler
• Stem Cells - What Are They?
• Ray Manzarek Dies of Bile Duct Cancer
• Where Can Breast Cancer Spread To?
• Who Does Breast Cancer Affect?

• aldesleukin, Proleukin
• altretamine, Hexalen
• bicalutamide, Casodex
• Biologics (Biologic Drug Class)
• capecitabine, Xeloda
• cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan)
• dasatinib, Sprycel
• Dilaudid vs. Fentanyl (Pain Strength Comparison and Side Effects)
• Dilaudid vs. Percocet for Pain
• docetaxel, Taxotere, Docefrez
• dronabinol (Marinol, THC)
• eribulin mesylate (Halaven)
• erlotinib, Tarceva
• fentanyl tablet - buccal, Fentora
• filgrastim, Neupogen
• gefitinib, (Iressa discontinued in the US)
• goserelin - implant, Zoladex
• granisetron transdermal system (patch), Sancuso
• hydroxyurea (Hydrea, Droxia)
• imatinib, Gleevec
• lapatinib (Tykerb)
• lenalidomide (Revlimid)
• letrozole, Femara
• leuprolide, (Lupron, Lupron Depot, Lupron Depot-Ped, Eligard)
• megestrol, Megace, Megace ES
• Monoclonal Antibodies
• nilotinib, Tasigna
• octreotide (Sandostatin, Sandostatin LAR)
• ondansetron (Zofran, Zofran ODT, Zuplenz)
• pertuzumab (Perjeta)
• radium Ra 223 dichloride (Xofigo)
• rituximab, Rituxan
• sargramostim, Leukine
• sodium iodide I 131, Iodotope, Sodium Iodide I 131 Therapeutic
• sonidegib (Odomzo)
• tamoxifen (Soltamox, Nolvadex)
• Herceptin (trastuzumab)

• Adenosine
• Arsenic
• Conjugated Linoleic Acid
• Coriolus Mushroom
• Glutathione
• Oolong Tea
• Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5)
• Selenium
• Tiratricol

• Could 'AI' Become a Partner in Breast Cancer Care?
• 'Cancer Pen' Could Help Surgeons Spot Tumor Cells in Seconds
• FDA Widens Access to 'Cooling Cap' to Stop Hair Loss in Cancer Patients
• 'Dance Moms' Star Abby Lee Miller Paralyzed by Spinal Infection
• 'Observation' Best Option for Most Low-Risk Prostate Cancer
• 'One-Stop' Blood Test for Cancer Shows Early Promise
• Many Women Mistaken on 'Side Effects' of Breast Cancer Drug
• 1st 'Biosimilar' OK'd to Prevent Chemo-Related Infections
• 5 Things You Should Know About Cervical Cancer
• 6 Percent of Cancers Caused by Excess Weight, Diabetes
• Could a Pap Test Spot More Than Just Cervical Cancer?
• Acupuncture May Ease Pain Tied to Breast Cancer Care
• Adding Drug to Standard Care May Prolong Lymphoma Survival
• Blue's Clues: Adding Dye to Colonoscopy May Boost Detection
• After Cancer, Accelerated Aging?
• AI Better Than Docs at Catching Skin Cancers
• Aliqopa Approved for Follicular Lymphoma
• Alternative Medicine Alone as Cancer Treatment Linked to Lowered Survival
• Another Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Mice
• Another Foe for the U.S. Military: Skin Cancer
• Antiperspirant Use Seems Safe During Breast Cancer Treatment: Study
• Adcetris Approval Expanded to Include Later-Stage Hodgkin Lymphoma
• Are Big Men More Prone to Aggressive Prostate Cancer?
• Are Some Heartburn Meds Tied to Stomach Cancer?
• Balanced Diet May Be Key to Cancer Survival
• Belly Fat Tied to Lower Kidney Cancer Survival Odds in Women
• Big Gap in Cancer Deaths Between Rich, Poor Countries
• Birth Control Pill Tied to Slight Rise in Breast Cancer Risk
• Blacks With Prostate Cancer May Fare Better Than Whites
• Blacks, Elderly Missing From U.S. Cancer Clinical Trials
• Blincyto Approval Expanded for Specific Leukemia
• Some Blood Pressure Meds Tied to Pancreatic Cancer Risk in Women
• Blood Test Can Screen for Rare Sinus Cancer, Study Finds
• Breakthrough Therapy Seems to Rid Woman of Advanced Breast Cancer
• For Breast Cancer Patients, Less Time on Hormonal Meds?
• Family History of Breast Cancer Matters, Even for Older Women
• Breast Cancer Genes a Real Risk for Men, Too
• Breast Cancer More Lethal for Blacks Than Whites
• Even Advanced Breast Cancer Patients Gain From Exercise
• Breast Cancer Patients May Shorten Herceptin Regimen: Study
• Breast Cancer Radiation 'Less Scary' Than Thought
• Breast Cancer Radiation Not as Bad as Many Fear
• Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines May Miss Minorities
• Breast Cancer Screenings Still Best for Early Detection
• Many Breast Cancer Survivors Not Getting Needed Mammograms
• Breast Cancer Treatment Can Be Tough on the Heart
• Breast Cancer's Decline May Have Saved 322,000 Lives
• More Women Choose Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy
• Calcium Supplements Tied to Higher Odds of Colon Polyps
• California May Slap Cancer Warning on Coffee, But Should Java Lovers Panic?
• Calquence Approved for Mantle Cell Lymphoma
• Can a Blood Test Detect a Range of Cancers Earlier?
• Can You Recognize the Signs of Skin Cancer?
• Cancer 'Vaccine' Rids Body of Multiple Cancer Types -- in Mice
• Cancer Care Twice as Costly in U.S. Versus Canada
• Cancer Deaths Higher in Rural America, CDC Reports
• Cancer Distress May Lead to Missed Appointments
• Cancer Docs: We Need More Research on Medical Marijuana
• Cancer Drug Keytruda a New Weapon Against Advanced Lung Tumors
• Cancer Drugs' High Prices Not Justified by Cost of Development, Study Contends
• Cancer Patients May Have Undiagnosed Depression
• For Cancer Patients in the ER, Delirium Linked to Poor Outcomes
• Breast Cancer Prognosis May Be Worse If Diagnosis Follows 'Negative' Mammogram
• Childhood Cancer Radiation May Cause Unwanted Gene Mutation in Some
• Cancer Survival Rates Vary Across the World
• Cancer Survivors Can Develop PTSD, Too
• Cancer Survivors Often Face Another Hurdle: Faster Aging
• Young Cancer Survivors Struggle to Resume Social Activities
• Cancer Takes Financial Toll, Even With Insurance
• Cancer Treatment Can Affect Your Food Preferences
• Cancer Treatment Claims for Marijuana-Derived Products
• Cancer-Causing HPV Can Hide in the Throat
• Cellphones Pose Little Cancer Risk, Studies Suggest
• Childhood Cancer Impacts Mental Health
• Childhood Obesity May Be Driving More Cancers in Young Adults
• Chronic Heartburn Tied to Higher Odds for Head, Neck Cancers
• Judge Says Coffee Sold in California Must Carry Cancer Warnings
• Common Colon Cancer Screen May Help Men More Than Women
• Easier Colon Exam Boosts Screening, But Insurers May Not Pay
• Colon Polyp Type May Be Key to Cancer Risk
• Company Alleged to Have Faked Patients to Boost Cancer Drug Sales
• Cooling Mitts, Socks May Ease a Major Chemo Side Effect
• Could a Blood Test Spot Early Stage Colon Cancer?
• Could a Blood Test Spot Lung Cancer Early?
• Could a Common Blood Thinner Lower Cancer Risk?
• Could a Tattoo Someday Spot Your Cancer?
• Could Urban Lighting Raise Breast Cancer Risk for Some Women?
• Cutting Chemo Heart Risks for Breast Cancer Patients
• Dad Can Pass on Ovarian Cancer Genes, Too
• Deaths From Colon Cancer Up Among Younger White Americans
• Defense Against Skin Cancer May Live on Your Skin
• Device Might Detect Breast Cancer-Linked Swelling Sooner
• Diet, Exercise Can Ease Side Effects of Prostate Cancer Treatment
• Dilemma for Cancer Patients as Life-Saving Meds Are Tied to Vision Loss
• Study Untangles Disparity in Colon Cancer Survival Rates
• Do Rising Cancer Drug Prices Warrant Regulation?
• Doctors Remove 132-Pound Tumor From Woman
• Doctors Worry as Company Stops Making Cancer Drug Pump
• Don't Fret Delays in Treating Colon Cancer, Study Suggests
• Waiting Even a Month to Remove Melanoma Can Be Deadly
• Double Mastectomy May Mean a Hit to the Paycheck
• Lutathera Approved for Some Gastro and Pancreatic Cancers
• Nerlynx Approved to Help Prevent Breast Cancer's Return
• Experimental Drug Shows 'Modest' Benefit in Slowing Advanced Breast Cancer
• Drug Duo Approved for Aggressive Thyroid Cancer
• Drug Keytruda May Help Block Melanoma's Return
• Immune-Focused Drug May Be New Weapon Against Advanced Melanoma
• Drug May Spare Some Kidney Cancer Patients From Organ Removal
• Early Colon Cancer Screening Advised for Some
• Earlier Mammograms May Mean Less Need for Aggressive Treatments
• Even Light Drinking May Raise Your Cancer Risk
• Exercise May Help Lung Cancer Surgery Go More Smoothly
• Extended Chemo Extends Life for Children With Rare Cancer
• Extra Body Fat May Raise Breast Cancer Risk, No Matter Your Weight
• Facial Cancer Decimating Tasmanian Devil Population
• FDA Approves 2nd Gene Therapy
• FDA Approves First Home Test for Breast Cancer Genes
• FDA Approves 'Biosimilar' Drug Ogivri for Breast, Stomach Cancers
• Firefighters Exposed to Carcinogens Through the Skin
• Firefighters May Face Higher Odds for Skin Cancer
• First Gene Therapy Approved in U.S.
• FDA Panel OKs What May Soon Be First Gene Therapy Approved in U.S.
• Fluids May Buy Dying Cancer Patients a Day or Two
• For Holocaust Survivors, Raised Risk of Cancer
• Gene Test May Allow Many With Early Breast Cancer to Avoid Chemo
• Gene Therapy Approved for B-Cell Lymphoma
• Gene Therapy May Fight Brain Cancer's Return
• Genetic Testing Underused in Breast Cancer Patients: Study
• Get Active, Beat Lymphoma?
• Doctors' Group Offers Ideas for Easing Cancer Costs
• New Guideline Aims to Help Doctors Diagnose Head, Neck Masses
• Gum Disease May Be Linked to Cancer Risk in Older Women
• Handling the Holidays When You Have Cancer
• Has Your Doc Been Touched by Breast Cancer? It Could Influence Care
• Health Tip: Accept Help if Your Child Has Cancer
• Health Tip: Being a Cancer Caregiver
• Health Tip: Food Safety for People With Cancer
• Health Tip: Help Prevent Colorectal Cancer
• Health Tip: Learn About Cervical Cancer
• Health Tip: Prepare for a Colonoscopy
• Health Tip: Protect Yourself Against Breast Cancer
• Health Tip: Recognize Symptoms of Oral Cancer
• Health Tip: Recognizing Prostate Cancer
• Health Tip: Schooling While Managing Cancer
• Health Tip: Screening for Cancer in Older Adults
• Health Tip: Screening for Lung Cancer
• Health Tip: Select the Right Cancer Team
• Health Tip: Surviving Cancer Mentally
• Health Tip: Understanding Family Cancer Syndrome
• Health Tip: Why Get a Biopsy
• Health Tips: Questions to Ask if You Have Breast Cancer
• Heavier Women May Face Higher Cancer Risks, Study Finds
• Health Tip: Heavy Alcohol Use Increases Cancer Risk
• Here's the Recipe to Keep Colon Cancer at Bay
• High Costs Keep Many Cancer Patients From Needed Drugs
• High Insurance Deductibles Lead Breast Cancer Patients to Delay Care: Study
• Presidential Panel Says High-Priced Cancer Drugs Harm Patient Care
• Highly Processed Foods Tied to Higher Cancer Risk
• His Prostate Cancer Becomes Her Struggle, Too
• Hot Tea Linked to Esophageal Cancer Risk
• How a False Alarm Affects Future Cancer Screenings
• How Breast Cancer Gene Mutations Raise Risk of Tumors
• How Many Mutant Genes Drive Cancer?
• How Safe Are Your Drinking Glasses?
• How to Do a Skin Cancer Body Check
• How to Talk to Someone With Cancer
• Human Cancer Meds Might Help Save Tasmanian Devils
• Idhifa Approved for Some With Acute Myeloid Leukemia
• Imbruvica Approval Expanded to Include Graft Versus Host Disease
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease May Raise Cancer Risk in Kids
• Insurance Ups the Odds of Beating Cancer
• Insured, But Still Barred From Top-Tier Cancer Centers
• IUD May Lower Cervical Cancer Risk
• Joan Lunden's Breast Cancer Journey: 'You Feel So Vulnerable'
• John McCain Optimistic in Battle Against Brain Cancer
• Judge To Review Claims That Roundup a Cancer Risk
• Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
• Jury Awards $417 Million in Baby Powder Case
• Just a Little Weight Loss May Cut Breast Cancer Risk
• Keep Your New Year's Resolutions, Lower Your Cancer Risk
• Know the Signs of Ovarian Cancer and Your Risks
• A Light Breakfast Might Cut Cost of Pricey Prostate Cancer Drug
• Liposuction May Ease Limb Swelling in Cancer Patients
• Liver Cancer a Big Threat to U.S., Other Developed Nations
• Local Smoke-Free Laws Tied to Fewer Lung Cancer Cases
• Low-Fat Diet May Cut Pancreatic Cancer Risk for Overweight Older Women
• Low-Fat Diet Tied to Better Breast Cancer Survival
• Lung Cancer One of Many Reasons Not to Smoke
• Many Lung Cancer Patients Aren't Getting Best Treatment: Study
• Lung Cancer Rate Now Higher in Young Women Than Young Men
• Mammogram Decision Hinges on Patient-Doc Talk, Ob-Gyn Group Says
• As Mammograms Became Widespread, Breast Tumor Size Shrank
• Man's Stubborn Belly Fat Turned Out to be 30-Pound Tumor
• Managing Pain Can Be a Puzzle After Breast Cancer
• Many Cancer Patients Skimp on Treatment Due to Cost
• Many Doctors Silent on Cost of Cancer Care
• Many Ground Zero Rescue Workers Battling Cancer Years Later
• Many Terminal Cancer Patients Remain in Denial
• Many With Deadly Brain Cancer Don't Opt for Hospice Care
• Many With Early Breast Cancer Are Skipping Chemo
• Marriage Means 'I Do' for Skin Cancer Detection
• Mastectomy Study Confirms 'Jolie Effect'
• Medicaid Cuts Tied to Delayed Breast Cancer Diagnoses
• Medicinal Cream May Help Stop Skin Cancer's Return
• Melanoma Biopsy Results Can Differ, Worrying Patients
• Melanoma Isn't the Only Serious Skin Cancer
• Melanoma Rates Rising for Boomers, Falling Among Young
• Men May Gain More From Cancer Immunotherapy
• Mexican-Americans at Higher Risk for Liver Cancer
• New Microscope Scans Breast Tumors During Surgery
• Mitt Romney Treated for Prostate Cancer Last Year
• Moles Not Most Likely Spot for Melanomas
• More Patients OK'd for Cancer Trials Under Obamacare: Study
• More Women Die of Lung Cancer in 2 U.S. 'Hot Spots'
• Most Breast Cancer Patients Have Help Choosing Treatments
• Many High-Risk Women Skip MRI Breast Cancer Screenings
• More Muscle Improves Breast Cancer Patients' Survival Odds
• Mvasi Is First Biosimilar Drug Approved for Cancer
• Busting Myths Surrounding Cancer and Genetic Testing
• Need Cancer Screening? Where You Work Matters
• New Breast Cancer Drug Approved by FDA
• New Breast Cancer Drug May Benefit Younger Women, Too
• New Cancer Drug Shows Promise Against Wide Range of Tumors
• New DNA Test May Predict Prostate Cancer Risk
• New Drugs May Be Big Advance in Lung Cancer Care
• New Guidelines Lower Colon Cancer Screening Age to 45
• New Research Finds Value in PSA Testing
• New Test May Help Spot Pancreatic Cancer Early
• New Treatment Approved for Deadly Blood Cancer
• New Treatment Approved for Acute Myeloid Leukemia
• New Treatment Approved for Prostate Cancer That Resists Hormone Therapy
• New Treatments May Extend Pancreatic Cancer Survival
• New Treatments Tackling Tough Lung Cancer
• Newer Breast MRI May Be More Accurate and Easier
• Newer Drug May Prolong Lymphoma Remission
• Nicotine in E-Cigarettes Might Cause Cancers, Mouse Study Suggests
• 'Nipple-Sparing' Mastectomies Don't Raise Odds of Cancer's Return: Study
• Obamacare Helped More Americans Spot Cancer Early
• Obamacare Led to Rise in Breast Cancer Screening
• Obamacare Paid Off for Poorer Cancer Patients
• Obamacare Widened Access to Cancer Care
• Obesity Linked to 13 Types of Cancer
• Obesity May Give Men With Melanoma a Survival Advantage
• Odds of Surviving Anal Cancer Colored by Income
• Oral Sex Plus Smoking a Cancer Danger for Men
• Ovarian Cancer Screening Still Ineffective, Not Recommended: Panel
• Parasite May Threaten Lives of Hundreds of Vietnam War Veterans
• Expert Panel Highlights Patient Choice for Prostate Cancer Screen
• Patients' Gut Bugs May Play Role in Cancer Care
• Pet Dogs May Speed Human Brain Cancer Trials
• Positioning During Cancer Radiation May Be Key to Heart Risks
• Major Project Completes Genetic 'Map' of 33 Cancers
• Prostate Cancer Symptoms Aren't Always Obvious
• Common Treatment for Early Prostate Cancer May Carry Heart Risk
• Race, Insurance Key to Employment After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Radiation and Chemotherapy Together Boost Lung Cancer Survival
• Red Meat Tied to Higher Colon Cancer Risk for Women
• Researchers ID Genes in Mice That Cause Aggressive Brain Cancer
• Researchers Making Inroads Against Ovarian Cancer
• Risk of Breast Cancer's Return Can Linger for Decades
• Roundup May Have to Carry Cancer Warning in California
• Science Weighs in On How Fat Raises Cancer Risk
• Screening, Treatment Cuts Breast Cancer Deaths in Half
• Secondhand Smoke Still Plagues Some Cancer Survivors
• Sen. John McCain Has Brain Cancer
• Senator McCain Faces a Tough Cancer Foe
• Serious Problems at Florida Stem Cell Clinic
• Should Colon Cancer Screening Start at 45, not 50?
• Speed Up the 'Cancer Moonshot,' Doctors Urge
• Start Skin Cancer Prevention Early, Health Experts Say
• Task Force Issues Stronger Skin Cancer Prevention Guidelines
• Study Confirms Lifesaving Value of Colonoscopy
• Study Supports Annual Mammograms Starting at Age 40
• Surgeons Play Big Role in Women's Choices for Breast Cancer Care
• Survey: 9 of 10 Americans Take Cancer Prevention Steps
• Survival Odds Improving for Lung Cancer Patients
• Breast Symptoms at Mammogram May Raise Future Cancer Risk
• Talcum Powder/Ovarian Cancer Lawsuit Award Overturned
• Health Tip: Talking With Your Child's Cancer-Care Team
• Quick Test Could Spot Precursor to Esophageal Cancer
• Testicular Cancer Survivors May Face Heart Trouble Later
• Textured Breast Implants Linked to Rare Cancer
• The Pill Lowers Ovarian Cancer Risk, Even for Smokers
• These Foods May Up Your Odds for Colon Cancer
• Too Few Smokers Get Lifesaving Lung Cancer Tests
• Toxins in BBQ Fumes May Be Absorbed Through the Skin
• Treatment Costs Can Be Another Blow to Cancer Patients
• TV Hit Show Creator Steven Bochco Dead at 74
• Two Drugs Offer Hope Against a Tough-to-Treat Prostate Cancer
• U.S. Cancer Death Rate Continues to Fall
• U.S. Cancer Death Rate Declines Again, But Prostate Cancer Incidence Rises
• U.S. Cancer Deaths Steadily Dropping: Report
• Fewer Uninsured Cancer Patients After Medicaid Expansion
• Verzenio Approved for Advanced Breast Cancer
• Vitamin D May Guard Against Colon Cancer
• Want to Help Beat Colon Cancer? Live Healthy
• Weight-Loss Surgery May Curb Risk for Certain Cancers
• Were NYC Cancer Cases Tied to Chernobyl Disaster?
• What Causes Cancer? Misconceptions Abound
• What Might Make Prostate Cancer's Return More Likely?
• Are You Sure That's What the Doctor Said About Your Leukemia?
• What You May Not Know About Ovarian Cancer
• Where It's Legal, One-Quarter of Cancer Patients Use Medical Pot
• Why Many Breast Cancer Patients Short-Circuit Their Treatment
• Widening Waistlines May Raise Women's Cancer Risk
• Will 'AI' Be Part of Your Health-Care Team?
• With Skin Cancer Surgery, Insurance Matters
• Woman's Selfie of Skin Cancer Went Viral, Sparked Awareness
• Most Women Should Forgo Ovarian Cancer Screening: Panel
• Friends' Experiences Sway Women's Choices on Breast Cancer Care
• Working Night Shift May Raise Women's Odds for Cancer
• Workouts May Boost Life Span After Breast Cancer
• Yoga May Bring Better Sleep to Breast Cancer Patients
• Yoga May Give Lung Cancer Patients, Caregivers a Boost
• Young Cancer Survivors Finding Support From Social Networks
• Zelboraf Approved for Rare Blood Cancer
• Could the Zika Virus Help Battle a Deadly Brain Cancer?

• Cancer: 'You've Got Prostate Cancer'
• 15 Cancer Symptoms Men Ignore
• 15 Cancer Symptoms Women Ignore
• Acrylamide in Foods - Cancer Facts
• Thyroid Cancer and Broken Collar Bone -- An Accidental Lifesaver
• Antioxidants and Cancer Prevention
• Anxiety and Cancer Patients
• Artificial Sweeteners - Cancer Facts
• Avastin for Colorectal Cancer: An Expert Interview
• Breast Cancer and Menopause
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Breast Cancer Research: Milestones
• Breast Cancer Screening
• Breast Cancer Specific References
• Breast Cancer Survivor's Grief: Losing Your Doctor
• Breast Cancer Survivors' Follow-Up Care
• Breast Cancer Survivors: After Your Mastectomy
• Breast Cancer Survivors: Nutrition, Fitness Tips
• Breast Cancer Survivors: Tips for Travel
• Breast Cancer Survivors: Treatment Side Effects
• Breast Cancer Therapy
• Breast Cancer Therapy Heats Up
• Breast Cancer Treatment: Tamoxifen and Others
• Breast Cancer: A Letter to Friends
• Breast Cancer: African American Women at Risk
• Breast Cancer: Answers to Your Questions
• Breast Cancer: Assessing New Treatments
• Breast Cancer: Diet Tips
• Breast Cancer: How it Affects Fertility
• Breast Cancer: New Treatments
• Breast Cancer: When It Comes Back
• Cancer Again
• Cancer and Sexual Health
• Cancer Causing Agents - Carcinogens
• Cancer Control Month
• Cancer Pain, A Guide for You and Your Family
• Cancer Prevention and Garlic
• Cancer Prevention and Red Wine
• Cancer Prevention and Tea
• Cancer Prevention: What Works?
• Cancer Risk: It's a Girl Thing
• Cancer Survival - Better & Longer Survival Rates
• Cancer Survivors: Earning a Living
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Blood Clotting Problems
• Cancer Treatment - Managing Eating Problems
• Cancer Treatment - Sore Mouth, Gums or Throat
• Cancer Treatment - Weight Gain
• Cancer Treatment Side Effect: Infections
• Cancer Treatment Side Effect: Radiation Recall
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Anemia
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Flu-Like Symptoms
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Fluid Retention
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Kidney and Bladder
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Skin and Nails
• Cancer Treatment: Coping With Fatigue
• Cancer Treatment: Coping With Hair Loss
• Cancer Treatment: Coping With Nausea and Vomiting
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Diarrhea and Constipation
• Cancer Treatment: Dry Mouth
• Cancer Treatment: Getting the Support You Need
• Cancer Treatment Side Effects: Nerve and Muscle Effects
• Cancer Treatment: Pre-Treatment Eating Tips
• Cancer Treatment: Effects on Sexual Organs & Sexuality
• Cancer, A Wound That Doesn't Heal
• Cancer: 50 Years of Milestones in the Fight Against Cancer
• Cancer: Advances in Colorectal Cancer
• Cancer: Alternative Therapies Go Mainstream
• Cancer Treatment: Complementary and Alternative Medicine
• Cancer: Dealing With Cancer
• Cancer: Diagnosed With Cancer
• Cancer: Eating to Fight Cancer
• Cancer: Exploring the Alternatives
• Cancer: Getting a Loved One Through Breast Cancer
• Cancer: Living With Cancer
• Cancer: New Methods for Targeting
• Cancer: When Someone in Your Family Has Cancer
• Cancer: When the Diagnosis Is Cancer
• Cancers: Leading Cancers in Women, Men, & Children
• Cervical Cancer Awareness
• Chemo vs. Radiation for Testicular Cancer
• Chemotherapy and Other Cancer Treatment Side Effects
• Chemotherapy Extends Life in Prostate Cancer
• Chemotherapy Nausea & Vomiting - New Drug
• Chemotherapy Side Effects: Central Nervous System Problems
• Chemotherapy: Eating Well
• Clinical Trials for Breast Cancer
• Colon Cancer - Could Be In The Genes
• Fighting Cancer Fatigue
• Fighting Testicular Cancer: Daniel J.'s Story
• First Cancer Drug to Starve Tumor
• First Ladies of Breast Cancer
• Fluoridated Water - Cancer Facts
• Heterocyclic Amines in Cooked Meats - Cancer Facts
• Hope Amid Cancer
• Cancer: Hope on the Horizon for Advanced Breast Cancer
• Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer
• Lesion...What Does The Doctor Mean?
• Love, Intimacy, and Breast Cancer
• Mammography Still the 'Gold Standard' for Breast Cancer
• Managing Life With Breast Cancer
• Mastectomy: Do I Keep My Breasts?
• Mental Health: Addicted to Chewing Tobacco
• Metastatic Breast Cancer as a Chronic Condition
• Mind-Body Medicine for Cancer
• National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• New Approaches to Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer
• New Book and Web Site Provide Breast Cancer Support for Men
• Iressa: New Labeling for Iressa (gefitinib)
• New Treatments for Breast Cancer: Talking With Your Doctor
• Oral Cancer Prevention
• Ovarian Cancer Awareness
• Pancreatic Cancer: Who's at Risk? What are the Symptoms
• Pituitary Tumors
• Prostate Cancer Prevention
• Prostate Cancer Specific References
• Prostate Cancer: How Does Your State Rate?
• Cancer: Questions to Ask About Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer
• Radiation Treatment and the Lungs
• Smoking Still Kills In U.S.
• Skin: Spotting Skin Cancer
• Sun & Summer....Be Alert And Aware
• Cancer: Surviving Cancer: Now What?
• Surviving Prostate Cancer: One Patient's Story
• Cancer: Testicular Cancer
• Cancer: Men's Testicular Cancer
• Cancer: The Breast Cancer Gene: What Should You Do?
• Breast Cancer: The Future of Breast Cancer Screening
• Breast Cancer: The Guy's Guide
• Breast Cancer: The Present and Future State of Screening
• Cancer-Related Anemia: The Risks
• Tobacco & Diet: Cancer Killers!
• Treatment: Who Gets the Last Say?
• Cancer: Vaccines to Prevent
• Vasectomy and Cancer Risk
• When the Diagnosis is Serious
• Cancer Diagnoses & Deaths - Y2K Estimates
• Cancer: You've Been Diagnosed With Cancer. Now What?
• Cancer: You've Survived Cancer: Now What?