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Research shows that cancer risk from outdoor grilling depends on how often you eat grilled fare, the cooking method you use and the types of foods you choose.
Dietitians often get creative to help their cancer patients stay hydrated, including through the foods they eat.
A recent comprehensive global study investigated cancer cases that were attributable to modifiable risk factors. It found that nearly half of cancer deaths worldwide, 44.4 percent, may have been avoidable if the victims had paid attention to factors that raised cancer risk and made lifestyle changes to reduce those risks.
Eating a plant-based diet has so many proven benefits and may help cancer patients better manage treatment-related side effects and help them stay strong during their recovery.
Should cancer patients avoid travel during the holidays, or are there common-sense measures they can take to travel safely?
Our understanding of why smoking causes cancer, especially in organs that are not located in the respiratory system, continues to evolve.
Cancer patients don't have to sacrifice traditional foods during the holidays. They can still look forward to all their holiday favorites—with some modifications.
No evidence has been found that sugar causes or even helps cancer grow, but it may contribute to an unhealthy lifestyle that increases cancer risk.
Cancer patients need to be vigilant about a new disease caused by a virus that has health care agencies raising red flags: monkeypox.
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