CancerCenter360
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2/18/2020 12:00 AM
Laugh it up: It's good for your health
It may sound cliché, but laughter really is great medicine. Learn about the healing power laughter offers patients with a chronic illness.
2/14/2020 12:00 AM
The connection between romantic love and pain relief
Can love relieve pain? A study published in Plos One found that college students in new romantic relationships experienced a 40-45 percent reduction in pain sensitivity. Read the blog to learn more.
2/12/2020 12:00 AM
For first responders, industrial workers and others, asbestos still poses a cancer risk
Asbestos is abundant, durable, versatile and found in many building products. But it can also cause cancer.
2/5/2020 12:00 AM
Do hair dyes and straighteners cause breast cancer?
A recent study shows that some chemical hair straighteners and dyes may increase the risk of breast cancer in women, especially those of African-American descent.
1/29/2020 12:00 AM
Physicians should lead by example to combat the obesity epidemic
Dr. Damien Hansra urges doctors to lose weight and lead by example in the battle against obesity.
1/22/2020 12:00 AM
Already quit your New Year’s resolutions? Consider your cancer risk
Many of the most common New Year’s resolutions may help reduce your risk of cancer. Learn more
1/15/2020 12:00 AM
Q&A: What you need to know about cancer-related pain and pain management
Dr. Nathan Neufeld, Pain and Palliative Care Program Director for Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA), answers your questions about pain and pain management.
1/9/2020 12:00 AM
Exercise does a body good
For people already diagnosed with cancer, the benefits of exercise are abundant. Daily workouts can help strengthen your body for the fight ahead, and brighten your mood and outlook on life. They can also improve your balance and self-worth, alleviate stress and symptoms of fatigue, and help with weight control.
1/8/2020 12:00 AM
Should cancer patients get a flu shot? Yes, and caregivers, too
It’s the height of flu season, and medical professionals are advising cancer patients, and those who spend time with them, to get the flu vaccine. Find out why.
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