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It may seem like a simple case of cause and effect when people who live in the same area, work at the same job site, or play on the same sports team develop cancer, especially if it’s the same type of cancer. But very few of the more than 1,000 suspected cancer clusters reported to state and federal health officials each year are confirmed to be true cancer clusters.
Learn what foods to eat, and what to limit or avoid, based on the type of cancer you have.
For years, scientists have been studying the role telomeres play in measuring our biological age and how they influence the development of disease, including cancer.
Survey finds that majority of cancer patients of all generations increasingly rely on the internet to gather information after a cancer diagnosis.
To protect the brain, the body has developed a series of defenses to keep it safe from harm—from both internal and external threats.
For cancer hospital inpatients, hospitalists often act as team leaders—collaborating with the members of the cancer patient’s care team to coordinate treatment plan details and therapies designed to manage side effects.
Obese cancer patients often don’t respond as well to chemotherapy as patients who are not overweight. One study may explain why.
But for some people, the risk of cancer poses a constant threat, because they have what’s known as a hereditary cancer syndrome.
It’s a common conundrum faced by cancer doctors: Many of the treatments they use to fight cancer may do their job well, but at the same time, they may cause serious damage to the heart.
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