As World Cancer Day approaches Fionna Holland, a Psychology Lecturer at the University of Derby, who did study on what to say – and not – to someone who has cancer explains more It can be very difficult to know what ...

About 1 in 8 American women will develop invasive breast cancer in her lifetime. But that number starts to change when you begin looking at the specific factors in any individual woman’s life and family history. What factors influence a woman’s ...

Top off your cups, coffee lovers! The World Health Organization has recently revised their classification of coffee as a possible carcinogen. Coffee was originally added to the list of culprits in 1991, at that point there appeared to be a ...

Prostate cancer survival rates indicate that most who are diagnosed with the disease will die with it rather than from it. Still, prevention is the goal; here, we offer tips on how to avoid prostate cancer. Scientists don’t know exactly what ...

Occurrence of cancer, in addition to being an emotional setback, is bound to be a financial affect the family unless there is a provision for it Sanjiv Bajaj Merely the mention of the word cancer can instil fear and fright ...

In a recent study led by Jorge Chavarro, of the Harvard School of Public Health has suggested that men with prostate cancer who engage in a diet which is high in fat are at a significantly much higher risk of ...

Make it Tea Time to Boost Cancer Protection by Victoria Shanta Retelny, RDN Tea is the most popular beverage in the world, after water — and one of the oldest medicinal brews. For the past 5,000 years, tea was believed ...