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What A New Mole Means
The AAD recommends annual full-body examinations for new moles or unexplained blemishes. When do moles warrant further investigation?
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Lungs Cannot Tell The Difference
You might respond negatively if someone asks are you a smoker. But if you are frequently around smoke, do your lungs know the difference?
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Hemorrhoids, Polyps, Hernias or Worse
What may appear to be similar disorders have distinct characteristics that a gastroenterologist notices.
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Asian vs Caucasian Breast Density
Among women, one quarter as many Chinese develop breast cancer as North American. Is this because of breast density, genetics, diet, or other factors?
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Lower Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk
Take Action To Lower Your Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk CDC Infographic.
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Reducing Mammogram Pain
Facing discomfort for this brief moment is better than enduring months or years of cancer pain because of going undetected.
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How Breast Size Affects Cancer Risk
Both breast density and size can delay cancer detection. What can you do to reduce your risk of late detection?
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Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer
What Every Young Woman Needs to Know About Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer CDC Infographic.
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Fight Cancer With Diet
Does William Li eloquently develop a plausible answer to the question, “Can we eat to starve cancer?”
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What Are Chances of Testicular Cancer?
Paradoxically, this infrequent carcinoma within the male genitals is the number one cancer in men ages 20 to 34.
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Should You Take Medical Marijuana?
How do you balance the physical and social ramifications of taking prescribed cannabis products for neurological conditions?
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Mastectomy Advancements
Radical mastectomies are rarely performed. Progress provides hope for what’s the most common type of cancer in the U.S.
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