Articles for Tag: "cancer"

5 tips for helping a family with a health crisis 
5 tips for helping a family with a health crisis
A mother of four, whose daughter Lauren was diagnosed with cancer, offers advice for people wanting to lend support.
Uncommon questions you should ask before getting a colonoscopy 
Uncommon questions you should ask before getting a colonoscopy
A gastroenterologist explains what you need to know before and after this important exam.
5 warning signs that could be cancer 
5 warning signs that could be cancer
Cancer is the second leading cause of death for American women. Knowing the signs, especially the uncommon ones, is crucial to early detection.
Inspiring Kids: Gavin’s story 
Inspiring Kids: Gavin’s story
Diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in kindergarten, this little boy is now helping other families through Gavin’s Guardians.
Heat, not coffee, may cause esophageal cancer 
Heat, not coffee, may cause esophageal cancer
The World Health Organization says it’s not the drink that may cause cancer but the temperature. Find out more.
Long work hours linked to life-threatening illnesses 
Long work hours linked to life-threatening illnesses
New research indicates health risks increase dramatically when women work more than 50 hours a week.
Once cancer treatment is complete, what’s next? 
Once cancer treatment is complete, what’s next?
13 million Americans have beaten the disease. Survivorship programs can help navigate the next step of the journey.