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Over Testing a Problem in Early Stage Breast Cancer

When the diagnosis is breast cancer fears about possible metastases are only natural. After all, with this form of cancer capable of spreading to the lymph nodes, bones and other nearby locations, a...

Rheta Mankin Jul 22, 2015
Dynamic Whole-Body Pet Scans Deliver More Accurate Cancer Readings

Having a clear understanding of cancer’s location within the body and its possible spread is critical for increasing the odds of successful treatment. That’s why so much work has been done to perfect...

Rheta Mankin Jul 21, 2015
The Road to a Healthy Heart Starts with Knowing Your Numbers

120/80, 180, 150, 25, 130 … pay special attention to these numbers – they represent just a few that you should know in order to take control of your heart health. 120/80. These are the ideal numbers...

Peter Fulton Jul 03, 2015
Genetic Research Sheds Light on Lymphoma Relapse, Chemo Resistance

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is one of the most common forms of cancer in the United States. With an estimated 71,000 new cases diagnosed annually in America and about 19,000 deaths each year, the disease...

Rheta Mankin Jul 02, 2015
What Breast Cancer Patients Need to Know About Lymphedema

Breast cancer treatments designed to save lives often perform as desired, but that doesn’t mean side effects aren’t possible. Lymphedema is one of the possible side effects from treatment that can...

Rheta Mankin Jul 02, 2015
Pet Imaging Delivers a Better Way to Diagnose and Treat Cancer

Imagine being able to see deep inside the body to its molecular level to detect disease and injury without having to make people endure invasive procedures in the process. While X-rays and other...

Rheta Mankin Jun 19, 2015
Why Smoking is Killing You & You Need to Stop Now

We hear it all the time … smoking is bad for you so stop doing it. You might even put away a pack for a few days or a week (if you’re feeling extra driven), but then you revert back it – "the nicotine...

Peter Fulton Jun 17, 2015
Can You ID the Signs of Inflammatory Breast Cancer?

Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a rare, but especially aggressive form of this disease. Since its symptoms are largely unknown by women or are mistaken for other issues, this disease is often not...

Rheta Mankin Jun 14, 2015
Use of Radiotherapy After Prostate Cancer Surgery Declines

Despite its ability to lower recurrence chances, researchers are finding that used of post-prostate-cancer surgery radiotherapy is on the decline in the United States. The trend is raising alarm bells...

Rheta Mankin Jun 02, 2015
Ground Gained in America’s War on Cancer

Early detection, better treatments and awareness efforts are all playing a part in helping America gain ground in its continued battled against cancer. The latest numbers show a reduction in overall...

Rheta Mankin May 29, 2015
Why Monitoring is Sometimes Recommended with Prostate Cancer

A positive diagnosis of prostate cancer doesn’t always mean that a man will face surgery, chemotherapy, radiation of other more aggressive forms of treatment. Sometimes doctors prefer taking a...

Rheta Mankin May 27, 2015
A Blood Test May Shed Light on Breast Cancer Risks

Medical professionals looking for an edge in helping detect breast cancer in its earliest stages may soon have a new tool in their corner. Researchers are working on a new blood test that can help...

Rheta Mankin May 24, 2015
Radiation After Mastectomy Numbers Raise Alarm

Radiation therapy following a mastectomy to treat breast cancer is a standard of care for patients with N2/N3 breast cancer that cuts the risk for recurrence while improving overall survival rates in...

Rheta Mankin May 10, 2015
Post-Prostatectomy Psa Might Signal Need for Radiation Therapy, Study Shows

Radical removal of the prostate gland to treat cancer generally results undetectable PSA levels following surgery. When this isn’t the case, however, patients may sometimes find themselves at risk for...

Rheta Mankin May 08, 2015
Better Lifestyle Habits Don’t Always Stick After Prostate Cancer Treatment

When prostate cancer is the diagnosis, it’s not at all uncommon for men to swing into action, improving their lifestyles in hopes of helping beat the disease. Diet tends to improve, the frequency of...

Rheta Mankin Apr 18, 2015
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