We all tend to think of organ donations and transplants as real life saving, medical marvel type procedures. They are a pretty impressive feat, after all. While transplants save countless lives each year, they do come with risks. Often, those risks can be fatal. In a tragic and rare medical occurrence, a man from California...

Parabens are a type of chemical used to extend the shelf-life of products. They appear in many brands of cosmetics, hair care items, lotions, and more, to protect consumers from the growth of harmful bacteria. Despite being considered overall safe, many scientists are investigating paraben’s potential effects on human health. A recent show has discovered...

Fasting has been growing in popularity over the last few decades. This is no surprise considering that there have been several studies that link fasting to longevity. New studies have shown that fasting can reduce risk factors for many serious health issues. Additionally, new research has suggested that people diagnosed with cancer can also benefit...

Your eyes are not just windows to the world—they’re also windows to your health. While we all deal with the occasional dry eye or screen fatigue, some changes in your vision shouldn’t be ignored. In fact, certain symptoms could be telling you something more serious is going on, like eye cancer. The American Cancer Society...

How much do you know about colon cancer? A single mother has stepped forward and spoken about her battle with stage four colon cancer in an effort to raise awareness around the warning signs she dismissed. Mother of one, Radwah Oda from Texas has been juggling raising her child, maintaining an office job and fighting...

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionizing cancer detection and care. Researchers now report that AI tools can identify breast cancer up to five years before clinical diagnosis, transforming the landscape of early detection and personalized treatment. AI and Mammography Traditional mammography, though widely used, has limitations in accuracy. AI is changing this. Recent studies...

Faye Louise, a young woman from Horsham, West Sussex, in the UK took on a life-altering journey following a shocking diagnosis of a rare cancer. She went from what it seemed like being a healthy individual one day to an incredible cancer battle involving what is described as ‘the mother of all surgeries,’ the next....

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide, and early detection is vital for effective treatment. As a colorectal cancer doctor, Dr. Ursina Teitelbaum from Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center talked to the Huffington Post about the common mistakes to avoid for good bowel health. This is everything you need to know about your...

Lee Rawlison was unaware he had terminal cancer. The 51-year-old father of two was a healthy marathon runner and worked as a medical sales representative. He had only one symptom warning him of the tumor: pain in his abdomen. It began as mild and grew severe. By the time he was finally diagnosed, doctors said...

A 40-year-old woman announced her death on Facebook this past December. Rachel Davies from the UK was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in 2021. She had tried to access a treatment that could’ve lengthened her life, but she was denied because it wasn’t approved for funding in Wales, where she lived. She and her loved...

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death globally, and its prevalence continues to grow. While genetics and various environmental factors play a role in the development of cancer, research has shown that certain lifestyle choices can significantly influence an individual’s risk of developing the disease. By making informed decisions and adopting healthy habits,...

Feeling drained, unmotivated, or forgetful? These might be more than just a bad day—they could signal a vitamin B12 deficiency. Vitamin B12 is crucial for your body’s energy production and overall health, but many of its deficiency symptoms are often overlooked. From tingling sensations to mood changes, understanding the warning signs is the first step...