It’s likely you haven’t heard much about vaginal cancer. At first, I didn’t even know that was a thing. Cervical cancer, sure. Vaginal cancer—what? If you understand your lady parts relatively well, you’ll be able to differentiate between your vagina, your cervix, and your uterus. I’ve spent the last few years getting pretty familiar with...

Cancer does not have a single cause, but instead is the result of the interaction of several factors. [1] However, certain factors, such as obesity and smoking, can increase one’s risk of developing cancer. There is one major factor, though, that many new patients under the age of 45 share in common. An oncologist from...

Zantac, once one of the world’s best-selling drugs, is now at the center of a massive legal battle. For decades, its manufacturer, Glaxo (now GlaxoSmithKline or GSK), allegedly concealed the potential cancer risks associated with the drug, despite warnings from their own scientists and independent researchers. The story of Zantac’s rise and fall reveals a...

Nothing about having cancer is fun, and that is extended to cancer treatments. They are long, grueling, and often uncomfortable or even painful. They have terrible side effects that leave people feeling completely depleted and not themselves. One of the most common but not talked about side effects of chemotherapy treatment is Chemo brain. This...

Researchers have published a new study that takes a comprehensive look at the United States’ cancer rates. They aimed to measure and compare incidence rates of cancer diagnosis and mortality in different generations over time. The study concluded that the incidence rates of Gen X and Millennials were 2 to 3 times higher than those...

Recent research from the American Cancer Society has revealed that nearly half of adult cancer deaths in the U.S. could be prevented through simple lifestyle changes. By addressing modifiable risk factors, individuals can significantly reduce their cancer risk. Here are the key lifestyle changes identified by the study. 1. Quit Smoking Smoking is the leading...

A DEFICIENCY IN THIS CRITICAL nutrient makes you twice as likely to die as other people, according to a study published in The Journal of Intensive Care Medicine.(i) It also accounts for a long list of symptoms and diseases, which are easily helped and often cured by adding this nutrient. Magnesium for relaxation is also...

Stomach cancer is a formidable disease that often develops quietly, making early detection challenging. By the time symptoms become apparent, the cancer may have advanced to a stage where treatment is more difficult. Recognizing the early signs is crucial for increasing the chances of successful treatment. Here are some early symptoms to watch out for....

Cancer is listed among the leading causes of death worldwide, along with cardiovascular and chronic respiratory diseases. [1] There were just under 20 million new cases reported worldwide in 2022 alone. [2] With these numbers rising annually, it is essential that individuals get diagnosed as early as possible. With an early diagnosis, it is more...

Diet is key when it comes to good health and disease prevention. People may feel inspired to load up on fresh produce and whole grains while grocery shopping. But eating well can become more difficult when it comes to dining out or picking up take-out. However, it’s still possible to stick to a cancer prevention...

Cancer is the #1 leading cause of death worldwide, causing almost 10 million deaths in 2020 [1]. It’s also the second leading cause of death in the United States, just behind heart disease [2]. Because of its commonality, almost everyone has some connection to the disease. Those who never experienced it firsthand most likely know...

Almost everyone you know, whether it’s your grandparents, best friend, or boss, has complained of back pain. It’s one of the most common forms of pain; about 80 percent of Americans have or will get it at least once in their lives. The aches, spasms, and sensations you feel on your back can be triggered by...