Overall, the rates of colon cancer have steadily declined over the last three decades. However, during this same period, rates of the disease in people under the age of 50 have dramatically increased. Researchers theorize that it is likely a combination of factors that have contributed to this rise, such as a sedentary lifestyle, diet,...
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Imagine cutting your cancer treatment time from an hour to just five minutes. If you or someone you love has faced cancer treatment, you know how precious each minute outside a hospital can be. That’s why a groundbreaking new development from The National Health Service (NHS) causes such excitement across England. Cancer patients throughout England...
There is a cancer that is on the rise in the United States, and it is on the rise in a population that is taking doctors by surprise. The cancer is anal cancer, and the population is white and hispanic women aged 65 and older. This is challenging previous assumptions about high-risk groups for this...
A new Hungarian study has found a link between vitamin D and colon cancer risk reduction. According to the researchers, taking vitamin D both reduced the risk of developing colon cancer as well as improved outcomes in those already diagnosed with it. People typically get a fair amount of this vitamin from exposure to sunlight....
For a long time now, colorectal cancer has been seen as a cancer that only older people get. In recent years, however, oncologists have been seeing cases in increasingly younger adults. Scientists are now looking into why this is, and they may have found at least one piece to the puzzle. A recent study has...
The liver is the biggest solid organ in the human body. It helps to maintain healthy blood sugar levels, regulates blood clotting, and most importantly, removes toxins from your blood. It is an essential organ that performs more than 500 vital bodily functions; therefore, maintaining a healthy liver is very important. The liver is also...
A mother of two undergoes a medical nightmare, complete with a misdiagnosis and an unneeded surgery. In September 2024, Rhian Butlin, 32, suffered “excrutiating” stomach pain. However, her symptoms were dismissed as polycystic ovary syndrome. Two months later, she was rushed to the emergency room in agony and abdominal swelling so severe she looked nine...
Stress is a part of life. We all have stressful days or stressful periods. For example, a difficult meeting at work, exam period while still in school, or helping a loved one through an illness or difficult time. Generally, this stress is acute. Really big, long, stressful periods, however, can take a toll on our...
John Cena, one of the most recognizable faces in entertainment and professional wrestling, recently opened up about a deeply personal and alarming chapter in his life. The 47-year-old actor and WWE superstar revealed that he has been diagnosed with skin cancer not once but twice. Speaking candidly about the experience, Cena admitted, “That phone call...
Dominique McShain, a vibrant 21-year-old from New Zealand, was living what many would call a typical young adult life. She studied psychology, recently got married, and had a bright future ahead. But just before her 21st birthday, everything changed. She received a devastating diagnosis—stage 4 colorectal cancer. Now, doctors say she has only days or...
Breast cancer symptoms can vary considerably from one person to another, and many breast cancers exhibit no apparent symptoms at all. People tend to associate breast cancer with common symptoms such as nipple discharge and lumps in the breast. However, there are many signs of breast cancer that are often subtle and unexpected. The best...
Cancer and its treatments can trigger life-threatening emergencies. We can categorize these medical oncologic emergencies as metabolic, haematological, structural, or treatment-related complications. With approximately 14.5 million cancer patients in the U.S. (estimated to reach 19 million by 2024), it is imperative for clinicians and physicians to not only recognise these oncologic emergencies when they arise...