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Do Antioxidants Prevent Cancer? 5 Things to Know
Antioxidants are often touted as must-haves for optimal health, particularly when it comes to fighting diseases like cancer. But is the buzz justified?The compounds, which are present in foods and available as supplements, can play a key role in fighting fr...
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Do Antioxidants Prevent Cancer? 5 Things to Know
Four Sarcomas You Need to Know About
If you are already aware of sarcomas—cancers of the bone and connective tissues—you might know they often start as lumps or bumps on the legs or arms. But sarcomas can start anywhere on the body or inside it.Sarcomas are rare cancers with over 50 different ...
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Four Sarcomas You Need to Know About
Personalized Colon Cancer Treatment Starts with Biomarker Testing
If you’ve been diagnosed with colorectal cancer, you will likely have a lot of questions. You might wonder which treatments will work best for you and how your cancer treatment can be individualized.Biomarker testing may offer answers — but some patients do...
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Personalized Colon Cancer Treatment Starts with Biomarker Testing
Exercise Can Help Reduce Cancer Risk
There are plenty of good reasons to make exercise a regular part of your routine, including this one: It may help safeguard against cancer. Regular physical activity is tied to lower chances of several types of cancer, including: ...
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Exercise Can Help Reduce Cancer Risk
Protect Yourself from 3 Common Cancers
Breast, lung, and prostate cancer are among the most common types of cancer. In 2023, it's estimated that more than 800,000 Americans will be diagnosed with one of these three cancers. And, though not all cancers can be prevented, many may be avoidable.&nbs...
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Protect Yourself from 3 Common Cancers
Millennials and Melanoma: Know Your Risk, Protect Your Skin
Many people think of skin cancer as something that tends to affect older adults. But melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, is one of the most common cancers among millennials (people born between 1981 and 1996). Even if you're serious about sun pr...
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Millennials and Melanoma: Know Your Risk, Protect Your Skin
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