By becoming cancer literate, we may diagnose a cancer early and reduce the adverse effects of cancer. Hence, it is crucial that YOU increase your cancer knowledge.…
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We look at the current state of hospital price transparency. It is still not good.
This article builds on these two posts:
This material is reproduced from “Hospital Prices Must Now Be Transparent.…
Read moreWe have written a lot about cancer medications. Yet, much work needs to be done. In this post, we request that you please support the TACT Act.…
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Over the years, we have presented several incredible posts about cancer survivors. In honor of Maribel and Marisol, we discuss their survivor stories.
This amazing saga involves twin sisters, both of whom had breast cancer.…
Read moreWow, what an important discovery: Sniffing out cancer via blood samples. Although testing still has a ways to go, early results look promising. This continues the positive news we share.…
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Last week, we wrote about good news regarding lung cancer medication. Now, we present good news about a new breast cancer drug.
As Peter Loftus reports for the Wall Street Journal:
A drug sold by AstraZeneca and Merck reduced the recurrence of breast cancer in women with an early but aggressive form of the disease.…
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Although exercise is good for us, we must take care in our regimen. Thus, we look at exercising the proper amount for your age.
Before reading below, look at these prior posts:
The CDC offers updated physical activity recommendations for these age groups.…
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