Modern Prostate Cancer Treatments: What Men Need to Know
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men — but also one of the most treatable. Thanks to major advances in diagnosis and therapy, more men are surviving prostate cancer than ever before. Still, treatment can feel confusing or intimidating. From active surveillance to cutting-edge immunotherapy, here’s a clear breakdown of today’s…
Aaron Kim - Cancer Research Analyst (PhD Candidate)
Leukemia Types and Treatments Explained Simply
Leukemia is a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow — the soft tissue inside your bones that makes blood cells. Unlike other cancers, leukemia doesn’t form a solid tumor; instead, it causes the body to produce an abnormal number of white blood cells. These cells crowd out normal blood cells, making…
What Happens During a PET Scan for Cancer?
PET scan is a powerful tool in cancer detection and treatment planning.
What Does Cannabis Law Say About Cancer Patients?
Cannabis has been proposed as a treatment for cancer patients, particularly for managing pain and nausea. But what does the law say about its use?
Acupuncture During Chemo: A Safe Alternative?
Acupuncture has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine to help alleviate pain and restore balance in the body.
The Truth About Homeopathy for Cancer Treatment: Is It Effective?
Homeopathy is another alternative treatment that some cancer patients consider
7 Herbal Supplements That Could Aid in Cancer Care
Herbal supplements have gained popularity among cancer patients seeking alternative ways to manage symptoms or improve their treatment outcomes.
Breast Cancer 101: How to Spot, Screen & Treat Early
PET scan is a powerful tool in cancer detection and treatment planning.
Lung Cancer Explained: 5 Early Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
Every year, lung cancer claims more lives than any other cancer in the United States — more than breast, colon, and prostate cancers combined. Yet here’s the surprising part: when detected early, lung cancer can often be treated successfully. The challenge? Most people don’t notice symptoms until the disease has already advanced. That’s why understanding…
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