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Liver Cancer: Finding The Silver Lining of Hope
Estimated read time:According to a recently released report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, liver cancer death rates jumped 43 percent from 2000 to 2016 despite other cancer death rates declining over...
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New Culprit for Head and Neck Cancers
Estimated read time:HPV is quickly emerging as common cause of head and neck cancers.
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New Guidelines Recommend Customizing Cholesterol Treatment Plans
Estimated read time:New guidelines support a personalized plan for cholesterol management and treatment. Learn how this approach can protect heart health.
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Preventing Skin Cancer: How to Protect Your Skin
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Protect Your Child From Sun Damage Now to Prevent Cancer Decades Later
Estimated read time:Sunburn is a delayed reaction that can be especially damaging to children who don't know anything is wrong until the damage is already done. And though a childhood sunburn may heal in a matter of days...
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The Role Your Dentist Plays in the Fight Against Oral Cancers
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What You Should Know About GERD Treatment
Estimated read time:Learn the difference between run-of-the-mill heartburn and GERD.
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5 Things Millennials Should Know About Colon Cancer
Estimated read time:There's a saying in medicine: When you hear hoofbeats, think of horses not zebras. It's a simple reminder for doctors to consider that symptoms are more often caused by common illnesses than rare ones...
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A Clearer View of What Causes Cancer (And What You Should Do)
Estimated read time:For decades, doctors have known that certain habits and lifestyle choices can increase peoples chances of developing cancer.