Augusta University HealthJuicing is a longstanding trend in dieting that has only gained popularity over years. In short, it involves taking fruits and vegetables and crushing, pulverizing, or squeezing...
Lung cancer is the second leading cause of death in both men and women. Augusta University Health offers a lung cancer screening program to help detect lung cancer earlier. This...
Augusta University HealthNo type of cancer affects more people than skin cancer — one in five Americans will develop it by the time they’re 70, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation. The silver lining...
If you search diet and cancer on the internet, you will likely come across the Alkaline Diet. But what is it exactly and is it beneficial for cancer patients to try? Let’s discuss...
It was a beautiful fall day full of sunshine and hope as a husband and wife welcomed teams of golfers ready to bring home victory in a golf tournament created as a way to...
Can Too Much Sitting Increase My Cancer Risk? The short answer is yes. Too much time sitting can increase your risk of developing cancer — and many other chronic and serious...
The Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University brings together a team of basic science researchers, clinicians, radiation oncologists, nurse navigators and patient support staff...
It is that time of year again – the ball has dropped, the clock says 12:01 AM, the holidays are over, and now everyone is thinking about how to face 2021 and make healthy...
Black Americans are more likely to suffer and die from prostate cancer. Here is what you should know. According to the American Cancer Society, one in seven Black men will have...
It’s probably not something most guys talk about—or even admit to themselves—if they suddenly feel a lump or an unusual firmness in their testicles. “We all do it,” said Dr. Zach...