Augusta University HealthOne in eight women will develop breast cancer sometime in her lifetime. What’s more, breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death among women. But the five-year...
More than nearly any other, breast cancer is a particularly feminine cancer. Pink, after all, is the color that represents the disease. But a small number of men can also develop...
If you’ve ever had ovarian cancer, you should tell the other women in your family. Encourage them to get a genetic test done. “A significant number of ovarian cancer cases are due...
After skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men. While it is likely that the tumor growing inside your body will grow slowly, that does not mean you can...
A tennis player with a passion for helping her community helped bring in over $100,000 for the Georgia Cancer Center. It’s a partnership that started when a family member learned...
Moniqua Acosta and Olivia Lindsey with Space Yoga Studio, share part of a 45-minute yoga routine to help cancer patients heal their body and mind. Yoga + Wellness Despite its...
You always hear “smoking is bad for you.” Well, that’s true. How bad really is it, though? “Contrary to popular belief, smoking harms much more than the...
Too many of us ignore certain symptoms, believing that they are caused by something minor. Have you ever thought that the abdominal pain you’re experiencing will pass, that the...
More than 55,000 Americans will develop cancer of the head and neck (most of which is preventable) this year; nearly 13,000 of them will die from it. “Early detection of head and...
Vapes seem to be a smoker’s dream. Yet, considering the potential side effects of prolonged use and the creation of a new generation of smokers in our youth are among its...