Cancer Tips & Advice

Sunlight improves our mood and provides us with all-important vitamin D. But everyone knows the downside of getting too much: skin cancer. Just consider the difference in skin cancer rates in different parts of the world. For instance, sunny Australi

We now know the main causes of cervical cancer, which means there's ways to help you avoid it. Here are some tips that can lower your chances of getting cervical cancer down the line.

Although prostate cancer impacts thousands of Canadian men every year, new medical advances have led to a variety of options for treating this disease. We'll go over the different drugs available and their benefits and risks.

At a cellular level, all cancers are similar. But what makes cancer so challenging is that it can develop in many places within your body, each based on different triggers and causes. That is to say that one set of preventive measures cannot effectiv

It's hard to imagine how blood sugar levels could possibly lead to cancer, but high insulin levels seem to promote tumour growth. Research is ongoing, but there's cause for concern with the following cancers.

Scientists are always reexamining the research into the best way to deal with cancer patients. New research has specialists going against previously held wisdom on the matter. Here are couple of ways they are doing that.

In many instances, loss of appetite, nausea, and other eating problems of cancer patients can be dealt with by changing daily habits and routines. The following tips have worked for many people.

While cancer is caused by many factors outside our control, there are some steps we can take to reduce our risk. Here are six ways that you could cut your own chances of getting cancer.

Menopause means more than just coping with hot flashes. At midlife, a woman's risk of heart attacks, brittle bones, and other major health problems soars. We'll go over what you should consider before using Hormonal Replacement Therapy (HRT) to ease

Many studies have proven the health benefits of soy, but science is still inconclusive about the role soy could play in decreasing risks of cancer. Here's the lowdown on soy and the Big C.

The link between cancer and nutrition is powerful. These are just five cancer-fighting foods that should be on your plate more regularly.

If you live long enough, you will get cancer. It's just how we're built. These are some important facts about cancer that you might not have known.

If you make these simple changes to your lifestyle, your chances of getting cancer could be lower.