Cancer Research To Watch In 2019

Cancer Research To Watch In 2019

As we saw throughout the 2018 year, cancer research is continuing to make major strides towards new treatment options for some of the world’s deadliest cancers, and there are no signs of slowing down. For example, immunotherapy, which garners the use of one’s immune...
Cancers to Get Screened For After Turning 50

Cancers to Get Screened For After Turning 50

As we continue to age, it becomes more important than ever to maintain consistent cancer screenings. While many people only get screened when they begin showing symptoms of cancer, consistent screenings are recommended for individuals after a certain age. Doctors...
The Unique Perspective of CW’s “Life Sentence”

The Unique Perspective of CW’s “Life Sentence”

Books, movies, and television shows are all familiar with the heart wrenching job of showcasing cancer to views and readers alike. In most recent years, “My Sister’s Keeper”, “Chasing Life”, “The Fault in Our Stars”, and the list goes on. These books and film have...
Oncology Practices in Developing Nations

Oncology Practices in Developing Nations

Even with all the technology, support rallies, and well-funded research, being a cancer patient in the US is a difficult experience. The uncertainty that surrounds each treatment and step forward would cause anyone to develop anxiety, depression, and lots of other...
Is Pancreatic Cancer Survivable If You Know What to Look For?

Is Pancreatic Cancer Survivable If You Know What to Look For?

Your pancreas is a 6 inch long organ that sits near your stomach on the back of your abdomen and connects to your small intestine through the pancreatic duct. It’s primary function is to assist your body in digestion in terms of protein, fats, and carbohydrates....

Do You Need Regular Cancer Screenings

Cancer. We all know someone who has been diagnosed or affected by cancer. But what is it really? According to the National Cancer Institute, cancer is the name given to a collection of related diseases. Regardless of the type of cancer, the body’s cells begin to...