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Finding a lump is the most recognizable breast cancer symptom. But there are additional signs to watch for to help detect cancer during its earliest stages. One of the simplest ways to detect breast…

In the current era of screening awareness, most men diagnosed with prostate cancer experience no symptoms at all. However, when caught early, prostate cancer that has not spread is very treatable and…

Immunotherapy is one of the biggest breakthroughs in cancer treatment. By harnessing the body’s own immune system to identify and eradicate cancer cells, these therapies offer new hope and better…

Biomarker testing represents one of the most significant advances in cancer care in decades, and the growing area of study promises even more improvements and better outcomes ahead. Endeavor Health…

With more than two million new cases of cancer expected to be diagnosed in the United States this year and more than 600,000 deaths from cancer predicted, paying attention to early warning signs and…

Many people wonder whether it's safe to travel during cancer treatment. In many cases, the answer is yes — with guidance from your care team and some advance planning. A vacation can offer a welcome…

We are quite literally surrounded by plastic, and tiny plastic elements known as microplastics are now found just about everywhere — including in plants, animals and human bodies. We know that we are…

Receiving a new medical diagnosis can be overwhelming, with many unknowns — especially when it’s brain cancer. Hearing the words “you have a brain tumor” can shake your world, and life may look very…

Lymphedema — a buildup of fluid under the skin that causes swelling — is a potential risk and fear for some women undergoing surgical treatment for breast cancer. But the good news is that changes in…

This March, National Colorectal Cancer Awareness month, Endeavor Health gastroenterologist Jason Kramer, MD, has a critical message to patients: Do not put off your colonoscopy exam. Colorectal cancer…

No cancer survivor wants to hear the dreaded news that their disease has come back. However, many cancer recurrences are very treatable and potentially curable. “We can treat recurrent cancer as a…