This story could start and end with a simple message: get a colonoscopy. The prep does not taste great, the procedure is painless and the outcome could save your life.
Colonoscopies save lives by preventing colon cancer, but many people still remain reluctant to undergo the essential screening because they are nervous about the prep.
Over the years, cancer treatment options have advanced, becoming more effective and targeted.
When it comes to getting a colonoscopy, some people may be anxious about the procedure. The truth is that colonoscopies are routine, safe and fairly quick.
While colorectal cancer is still a leading cause of cancer deaths nationally, the rate of deaths has been dropping in recent decades thanks to successful screening.
Cervical cancer was historically one of the most common causes of cancer death for American women, and fortunately there has been a dramatic decrease in the number of cases in recent years due to s
The application of genetics to the field of oncology continues to provide exciting advances in detection and treatment for a wide range of cancers.
It seems all this talk about living a healthy lifestyle has merit. Research suggests at least one-third of all cancers could be prevented, mainly by making lifestyle changes.
With so many new treatment options for cancer patients, it’s an exciting time for oncology clinicians who have a growing arsenal of approaches to fight the disease and help patients achieve better
When Aimee Sinnott received her breast cancer diagnosis, the Elmhurst business analyst meticulously followed her medical team’s recommendations.
