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Do you live with or spend time with someone who smokes? If so, you may be exposed to secondhand smoke — even if you don’t smoke yourself.  “Secondhand...

Cancer touches nearly every family in some way. You may know someone who’s gone through treatment or maybe you’re caring for a loved one right now.  While...

You look at the back of your hand, your neck or even your leg...and you notice something. A spot you've never seen before. Could it be skin cancer? Or...

When you’re being treated for cancer, you want to know how well your therapy is working. Imaging tests like CT scans and PET scans can help.  With these...

If you might be at higher risk for a health condition based on your genes, you may want to know more about the odds you’ll develop that condition. Information...

When it comes to cancer, finding it early makes a big difference. New tools in women’s cancer screening are helping health care professionals do just that.  These...

Families pass down more than just eye color and hair type. They also pass down genes that can affect your health. While you can’t change the DNA you inherit,...

Lymphoma is a type of cancer that starts in a part of the immune system called the lymphatic system. When you spot the symptoms of lymphoma early, you...

From putting yourself out there on dating apps to getting through awkward first dates to becoming intimate, dating life is full of challenges.  Adding...

One of the best ways to catch signs that you could be developing breast cancer is to practice breast self-awareness. “Self-awareness is being in tune with...