Taking Care of Your Health

Five Tips to Cut Sodium From Your Diet

Barrett’s Esophagus and the Risk of Esophageal Cancer

We spoke with Dr. Jose Pimiento, a surgical oncologist in the Gastrointestinal Oncology Program, to discuss risk factors, symptoms and treatment for...

How Cancer Affects Dental Health

Did you know that cancer can affect your teeth, gums and mouth? Learn about some dental health changes that can occur during cancer treatment.

What Spices Have Health Benefits?

Spices make food taste better. But, did you know that some also provide health benefits?

Is Skin Cancer Itchy?

An itchy skin rash could be a warning sign of skin cancer. But, itching is very common and can occur for many reasons other than cancer.

Tips for Sharing and Writing About Your Cancer Journey

During this complex and difficult journey, many patients say that they find solace and strength in documenting their experiences.

Defining the Elusive Cancer Cluster

More than 1,000 suspected cancer clusters are reported to public health agencies across the nation each year.

One in a Million; Not a Solo Act

As Emerald Cromwell battles a rare adrenal cancer, she learns two close friends have the same disease.

Eight Tips for Managing Caregiver Stress During the Holidays

When added to the already significant demands of a caregiving role, holiday stress can quickly become overwhelming.

What Are the Early Signs of Lung Cancer?

Lung cancer can be difficult to detect. Understand how to identify the early signs of lung cancer.

How to Make Traveling Easier If You Have Cancer

A cancer diagnosis will probably not prevent you from traveling, but it can sometimes complicate matters. Here are some helpful tips.

How to Find a Cancer Support Group

Along with your cancer diagnosis, many challenges have probably surfaced for both you and your family. During this tumultuous time, a professionally...

Infographic: What You Should Know about Pancreatic Cancer

It’s important to know if you’re at risk for pancreatic cancer and what you can do to prevent the disease from occurring.

What Does It Mean to Have Dense Breasts?

If, after having a mammogram, you were told by your physician that you have dense breasts, you might wonder exactly what that means.

What Should I Know About Breast Reconstruction?

It is important to keep in mind that every woman is different. Therefore, breast reconstruction may be not right for everyone.