Diagnosis of colon cancer: Why is screening necessary? Undergoing a regular screening test procedure for colon cancer can prove elementary in detecting the presence of the disease at its earliest stage. Moreover, screening can amplify the chance of a cure as it helps doctors evaluate and devise an appropriate treatment plan as per the… Read More: Colon Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment by Stage By Pooja Sharma »
Statistics show that men are around 40% more likely to die from cancer than women, and if that doesn’t sound bad enough, 16% more men actually get cancer than women. So the odds for the men are much worse for the women, and most data seems to point to the reason being lifestyle, as no… Read More: The Top 10 Most Common Cancer For Men »
Cancer! The word itself is more dreadful than anything else. How one can sustains the truth that he is dying day by day despite of the treatment he is going through. Till date the cause of cancer is in the dark. Studies have done and researches are still going on to find out the reason… Read More: Be Aware! Stress May Cause Cancer »
By Steven ReinbergHealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Jan. 21, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Many older Americans are unnecessarily screened for breast and prostate cancer, which can lead to treatments they don’t need, a new study contends. The practice may also be costing the U.S. health care system $ 1.2 billion a year, the researchers added. Almost 16… Read More: Many Older Americans May Get Unneeded Breast, Prostate Cancer Screenings »