Recent Health Blog | Cancer PostsIs Your Diet Putting You At Risk For Breast Cancer?by Michele Cheplic14 Oct 2007 11:22 PMThree years ago this month my mother was told she was cancer free. The good news came after major surgery, months of treatment and a complete overhaul of her diet. My mom's breast cancer diagnosis acted as a severe wake up call to our entire family. Risk Factors for Leukemiaby Aimee Amodio02 Aug 2007 12:07 PMDoctors often can't explain why one person develops leukemia and another person does not. Research has pointed to certain risk factors that can increase a person's chances of developing this cancer, even though the exact causes are still a mystery. Exposure to high levels of radiation. Types of Leukemiaby Aimee Amodio01 Aug 2007 12:07 PMYour bone marrow produces three types of blood cell: red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. Red blood cells carry oxygen through the body. White blood cells help fight infection. Platelets help with clotting. Treating Lung Cancerby Aimee Amodio30 Jul 2007 09:03 PMLung cancer treatment is generally determined by type of lung cancer (small cell or non-small cell) and stage of the disease. Treating non-small cell lung cancer: In stage one and stage two, treatment focuses on dealing with the tumor. Stages of Lung Cancerby Aimee Amodio29 Jul 2007 10:45 AMThe stage of a cancer is basically how far the cancer has spread -- if you have cancer, your doctor will probably tell you the number stage of your disease. Treatment is often decided according to the stage of a cancer. Types of Lung Cancerby Aimee Amodio28 Jul 2007 05:40 PMThere are several different types of lung cancer. This will give you an overview of the different types, and the important differences between them. Secondary lung cancer is a cancer that started elsewhere in the body and has spread to the lungs. Two Types of Skin Cancerby Aimee Amodio28 Jul 2007 11:41 AMSkin cancer is divided into two categories: melanomas and nonmelanomas. Melanoma is a cancer of the melanin cells -- the skin cells that give your skin a tan or brown color. Melanin also helps protect your skin from the sun. Melanoma is diagnosed on a scale of I to IV. Skin Cancer and Your Dietby Michele Cheplic19 Jul 2007 11:51 PMI'm at high risk for contracting skin cancer. It's a fact I live with everyday. Consequently, I am always on the lookout for new information regarding skin cancer. Like most of you I realize the single best way to protect your skin (and prevent cancer) is to avoid sunburn. Is There Such A Thing As A Healthy Hamburger?by Michele Cheplic16 Jun 2007 02:36 PMWill hamburgers be a part of your Father's Day feast tomorrow? They will be at our home. After all, what's better than a perfectly grilled burger on a warm summer night? What's more, hamburgers are one of the most popular foods in America--studies show each of us eats about 150 burgers per year. Nutrition For Cancer Survivorsby Aimee Amodio04 Apr 2007 03:48 PMRegardless of which cancer treatment you choose, your body needs fuel to fight the disease. The side effects of various cancer treatments can be worse if you aren't eating right. Your body needs enough food, and it needs the right kind of foods. Recent Blog Comments Aimee Amodio says... "Glad to help confirm your decision, Dale!" |
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