Cancer Awareness
Rehab Helps Cancer Survivors Get Back To Living
Throughout a person’s cancer experience, it is critical to maintain the things in life that are important energy, activity levels, and relationships. In fact, research… Continue Reading
Microsatellite Instability
Microsatellite instability (MSI) is when a tumor has a lot of mutations because the mismatch repair genes do not function. MSI high tumors are instable… Continue Reading
Are You Ready To Become a Non-Smoker?
Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death! • Tired of being short of breath? • Tired of smelling like an ashtray? • Tired of… Continue Reading
Acupuncture: Treating Cancer’s Side Effects
Chinese Medicine (CM) is very helpful to people undergoing cancer treatment and those recovering from it. Many scientific studies have shown that acupuncture helps with… Continue Reading
Epigenetics: Stop Cancer Before It Begins
A simple epigenetic test shows men and women of any age what to do to potentially prevent cancer. “I’m convinced dealing with my genetic errors… Continue Reading
Radiation Therapy: Reducing Long-Term Heart Complications
Radiation therapy one aspect of technology which has the potential to significantly reduce long-term heart complications in many of our cancer populations, including the breast… Continue Reading
Screening For Oral Cancer
The next time you visit your dentist, ask about your oral cancer screening – most people receive one during their regular dental checkup but do… Continue Reading
Doc, I Don’t Want To Take Chemo
It is not uncommon to hear a cancer patient’s first words as, “I won’t take any chemotherapy” and arrive seeking anything except what their oncologists… Continue Reading
Breast Health: Breast Health and Prevention vs. Breast Cancer Awareness
For Americans, the word “cancer” is thrown at us all the time. Some may find a sense of negativity and fear being served to us… Continue Reading
Does Oral Sex Increase Your Risk For Oral Cancer?
There was a time when most oral cancers were often caused by tobacco and alcohol use. That is quickly changing. Now, 65% of all oral… Continue Reading
