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Knowing your family history and getting a genetic test can help detect colorectal cancer earlier
Alcohol affects your whole body, from your liver and immune system to your brain and mental health
Studies show the high health cost of spending hours in a chair
Anything from minor irritations and chronic diseases to, yes, cancer can cause persistent itching
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Family history matters for melanoma, but the connection isn’t as strong for other skin cancers
This cancer of the blood is rarely passed down, but genetics can help determine risk
Physical activity and weight management can minimize your chances of getting the disease
Research consistently shows that soy-based foods do not increase cancer risk
The most common symptom is a lump on your testicle
Family history and genetics may heighten your risk for prostate cancer
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