According to the U.S. Surgeon General, cigarette smoking leads to 21 deadly diseases. However, a report recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine reveals that the dangerous habit may be more even deadly
Ready for a dose of good news? The number of U.S. cancer survivors is on the rise. A 2014 report compiled by researchers from the American Cancer Society revealed that the number of Americans who
According to the National Cancer Institute, obesity may increase your likelihood of developing certain cancers. But losing those extra pounds may help you reduce your risk. “Every year, we are getting increasing knowledge that indicates
When Autumn Tupper was diagnosed with osteoscarcoma, a type of bone cancer, she was scared, but she knew she was in good hands at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. “I am forever grateful for my experiences
When Kim Hamill moved to Texas from Florida just weeks after her breast cancer diagnosis, her friend came along, and not just to help unpack. She cleaned floors, stripped wallpaper, textured walls, painted rooms, moved
The first time Madeleine Morrison and Helen Holland met they chatted non-stop about lifting weights, sweating, running, walking, and whether they could actually get through a cardio strength class intact. They also talked cancer and
Ironically, a heart attack may have saved Yvonne Coble’s life. When doctors performed a chest scan on the 52-year-old following her heart episode in May, they noticed something out of the ordinary on her left
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