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Learn about the important role gut bacteria play in our overall health and in certain diseases, including cancer.
Many patients who undergo surgery often see a physical therapist as part of their recovery plan, especially if the procedure involved arms, legs or parts of the body that move or regulate movement.
The side effects of cancer aren’t just physical, but often impact how patients feel and, sometimes, think. Here are some tips for how to manage grief, depression, difficulty concentrating and other cancer-related challenges.
While media coverage surrounding opioid misuse in the cancer patient population is sparse, research does indicate that cancer patients are not immune to addiction. It is also clear that opioid prescribing rates among cancer patients are substantially higher than those of other patients.
Managing the side effects of cancer doesn’t always require medications. In fact, many times, lifestyle-related changes may help.
Studies reported by the National Institutes of Health have found that at least 75 to 80 percent of cancers in the United States may be prevented by lifestyle changes. Here are some steps you can take to decrease your risk of developing cancer.
This mashup of myth-busting blogs is designed to help break through some of the mysteries and misconceptions about cancer.
It is natural for a patient to develop erroneous beliefs about cancer and cancer treatment while missing out on important new insights that research shows may improve treatment outcomes.
A number of supportive care services may help alleviate fatigue by addressing some of its underlying causes and may help prevent interruptions in treatment.
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