New cancer treatments are emerging as researchers are finding inroads through genomics, enabling physicians to treat certain cancers at the cellular level. Read on to find out what’s in the news!

Nanotechnology is technology that reduces particles to microscopic size to alter, change or even build a structure. It is advancing at a rapid speed and is being used in medicine to treat cancer. Click to read more!

Music therapy has been used for years in nursing homes and in the special education sector as a means to help the elderly and disabled cope psychologically with physical trauma. Read on to see how it is gaining credence in the field of Oncology, also helping cancer patients.

Each year during the month of November, men grow mustaches and beards to raise funds for the Livestrong and Prostate Cancer Foundations. Commonly known as Movember, the event is now global. So I dedicate this week’s article to the men! Thanks guys for your support!

New advice on mammogram testing was recently updated by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. However, several other well known cancer organizations stood by their previous recommendations, while still some adjusted theirs, although just slightly. What was the bottom line?

Chronic lymphedema symptoms are hard on a woman’s body. But so are symptoms related to menopause. Together, they make for one tough experience. Read on to see how I managed this double-edged sword!

If you or someone you love is suffering from lymphedema from cancer surgery, you are not alone. This article will lend moral support and give helpful information about this very serious condition that is widely ignored and misunderstood.

I think by now most of us are aware of lung cancer, and have either been directly affected by it, or know someone who has. I’m going to cover the function of the lungs, and the main reasons cancer develops. Click to read ways in which disease can be prevented.

Leukemia is cancer of the blood. In the United States 1 out of 800 will be diagnosed this year. Click to learn more about the symptoms and treatments for this disease.

Sepsis is a systemic illness affecting the bloodstream, and if not properly treated, can kill a person in just 2 days, and can affect people who are not high risk. Click to read Dr. Ron Daniels compelling challenge towards increasing awareness!