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5 Things You Need To Know About Colon Cancer

It’s not often that we hear that cancer can be prevented. But that’s actually true to a large degree with colon cancer. That’s because early detection and lifestyle choices  can make a big difference.

Your Lingering Cold Could Be Walking Pneumonia

If you a have lingering cold with a persistent cough, it might be walking pneumonia. You may feel bad, but you can still function. The question is: Should you?

Breast Cancer Before 45 Is Different. Here’s Why

Breast cancer in younger women doesn’t get a lot of attention. It’s not surprising, considering that the average age of diagnosis in the United States is 62. Still, nearly one in 10 new breast cancer cases is diagnosed in a woman under 45.

What an Early Lung Cancer Diagnosis Means for You

Lung cancer, the leading cause of all cancer deaths, is scary because it grows quietly and is sometimes only discovered when you have an X-ray or CT scan for an unrelated issue.

5 Things Your OB-GYN Wants You To Know About C-sections

Where's My Sex Drive

Episode 27 Where's My Sex Drive?

Looking into Weight-Loss Meds? Pills Are Now an Option

A new breed of weight-loss injections, known as GLP-1 receptor agonists and dual receptor agonists, has become so popular that in 2024, doctors prescribed GLP-1 drugs nearly 364 percent more than in 2019. Now, there’s good news if you don’t like shots: You can take a pill instead.

Alcohol – Even in Moderation – Can Increase Your Cancer Risk

Do you enjoy an occasional cocktail or glass of wine? You might want to consider a nonalcoholic beverage instead.  Drinking alcohol – any amount of booze, really – can put you at higher risk for more than half a dozen cancers.

6 Things To Know Before Breast Cancer Surgery

If you’re facing surgery for breast cancer, you probably have lots of questions, including what type of surgery, reconstruction options, what to expect during recovery and why you may be asked to consider genetic testing.

Getting Sick May Help Your Child Later in Life

As a parent, it’s natural to worry when your child gets sick. But understanding how infections affect the immune system – and that they can actually keep your child healthier later on – can help ease your concerns.