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More research is needed to understand the potential environmental risk factors for this disease.
How you store leftovers, which cookware you use, and how well you ventilate your kitchen can all affect cancer risk.
Coloring the hair brings confidence, enjoyment, and even creative expression. Knowing the best practices for coloring hair can minimize any risks.
The addictive nature and ubiquity of ultra-processed foods make them hard to avoid, but frequent indulgence risks our health.
An NIH study suggests nail abnormalities like white or red bands may signal a gene mutation that increases cancer risk.
Symbolizing good health and longevity for more than 10,000 years, studies reflect what the ancients knew about their healing qualities.
A comprehensive review found that patients who take aspirin have a relatively lower risk of developing various types of cancer.
Addressing fungal infections may offer a novel means to help prevent cancer in the immunocompromised.
Meadows, flowers, and trees ... and carcinogens? The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation has been steadily increasing its use of Roundup.
