How Common Is Lung Cancer?
Lung cancer is the second most common type of cancer affecting men and women in the United States, excluding skin
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Beyond Smoking: Other Risk Factors for Lung Cancer
Smoking is the leading risk factor for lung cancer, and is associated with nearly 90 percent of all cases in
Important Changes to Make after Receiving a Lung Cancer Diagnosis
When people receive a lung cancer diagnosis, their oncologists will often recommend that they make certain lifestyle changes to reduce
What Is Hemophilia?
Being diagnosed with hemophilia can require an adjustment – but people with the condition can still have a full life
What to Expect at Your First Mammogram
A patient’s first mammogram can be an anxiety- and stress-inducing event. However, you can alleviate these feelings by becoming educated
Recognizing Anemia Symptoms
The blood plays an important role in overall health. One of the many functions of blood is to carry oxygen
Have Your Bathroom Habits Changed? Colorectal Cancer Symptoms You Should Know
While it’s normal for people to experience changes in their bowel movements from time to time, frequent or persistent discomfort
Six RCCA physicians distinguished as Top Doctors for Women’s Health
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Mammogram: Thirty Minutes That Can Save Your Life
Just thirty minutes is all that is needed to help detect early signs of breast cancer. This is the amount