October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and across New York City, organizations like ours are working hard to spread the message that early detection saves lives. One of the simplest, most accessible ways to participate is by learning how to do a monthly breast self-exam.
Intermittent Fasting and Cancer: What Human Studies Reveal
Can intermittent fasting kill cancer cells? Is there a connection between breast cancer and intermittent fasting? This article breaks down what human studies say about the potential of intermittent fasting for cancer outcomes.
Bone Broth & Cancer: What the Studies Say
Bone broth is often recommended to those undergoing cancer treatment for its soothing properties and nutrient profile. While not a cure or treatment, it may offer benefits like hydration, digestive support, and immune system support. But what does science actually say?
The Top Risk Factors for Cancer and How to Lower Your Risk
Cancer remains a leading cause of death worldwide, with nearly 10 million deaths in 2020 alone in the United States, approximately 40% of cancer cases and nearly 45% of cancer deaths are linked to modifiable risk factors. Here are some of the top ways you can reduce your risk of cancer, no matter the type.
How to Prevent Brain Tumors: What Science Tells Us
While the exact causes of brain cancer remain largely unknown, certain environmental exposures and lifestyle choices may influence risk. In this article, we will address environmental risks, lifestyle choices, genetic factors, and early detection methods related to brain cancer.
Joe Biden’s Prostate Cancer Diagnosis: A Wake-Up Call for NYC Communities
When an important public figure like former President Joe Biden shares a serious health update—this time, a diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer—it resonates deeply with families, survivors, and caregivers across Queens, New York City, and beyond. Here’s an explanation of his diagnosis and what it means.
Thyroid Cancer Guide: Types, Risk Factors, Treatment & Support
Let’s navigate the world of thyroid cancer, including thyroid carcinoma types, thyroid cancer risk factors, treatment options, and opportunities for support.
Cancer and Young Adults: The Most Common Types
Cancer is most often thought of as a disease that occurs in older adults, but that doesn’t mean young people are free from cancer risk. Disturbingly, early-onset cancer cases, cancer cases in young people, are predicted to increase by around 30% worldwide in less than 10 years. Let’s explore how cancer affects young adults, which cancers are most common, and steps you can take to prevent and manage your risk.