Cancer

By Date of Release Topic January 30, 2000 Carcinoma In situ of the Cervix and What to Expect July 4, 1999 What Does a Positive Fecal Occult Blood Test Mean? April 4, 1999 Screening for Cancer of the Colon...

Hot flashes are reported by only 10 percent of Japanese women at menopause. On top of that, bone strength does not diminish to the extent is does among Western women. Broken hips and spinal...

If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer, finding information about the types of breast cancer treatments available is an important step in making the appropriate decision to preserve your breast health and live a long and...

Understanding the risk factors for breast cancer can help you to evaluate if you are at an increased risk for the disease. Should you have several of these risk factors, you may want to discuss your...

Breast cancer is a serious issue that will  affect almost every women worldwide, either directly as someone diagnosed with cancer, or indirectly through the illness of a loved one. Because of this, it is...

Since the symptoms of fallopian cancer are similar to ovarian cancer and uterine cancer it can become quite tricky to detect and diagnosis whether someone has fallopian cancer. If you experience any of the symptoms of fallopian cancer,...

A Little Biology Lesson The fallopian tubes are part of the female reproductive anatomy.  They are two tubes attached to either side of the top end of the uterus.  Each tube ends at or near...

Fallopian cancer, also called fallopian tube cancer, is a gynecological cancer that, as the name implies, affects the fallopian tubes. The tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus and are considered the pathway in...