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Dr. Candace Corson Interviews Dr. Susan Silberstein: Listen Here Candace Corson, MD, a Yale University-trained family medicine physician from South Bend, Indiana, recently collaborated with me on a telephone interview…

Exercising is one of the best things you can do for your overall health.  It can also lower your risk for many types of cancer, as well as other diseases…

1) Can I get cancer counseling if I am doing chemo and radiation?YES. Most of our patients are receiving conventional treatments ordered by their oncologists. 2) Are cancer counseling sessions…

Cancer’s just a word. It’s not a sentence. Have you heard the story about the patient whose doctor tells he him he has terminal cancer and has only three months…

Hair loss and nausea are probably the most commonly feared side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. However, patients undergoing treatment for cancer often suffer from compromised immune function, low blood…

We, at BeatCancer.org, believe that 90% of all cancers can be eliminated through environmental and lifestyle choices alone... And science agrees. Let’s take a look at the top three cancers…

Here’s how: 1. Watch Your Weight Research has shown that being overweight or obese substantially raises a person's risk of getting endometrial (uterine), breast, prostate, and colorectal cancers. One of…

HOW TO PREVENT CANCER Contrary to popular opinion, early detection is not your best protection. It’s better than late detection, but it doesn't prevent anything. With a current lifetime cancer…

When it comes to preventing cancer, can strawberries really make a difference? Absolutely! Strawberries can affect risk for several different cancers in several different ways. They can even help reverse…

Does gluten cause cancer? According to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, there is no connection between gluten and risk of cancer except intestinal cancer, and even then, only if…