What if the “best” cancer diet isn’t one diet at all—but the one that fits how you’re wired? Today, we’re taking a look at why certain people feel better with more plant-focused, alkaline meals and lighter proteins and others need more protein and healthy fats to feel steady and focused.
This may fall under the category of the more unusual news we’ve covered, but our curiosity was aroused. Do hot drinks really cause cancer? We were surprised to learn that researchers first proposed the link over 90 years ago.
Here’s the thing no one really tells you: radiation doesn’t always clock out when the treatment ends. The effects can hang around for years—quiet, sneaky, and often overlooked. Here’s what you can do.
In this moving piece from The Seattle Times, a wife shares her husband’s brush with the very real—but often overlooked—reality that breast cancer can affect men, too.
According to a recent global study, cancer deaths tied to obesity have more than tripled in the last 30 years. Even more concerning? Researchers have identified 13 specific cancers.
