Nature’s New Hope for Stomach Cancer
Recent research highlights the potential of natural compounds from Brazilian plants—such as açaÃ, cacao, guava, and pitanga—in combating stomach cancer.
Cancer in a Jar? The Alarming Truth About Hair Relaxers
According to a powerful new exposé from Consumer Reports, more than 10,000 women are now alleging that toxic chemicals in hair relaxers have led to devastating diagnoses—including uterine, ovarian, and endometrial cancers.
When Something Feels Off: The Subtle Symptoms Michael Bolton Didn’t Ignore
Sometimes, the earliest signs of serious illness are subtle and easily dismissed. Michael Bolton’s recent revelation about his brain cancer diagnosis underscores the importance of paying attention to unusual symptoms. Read more about his journey and the warning signs that led to his diagnosis.​Â
Airborne Microplastics Linked to Lung and Colon Cancer
We’re breathing in more than just air—and it could be fueling cancer. A new UCSF-led study points to airborne microplastics as a potential trigger for lung and colon cancers, raising urgent questions about the hidden cost of everyday plastic exposure.
Too Young for Cancer? When The Doctors Wouldn’t Listen
She was only 27, but her symptoms were real—and getting worse. After being brushed off by multiple doctors, she finally told a lie just to get a colonoscopy. That lie uncovered stage 4 colon cancer.
What a New Study Says About Eggs, Soy—and Cancer Growth
A fat found in eggs, soy, and seed oils may be linked to faster tumor growth in aggressive breast cancer, according to a new study—raising fresh concerns about everyday food choices and cancer risk.
