Cancer

Research shows colon cancer is the third most common type of cancer in America.1 Like bowel and rectal cancer, colon cancer involves the lower digestive system. This is why so many people tend to confuse these similar cancers. To distinguish which type the patient actually has, doctors must find out where the cancer actually starts. […]

Some medical treatments for cancer, including radiation of the head and neck or chemotherapy, can cause changes to the way in which food tastes and smells while also making people feel full much earlier. In addition, the American Cancer Society reports that more than half of people who are diagnosed with cancer have already experienced […]

A rare form of cancer, leukemia occurs in the tissues of your body that create blood cells. When people have leukemia, blood-forming tissue creates abnormal blood cells that may cause several different symptoms. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society reports that an estimated 60,300 people will be newly diagnosed with leukemia in the U.S. in 2018. […]