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Cancer & Oncology : Health & Medical
Treatment Options For Breast Cancer
An overview of the different stages of breast cancer, followed by a discussion of some conventional and alternative breast cancer treatments and therapies.
Toward a Global Oncology
The needs of patients with cancer are the same the world over, and cancer clinicians have common aims. An international panel of experts discusses how to improve cancer care worldwide.
Wilms Tumor
Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of Wilms tumor including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more.
What Are The 4 Diseases That Are Commonly Associated With Asbestos Exposure?
Exposure to asbestos fibers can lead to the development of these diseases:
New Drug May Stop Spread of Lung Cancer
A new drug may stop the spread of lung cancer by blocking an enzyme that prevents cancer cells from dying.
Prognosis in Lung Cancer: Evolution of TNM in Molecular Age
Find out about revisions to the TNM classification system -- now in its' 8th edition.
Cost of Breast Cancer Treatment Without Insurance
Women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer and do not have insurance will have difficulty paying for treatments. The cost for breast cancer treatment can range from around $50,000 to nearly $100,000 depending on the type of treatment that is needed. If you do not have insurance there are var
Survival Tips For Chemo and Radiation - Part 1
I cannot tell you how many women I speak to that have regrets about going the traditional chemo-radiation route. I have heard tales of finger nails turning black and blue and eventually falling off, mouth and esophageal ulcers, rotting teeth, heart damage, nerve damage, diabetes, hair loss, blisteri
Is Surgery Still the Best Option for Early Stage NSCLC?
With the increasing number of management options for early stage lung cancer, the role of surgery in this disease subset has been questioned.
Lung Cancer Classification - What Is Stage IV?
When a patient is diagnosed with lung cancer, the first thing a doctor will explain is the staging of the disease. However, many newly diagnosed patients rarely understand the full implications of that staging. Here we will explain a little about the implications of a stage IV diagnosis, and what it
A Clean Colon Is the Body's First Line of Defense
Number one risk factor for colon cancer is age. Importantly, colon cancer is also one of the most curable forms of cancer. It has been well demonstrated that if colon cancer is caught in the earliest stages, the cure rate could be increased to 90%.
Questions and Answers About Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy (also called chemo) is a type of cancer treatment that uses drugs to destroy cancer cells. This article answers many common questions about chemotherapy.
Tips On How To Survive Cancer
We all perceive cancer as a life threatening disease and will automatically stay permanent on a person's body for the rest of their life. What is cancer? In cancer, you have cells that divide and ...
Get Shot Of Excess Fats And Breathe Simplistic
Combined with a portion of it era term fat hormone imbalances imbalance and each year.
Treatment for Multiple Myeloma With Dexamethasone
Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer where white blood plasma cells multiply too quickly, affecting the blood, immune system, bones and many other areas of the body. While there is no cure for multiple myeloma, there are several treatment options that can lengthen and improve the quality of life.
Broccoli May Help Smokers' Lungs
Smokers and former smokers who eat lots of broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables may be less likely than other smokers to develop lung cancer, new research shows.
Can Mesothelioma Be Treated?
Mesothelioma cancer is a very dangerous disease that can attack some vital organs in the human body, it can attack the lungs, "not the lungs itself but the layer that surround the lungs". It can also attack the abdomen especially the layers surround the organs of the abdominal cavity. It c
Ovarian Cancer & Treatment Options
Ovarian cancer presents challenges in diagnosis and, consequently, treatment. Symptoms are often absent until the tumor has already grown and spread to other organs. When present, the symptoms are general and are often misattributed to other conditions. Ovarian cancer is treated with a combination o
Malignant Melanoma in Children
Alarmed as you might be to hear it, childhood melanoma is on the rise, according to Dr. Elizabeth Connelly, a pediatric dermatologist at the University of Miami. While it's not nearly as common for a child to be diagnosed with this form as skin cancer as it is for an adult, it can and does happen, w
Breast Cancer, What Do You Need To Know?
The article is discussing breast cancer as one of the most common types of the disease, in addition to the use of mammography and breast MRI in breast cancer screening programs.