Physical activity’s effect on cancer mortality
Exercise may not only prevent cancer from developing, but it may also reduce the risk of death after cancer is diagnosed.
Exercise may not only prevent cancer from developing, but it may also reduce the risk of death after cancer is diagnosed.
Women presenting with new-onset heavy menstrual bleeding plus thrombocytopenia or pancytopenia should be evaulatued for a possible hematologic malignancy.
One-third of cases may be avoided if patients maintained a healthy weight and limited alcohol consumption.
Nearly 70% of participants who self-administered acupressure therapy experienced improved levels of fatigue.
The USPSTF has released a recommendation statement regarding screening adults for colorectal cancer.
As breast cancer survivorship increases, NPs have taken on long-term patient care.
Multi-level interventions can effectively increase rates of colon cancer screening in a primary care setting.
Extending adjuvant aromatase inhibitor treatment can decrease disease recurrence and increase survival in breast cancer patients.
A clinical practice guideline offers recommendations on the best course of treatment for patients with potentially treatable pancreatic cancer.
Fruit intake in adolescence may be associated with decreased breast cancer rates in adulthood.