Cancer

Multiple myeloma is one of the more uncommon cancers people can develop. According to the American Cancer Society, the lifetime risk of developing this type of blood cancer is one in 132.¹ Although the odds of getting diagnosed with multiple myeloma are lower compared to other diseases, that doesn’t make it any less important to […]

Cancer in any form can be very deadly. But if you develop mesothelioma, you’re living with one of the most aggressive and deadliest types of cancer¹. Mesothelioma often goes unnoticed for many years, and it’s typically diagnosed only once the disease is advanced. With a five-year survival rate of just 5 to 10 percent, you […]

Throat cancer is a relatively uncommon cancer, especially in comparison to other types of cancer. Just 12,370 people are diagnosed with throat cancer each year.1 However, this doesn’t make throat cancer any less dangerous. It can cause tumors in your throat, voice box, or tonsils, causing lasting consequences. You can learn more about throat cancer […]

Skin cancer, specifically melanoma, is a serious health concern for absolutely everyone. More than 100,000 new cases are diagnosed each year – and it affects men and women of all ages¹. Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer, and if you’ve been exposed to UV light, you have an increased risk of developing […]

Cancer is a serious concern for men of any age, but the risk can be particularly critical for men over age 50. PublicHealth.org¹ reports that more than 827,000 new cancer diagnoses occur annually, and many of those types of cancers directly affect men. Knowing the signs of different cancers and what you can do to […]

Cancer is a frightening illness, but brain cancer is particularly scary. According to Cancer.net¹, more than 23,800 adults will be diagnosed with cancerous brain tumors this year – and brain cancer is the 10th leading cause of death for men and women. Brain cancer appears when a tumor of cancerous cells forms in an area […]

Bladder cancer is a condition in which cells in the urinary bladder experience uncontrolled growth, creating tumors and gradually impinging on the bladder’s healthy tissues. In some cases, a cancerous bladder tumor can be the result of metastasis, or the transfer of cancer from adjacent tissue. Otherwise, bladder cancer is caused by the generation of a new […]

Cancer is deadly no matter which form it takes, but certain types of cancer can target even the healthiest of people. Multiple myeloma is a rare cancer that targets the senior community – and anyone over age 60 is at risk. Be sure to check online right now for common early symptoms to avoid getting […]