Even if you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, you have to fully grasp that it is not the end of the world. You still have chance to survive—or to live a little longer—with the various treatments available for you. You can make your journey as a cancer patient fruitful, if not successful, by taking a look… Read More »
Male organ cancer refers to any malignancy (a tumor, or mass of cancerous cells) that forms on the male tissue, from the glans to the sheath to the spongy tissue inside. While the chances of developing cancer of the male organ are smaller than other types of cancer, it can still be a very dangerous… Read More »
Men can also have breast cancer, which is believed by some as a condition only for women. Male breast cancer develops in men’s breast tissue. Men of any age may have this ailment but it is more common in older men. As indicated by Cancer Facts and Figures 2013 by the American Cancer Society, an… Read More »
The response to treatments for different diseases varies with patients. There is no special method for finding the effectiveness of the treatments in advance. When we consider the disease of cancer, it becomes all the more difficult to claim how long the affected person will survive; with the disease or without it. Some of the… Read More »
Early detection and education for breast cancer saves thousands of lives every year. If everyone would follow the guidelines set by the American Cancer Society for early detection of breast cancer it would improve the chances that the cancer would be detected early so the treatment can begin early.Using the screening exams for early detection… Read More »
Statistics show that men are around 40% more likely to die from cancer than women, and if that doesn’t sound bad enough, 16% more men actually get cancer than women. So the odds for the men are much worse for the women, and most data seems to point to the reason being lifestyle, as no… Read More »