Cancer

In 2016, the UK was gifted with a sizzling summer, with the hottest day in the past seven years recorded on a September day. That however hasn’t stopped families and friends heading out to the beaches …

Prostate Cancer has some alarming statistics associated with it being crowned the most common in males, second only to skin cancer in the United States. For reasons unknown, black and …

With around seven thousand four hundred new cases registered in 2014 alone, ovarian cancer is the sixth most common cancer and the fifth most common cause of death in females in the UK in 2014. …

A cancer, is to put it simply, is an abnormality formed when the normal cells that comprise a tissue or organ turns into abnormal cells, that unlike its normal counterpart does not die and …

On noticing the title, one would automatically associate lung cancer with cigarette smoking. Your intuition, thanks to the strict regulation and successful public awareness campaigns, does hold true. …

In 2016, liver cancer is estimated to have affected about 40,170 American citizens and taken the lives of 28,920 adults, making it the tenth most common cancer and the fifth and the eighth most common cause of cancer. …

Majorly affecting women, cervical cancer is a cancer that originates from the cervix; the lower part of the uterus. In the United States, it is estimated to affect about 12,280 women in 2017, with 4210 cases fatal. …

Breast cancer is the second most common reason for cancer deaths in women in the United States, following lung cancer. In 2016, an estimated 246,000 women were diagnosed of invasive breast cancer out of which 40,540 will be fatal. …