Cancer
Cancer is the second leading cause of death among Americans. The cancer risk can be reduced by adopting healthier lifestyles such as avoiding tobacco use, increasing physical activity, maintaining optimal weight, improving nutrition and avoiding sun exposure. Cancer survival can be improved by increasing screenings to detect and treat cancer early, when cancer is most treatable. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 9-8-04)
Breast Cancer
Breast cancer information such as how many people get breast cancer, what is breast cancer, risk factors of breast cancer and screening recommendations.
Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer information such as how many people get cervical cancer, what is cervical cancer, risk factors of cervical cancer and screening recommendations.
Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer information such as how many people get colorectal cancer, what is colorectal cancer, risk factors of colorectal cancer and screening recommendations.
Lung Cancer
Lung cancer information such as how many people get lung cancer, what is lung cancer, risk factors of lung cancer and screening recommendations.
Skin Cancer - Melanoma
Melanoma skin cancer information such as how many people get melanoma, what is melanoma, risk factors of melanoma and screening recommendations.
Skin Cancer - Nonmelanoma
Nonmelanoma skin cancer information such as how many people get nonmelanoma, what is nonmelanoma, risk factors of nonmelanoma and screening recommendations.
Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer information such as how many people get prostate cancer, what is prostate cancer, risk factors of prostate cancer and screening recommendations.