If you have cancer, you know it may be tough to sort through your treatment options with your health care team and figure out what’s best for you. You...

Anytime you hear about skin cancer, you always hear the same advice — contact a health care provider if you notice anything unusual. And then, one day,...

You’ve heard it over and over again — cover up, wear a hat and use sunscreen to protect your skin from skin cancer. Maybe you’ve heard it so often that...

If you ever get your nails done professionally, you probably know the benefits of dip powder or gel manicures. With these techniques, the polish on your...

Cancer screenings can help find cancer at earlier, more treatable stages, so getting screened on schedule is important for your health. But what does “on...

Ovarian cancer can affect anyone with ovaries, just as prostate cancer can affect anyone with a prostate. People with these reproductive organs may identify...

Keeping a close eye on your skin and moles is the most important step toward finding skin cancer early, when it’s most treatable. “You are your own first...

When you’re enjoying the outdoors, it can be easy to forget to protect your skin. According to the National Cancer Institute, almost 30% of adults don’t...

It’s important to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays. That’s because sun exposure can cause skin cancer, including melanoma—the most dangerous...

If you’ve always got bumpy skin, don’t worry — you aren’t the only one. There’s a good chance that what you’re experiencing is keratosis pilaris. This...