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The Best Zodiac Gifts for the Most Dedicated Astrology Lover You Know

Whether she's an attention-adoring Leo, an oh-so compassionate Cancer or an always-adventurous Sagittarius, these are the best presents to give your favorite astrology lover this year.
By Morgan Halberg

Ulay Made Art Out of Everything—Even the Illness That Took His Life

In the final years of his life, Ulay produced a film about his struggles with illness titled 'Project Cancer.'
By Helen Holmes
RGB supporters have been waiting on the edge of their seats, wondering whether the Supreme Court's leading liberal justice will be well enough to hear cases.

Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Cancer Scare Shouldn’t Stop Her From Hearing Supreme Court Cases

RGB supporters have been waiting on the edge of their seats, wondering whether the Supreme Court's leading liberal justice will be well enough to hear cases come January 7.
By Emily Cegielski

These 4 Foods Are Ruining Your Precious Good Night’s Sleep

By Josh Axe

New York City School Meals May No Longer Include Processed Meats

By Madina Toure
Unsplash/Hermes Rivera

How to Use the Keto Diet to Lose Weight and Fight Disease in 2018

By Josh Axe
Unsplash/Simone van der Koelen

Link Between Birth Control and Breast Cancer Is Tiny, Studies Show

By Francesca Friday
Unsplash/Ricardo Mancia

Maryland’s Relaxed Medical Marijuana Policy Offers Safe Alternative to Opioids

By Francesca Friday
Unsplash/Brooke Lark

A 1965 Study Revealed Sugar Causes Cancer—Why Was There a Cover-Up?

By Francesca Friday
LAWRENCE, MA- August 15, 2017: Richard Long, 43, shows off one of his bracelets outside of his recovery center on Tuesday, August 15, 2017. Richard has been clean for 2-years and lost his wife last year to a carfentanil and Klonopin overdose.

New Study Links Cancer Treatment to Dangerous Opioid Addiction

By Francesca Friday
This mighty plant can do more than just spice up your favorite dish.

Get the Most Out of Turmeric’s Anti-Inflammatory Properties

By David B. Samadi
Unsplash/Osha Key

No, Turmeric Is Not a Cancer Cure

By Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz
You don't necessarily have a serious condition.

If You See Blood in Your Urine, Don’t Panic

By David B. Samadi
Image of cells through a confocal microscope at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute.

3D Software Set for 2018 Release Could Revolutionize Cancer Treatment

By Michael Sainato
The earlier you treat it, the better your options for treatment are.

Don’t Ignore These Warning Signs of Gynecologic Cancers

By David B. Samadi
The number of adults living with cancer will likely triple in size by 2030.

We’re Not Ready for the ‘Silver Tsunami’ of Older Adults Living With Cancer

By Keith M. Bellizzi
Determining the stage of prostate cancer will help the doctor decide on the best treatment.

The Different Stages of Prostate Cancer and What They Mean

By David B. Samadi
The decision for a man to take the test is left up to men and their doctors.

Men’s 5 Most Burning Questions About PSA Answered

By David B. Samadi
A photographer takes a picture of a prototype of the tube of the new linear accelerator Linac 4, at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) on May 9, 2017 in Meyrin near Geneva. CERN inaugurates its linear accelerator, Linac 4 due to feed the CERN accelerator complex with particle beams of higher energy, which will allow the LHC to reach higher luminosity by 2021. It will become the first step in CERNs accelerator chain, delivering proton beams to a wide range of experiments. / AFP PHOTO / Fabrice COFFRINI (Photo credit should read FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images)

CERN’s New Particle Accelerator Has Potential to Treat Cancer and Detect Art Fakes

By Alanna Martinez
Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli

Ciattarelli Opens Up About Running for Governor While Battling Cancer

By Salvador Rizzo
Simone Harbinson post-cancer/weight loss.

Cosmopolitan Under Fire for Calling Cancer a Hot New Weight Loss Trend

By John Bonazzo
Bill Kelliher (short hair) and Troy Sanders (long hair) of the band Mastodon

Mastodon on Timelessness, Loss and Transcending Heavy Metal

By Justin Joffe
Cancer cells, in red, cannibalize a type of stem cell, shown in green. The red cells with small specks of green are breast cancer cells that have “eaten” the stem cell.

How ‘Cannibalism’ by Breast Cancer Cells Promotes Dormancy

By Thomas Bartosh
Grilling directly over an open flame produces chemicals that can cause prostate cancer.

Avoid These 4 Foods for Optimum Prostate Health

By David B. Samadi
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