What We’re Talking About When We’re Talking About Cancer
In Wit, the play by Margaret Edson, Cynthia Nixon’s searing performance begs the audience not to turn away.
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Is Oral Sex to Blame for the Surge in Cancer of the Mouth and Throat?
“The ideal would be to prevent HPV infection in the first place,” Gillison says.
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The Truth About Breast Cancer and Drinking Red Wine—or Any Alcohol
Last week’s report that drinking red wine could reduce the risk for breast cancer was just the latest in a
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Plastic Surgery Is Not for Everyone: Options Following a Mastectomy
A woman with a breast cancer diagnosis faces many sudden choices, and in the emotional frenzy, reconstruction decisions may get
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