The manifestations of chemo brain can be diverse and often subtle, affecting various aspects of cognitive function. Individuals may experience a heightened sense of disorganization, confusion, and difficulty concentrating.... Read More
A Disturbing Rise in Cancer Among Young Folks
A disturbing rise in cancer among young folks. I am a cancer doctor and increasingly see young persons with malignancy. A landmark study from the American Cancer Society puts my... Read More
Not Up For Colonoscopy? I Got You.
What is FIT? It’s a fecal immunochemical test, a simple and convenient screening test for colorectal cancer that you can easily perform in the comfort of your home.... Read More
Processed Foods and Dementia
Consuming processed red meat, such as bacon, sausage, and hot dogs, has been linked to an increased risk of cognitive decline. ... Read More
The Future of Colon Cancer Screening
Recognizing an increasing risk in younger adults, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force updated its guidelines in 2021, lowering the recommended screening start age from 50 to 45.... Read More
Pesticides and Cancer
The study highlights that while individual pesticides can be harmful, using them together can significantly increase cancer risk. ... Read More
New Blood Test for Alzheimer’s
The blood test’s accuracy was 91 percent in primary and specialty care settings, compared to 61 percent and 73 percent accuracy, respectively, for clinical evaluations alone.... Read More
Outsmart Heart Disease
Adopting a healthier lifestyle lowered the risk of early-onset coronary artery disease by more than 14 times in individuals with the highest genetic predisposition. ... Read More