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You can take steps to lower your risk of cancer. Get tips and tools for prevention, and find out about important screening tests. ... Details >
National Health Information Center, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
You already know that obvious symptoms, such as chest pain and severe abdominal pain, require immediate medical attention. But the not-so-obvious symptoms may leave you wondering whether you need to s... Details >
Here is a partial list of the foods that the American Institute for Cancer Research gets asked about most often. Click on each one to learn what current science says about its potential role in cancer... Details >
This tool provides links to participating Web sites that have Asian or Pacific Islander education materials on cancer. Readers may choose from the 19 Asian languages for the materials that have been ... Details >
Many cases of anal cancer is unknown and some people with anal cancer have no known risk factors. Although it is not possible to prevent this disease completely, the risk of developing anal cancer can... Details >
Having cancer does not put you at an increased risk for getting the flu. It does, however, put you at an increased risk of complications from the flu virus. Get the flu vaccine. It is your best protec... Details >
How do I find out if a suspected cancer cluster is being investigated in my area? What can I do to reduce my risk of developing cancer? Read on to find the answers to frequently asked questions about... Details >
National Center for Environmental Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
This page links to National Cancer Institute fact sheets about cancer prevention. The fact sheets are frequently updated and revised based on the latest cancer research.... Details >
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Cancer strikes people of all ages, but you are more likely to get cancer as they get older, even if no one in the family has had it. You can help safeguard your health by learning the warning signs of... Details >
The Cancer Information and Counseling Line is a national toll-free telephone information line designed to help people with cancer and their families. Call 800-525-3777.... Details >