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There is Strength In Numbers—Share Your Colon Cancer Story
One of the most important things in life, I’ve decided, is to realize that I’m not alone in my struggles. Two years ago, my fourth child was born at 30 weeks and spent the entire summer in the NICU....
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Celebrate National Work and Family Month by Establishing Good Habits
I’ll be the first to admit that I have trouble finding a good work-life balance. I think we’re all in the same boat, though. It seems like I’m constantly re-evaluating if I’m giving my work and my...
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Have a “Healthy” Appreciation for Your Boss on Boss’s Day!
I can remember each boss I’ve had over the years. Some bosses I’ve enjoyed more than others, but I can honestly say that I can appreciate at least one good quality about each individual that has...
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Hug Your Spouse Today! Marriage Can Help You Survive Cancer
My husband is incredibly helpful. He’s a better housekeeper than I am, so when I go out shopping or have errands to do I can count on the house being clean when I get home. I don’t think he’s ever been...
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More Reason to Stay in Shape: Obesity is Linked to Cancer
It’s hard to stay in shape. There just doesn’t seem to be enough time in the day to add one more thing. I have tried working out early in the morning, later at night, or at the lunch hour. What I’ve...
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Estrogen May Help Prevent Colon Cancer
Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States, and it is estimated that it will claim the lives of 50,000 Americans this year. Because of the prevalence of the disease...
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Using the Internet Regularly Can Help Keep You Colon Cancer-Free
Did you know that using the internet could prolong your life? Recent research is finding that middle-aged men and women who use the internet are more likely to make healthy choices like exercising,...
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New Study Hopes to Increase Colon Cancer Screenings for African-Americans
African-Americans are 20 percent more likely to develop colorectal cancer than Caucasian Americans, and they are 18 percent more likely to die from it, according to a study by University at Buffalo....
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Colon Cancer Testing May be Leveling Off…but Why?
From 2002 to 2010, the rate for colon cancer screenings among American adults between the ages of 50 and 75 steadily increased. This increase, in part, is attributed to Katie Couric’s live colonoscopy...
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Gut Bacteria Can Increase Your Risk for Colorectal Cancer
Did you know certain bacteria in your digestive tract can make you more prone to colorectal cancer? Colon cancer results from uncontrolled cell growth in the colon or rectum, and this growth can be...
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