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  1. How to Test for Stomach Cancer and What to Expect

    Learn how stomach cancer is diagnosed, from endoscopy and biopsy to staging and biomarker tests, and what each step involves.

    By Santiago Vargas
  2. What Are the Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer?

    Ovarian cancer symptoms like bloating and pelvic pain are easy to overlook. Here’s what to watch for and when to talk to your doctor.

    By Sheila S. Thompson
  3. What Cancer Can Cause Itchy Skin? Types to Know

    Itchy skin can sometimes be linked to certain cancers, including lymphoma and liver cancer. Learn which types cause itching and what sets it apart from common causes.

    By Andrea Galbraith
  4. How Many Women Get Breast Cancer in Their Lifetime?

    About 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop breast cancer. Learn how age, race, and other factors shape your personal risk and what the survival rates look like.

    By Santiago Vargas
  5. What Does Skin Cancer Feel Like? Symptoms by Type

    Skin cancer often starts without pain, but itching, bleeding, or a sore that won’t heal can be early signs. Learn what each type may feel like.

    By Anna Mayer
  6. How Do You Get Stomach Cancer: Causes and Risk Factors

    Stomach cancer has several known causes, from H. pylori infection and diet to genetics and lifestyle habits. Learn what raises your risk.

    By Santiago Vargas
  7. How Neuroendocrine Cancer Kills: Organs and Final Stages

    Neuroendocrine cancer can affect the liver, heart, and bowel as it progresses. Learn how the disease impacts organs and what the final stages typically involve.

    By Fiona Novak
  8. What Does Throat Cancer Feel Like at First?

    Early throat cancer can feel surprisingly subtle. Learn which sensations, from ear pain to voice changes, may signal something worth checking out.

    By Ashley Berger
  9. Why Is Red Meat Carcinogenic? Causes and Real Risk

    Red meat raises cancer risk through heme iron, cooking chemicals, and gut bacteria — but the actual risk increase is modest and partly offset by vegetables.

    By Sandra Nez
  10. What Is Exemestane Used For in Breast Cancer?

    Exemestane is a hormone therapy used in postmenopausal breast cancer treatment and risk reduction. Learn how it works, its side effects, and how it compares to tamoxifen.

    By Min-ji Turner
  11. What Cancer Does Alcohol Cause? 7 Types Explained

    Alcohol is linked to seven types of cancer, including breast and colon. Learn how it damages DNA, who’s most at risk, and what cutting back can do.

    By Min-ji Turner
  12. How Serious Is a Meningioma? What Grade and Location Mean

    Meningioma seriousness depends on tumor grade and where it grows in the brain or spine. Here’s what those factors mean for treatment and recovery.

    By Eric Ali
  13. How Does Skin Cancer Happen: DNA Damage Explained

    Learn how UV light damages DNA, why repair sometimes fails, and how those mutations can eventually lead to skin cancer.

    By Abigail Clayton
  14. Is a Lung Nodule Cancer? What Doctors Look For

    Most lung nodules aren’t cancer. Learn how doctors use size, shape, growth rate, and your risk factors to decide what a nodule means and what to do next.

    By Fiona Novak