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Colon cancer is quickly becoming the most common type of cancer, and in most cases is a silent killer. In its early stages there are very few symptoms, and since screening usually isn't recommended until after age 50, colon cancer can go undetected. Fortunately there are some symptoms to look for, and you can insist on regular... more »

Colorectal cancer, also known as colon cancer, is the cancer of the large intestine. According to the American Cancer Society, there are 150,000 new cases of colon cancer and 55,000 deaths of colorectal cancer every year. Only 50 percent of patients with colon cancer live past five years after they are diagnosed with the disease. Your... more »

Cancer can derail a person's life, especially if it is caught in a later stage. This is why it is so important to listen to our bodies, live healthy lifestyles, and go in for routine checkups and screenings. Though many signs of cancer are also caused by minor illnesses such as a cold, strep throat or stomach flu, any abnormal changes... more »

Thyroid cancer is cancer of the thyroid gland, which is located in the neck just under the Adam's apple. In order to properly understand thyroid cancer, it is important to learn about the thyroid cancer diagnosis process. Luckily there is a large amount of information available online and through your health care provider. more »

Testicular cancer is a fairly uncommon disease. There are no proven means of preventing this cancer from occurring, but you can increase the likelihood of discovering it in its early and most treatable stages in several ways. more »