Spotting Cancer Blog
The Importance of Paying Attention to Your Body
Your body is constantly communicating with you, and it is important to pay attention to the signals it sends.
Telling Your Family About the Importance of Charting Family Cancer History
Charting your family’s cancer history can help identify patterns and potential genetic links, and may be useful for risk assessment and preventive measures.
A Note To Say Thanks For All The Support
At Spotting Cancer, we are grateful for the support that organizations like Google and Microsoft have given us.
When to Use the Internet vs. When to See Your Medical Team
Studies report that over 85% of American adults have looked online for health-related information.
The 7 Most Common Signs & Symptoms of Cancer to Watch
Cancer is not preventable at this time. It is curable! The best opportunity to being cured is to find it early and get it treated timely. So, what can you do to increase the probability of early detection.
4 Methods That Help Detect Breast Cancer Early
According to the American Cancer Society, 1 out of 8 women will have breast cancer in the United States. The male probability is 1 in 833. The good news 99% of breast cancer patients can survive over 5 years if the disease has not spread.
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