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12 Ways to Lower Your Cancer Risk

There's no magic pill to keep you from getting cancer, but eating less red meat and trying these other tips may improve your odds.
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The Best Exercises to Do During Cancer Treatment

Exercise can be great for you if you're going through cancer treatment. Find out what workouts are best, how they can help, and how to stay safe as you get active.
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9 Stomach Cancer Symptoms You Should Know

Thousands are diagnosed with gastric cancer each year. Who's more likely to get it? And what are the warning signs to watch for?
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Surprising Causes of Lung Cancer

You might know about secondhand smoke, but do you know the cancer-causing effects of alcohol, radiation therapy, and these other things?
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Common Cancer Terms

From "abnormal growths" to "tumors," here are some words your doctor is likely to use when you've been diagnosed with cancer, and what they mean.
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Do These Things Really Cause Cancer?

You may have heard that cellphones, processed meats, and even certain types of paint can cause cancer. But is there any truth to these claims?
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