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Rutgers Researchers find E-cigarette use Among Teens to be Higher than Previously Thought

Peter Hofland, Ph.D-February 13, 2020

Excessive and Binge Drinking Surprisingly Common Among Cancer Survivors

Are Physicians Counseling Cancer Survivors Enough to Adopt a Healthy Lifestyle?

Exposure to Antibiotics Linked to Increased Risk of Colon Cancer

Debunking the 7 Most Common Misconceptions of Colorectal Cancer

Diet and Cancer: What?s the Connection?

Mark Lowdell-February 20, 2019

After the Cancer Diagnosis: Six Steps for Moving from Fear...

Julie Benezet-February 17, 2019

Attendees during morning sessions of the 2018 San Antonio Breast cancer Symposium. Courtesy 2018 AACR

Lifestyle Intervention Associated with Higher Disease-free Survival Rates in Breast Cancer

Peter Hofland, Ph.D-December 9, 2018

Exercise may Improve Cardiovascular Function During Adjuvant Breast Cancer Treatment

Peter Hofland, Ph.D-December 9, 2018

Changing Behaviors: Cigarette Smoking Declines As Vaping Increases in Popularity

Peter Hofland, Ph.D-November 26, 2018

Increased Popularity of E-cigarettes Results in Alarming Rise of Young Smokers

Danielle Garcia-November 17, 2018

Aggressive Tobacco Control Programs Reduces California Lung Cancer Deaths by 28%

Danielle Garcia-October 11, 2018

Analysis Shows Healthy Diets Associated with Lower Cancer Risk

Peter Hofland, Ph.D-July 28, 2018

Parents Consider Cancer Prevention Potential the Primary Reason for HPV Vaccination

Peter Hofland, Ph.D-June 14, 2018

Patients with Diabetes have an Increased Risk of Developing and Dying...

Editorial Team-September 28, 2013

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Danielle Garcia-February 18, 2021

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Peter Hofland, Ph.D-February 10, 2021

Press Releases | Cancer

Current Liver Cancer Screenings May Leave African Americans at Greater...February 25, 2021
Early detection could reduce the number of African Americans dying from liver cancer, but current screening guidelines may not find cancer soon enough in this community, according to a study published...(PRWeb February 25, 2021)Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/current_liver_cancer_screenings_may_leave_african_americans_at_greater_risk/prweb17756624.htm
Early colorectal cancer detection critical for those over 45February 24, 2021
ASCRS calls for increase in screening leading up to National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.(PRWeb February 24, 2021)Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/early_colorectal_cancer_detection_critical_for_those_over_45/prweb17753894.htm
Using Cognitive Assessment to Improve Decision Making in Oncology...February 23, 2021
In this free webinar, attendees will learn about the assessment of cognition in people with cancer entering clinical trials and how to leverage digital technologies to drive sensitive, reliable and...(PRWeb February 23, 2021)Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/using_cognitive_assessment_to_improve_decision_making_in_oncology_clinical_trials_upcoming_webinar_hosted_by_xtalks/prweb17746774.htm