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Self-care is the name of the game for cancers. The mothers of the zodiac, cancers rely on support from their routines and their environments to feel their best. When you’re an incredibly sensitive, empathic person, you’ll need ample time to rest and recharge. For cancers, self-care can make or break their mental state. According to Cosmopolitan, people born between June 20th […]
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Your zodiac sign can impact every aspect of your life, according to astrologers. In fact, the placement of the stars at the time of your birth can determine everything from your disposition to how you handle love and, yes, even your mental health. Being a Leo, a Taurus, a Capricorn, or any other sign can predict how your mental health […]
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According to the recent statistics, more and more people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer. However, not everyone is actually as aware or know enough about it. This type of cancer actually started from the colon. If it begins with the colon then it would be referred to as colon cancer but if it begins with the rectal area then […]
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The Challenge’s Ashley Cain and Safiyya Vorajee’s 8-month-old daughter, Azaylia, is eating for the first time in two weeks, according to an Instagram Story shared by Vorajee. Related story This Is Why We Watch a Reality-TV Star's Heartbreaking 10-Minute Video About His Daughter's Leukemia The baby girl was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of leukemia at just 2 […]
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Singing in a choir is a group activity which has been among the many group interventions studied for their positive effects on people under stress. These groups could include cancer patients, those who provide care for cancer-affected people, and those who have lost a loved one to cancer recently. Choral singing may contribute more to the overall well-being of individuals, […]
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The prostate gland is a mass of tissue just below the urinary bladder in males, about the size of a walnut. It is situated in the region called the bladder base. It extends all around the urethra like a doughnut, surrounding the neck of the bladder. Why is prostate anatomy important? The prostate in humans is involved in three major […]
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Skip to: A Toxin Capable of Halting a Signaling Pathway Achieving Tumour Growth Inhibition The Promise of Drug Repurposing in the Future Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) describes the form of the disease that lacks the expression of 3 receptors: estrogen, progesterone, and HER2. Up to 15% of breast cancers are considered to be TNBC, which is correlated with an elevated […]
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For people who‘ve undergone treatments for cancer, hair loss is a common but nevertheless stressful side effect. And, contrary to popular belief, the hard part isn’t over when your hair starts to return. Here, survivor Laila Roudsari opens up about the hair changes she experienced. This story is part of our series on women's experiences with cancer & hair loss. […]
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For people who've undergone treatments for cancer, hair loss is a common but nevertheless stressful side effect. And, contrary to popular belief, the hard part isn't over when your hair starts to return. Here, survivor Susan Chinn shares the story of how she learned to love her post-chemo hair — with and without accessories. This piece is part of our […]
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For people who‘ve undergone treatments for cancer, hair loss is a common but nevertheless stressful side effect. And, contrary to popular belief, the hard part isn’t over when your hair starts to return. Here, survivor Sarah Ochoa shares what she learned about herself during her post-treatment hair journey. This story is part of our series on women's experiences with cancer […]
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