Cancer Prevention

4 in 10 U.S. Cancer Cases Linked to Smoking, Other Modifiable Risks

Risk factors identified included smoking cigarettes, secondhand smoke, excess body weight, alcohol consumption, and consumption of red and processed meat.

Scientists Investigating Explosion of Colon Cancers in Young People Make ‘Profound' Discoveries About Diet

A group of researchers currently working to determine why young people are getting diagnosed with colon cancer at alarming rates wound up making some "profound" discoveries about our diets.

People who eat Western diets, characterized by high fat and sugar intake, have a greater risk of colorectal cancer and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), according to an international review of what people eat around the world.

It's Not Just Smoking — Here's What Causes Lung Cancer

Lung cancer is the second most common cancer among men (behind prostate cancer) and women (behind 

5 Things Wrong With Your Deodorant

You wouldn’t swallow a spoonful of toxic cosmetic ingredients. But in some ways, smearing them under your arms in the form of deodorant or antiperspirant may be worse.

“When you eat something, it’s broken down by your liver and digestive system,” says Heather Patisaul, Ph.D., an associate professor of biology at North Carolina State University. “But when you put something on your skin, there are times when it can enter your bloodstream without being metabolized.”

It’s ‘Almost Impossible’ to Eliminate Toxic PFAS from Your Diet. Here’s What You Can Do

Found in products such as eggs and rice, ‘forever chemicals’ have been linked to cancer, kidney disease and more

In recent years, research has found or pointed to the presence of toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” in a range of staples, products and beverages across the food system.

How to avoid PFAS: 5 Common Items to Avoid to Minimize Exposure to 'Forever Chemicals'

Euronews Health compiled a list of five common items with PFAS or “forever chemicals”.

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), known as “forever chemicals”, are used across various industries, from electronics to aerospace.

However, they have also found their way into everyday consumer products, raising public concern due to their harmful effects on people's health.

Nearly Half of Adult Cancer Deaths in the US Could Be Prevented by Making Lifestyle Changes, Study Finds

About 40% of new cancer cases among adults ages 30 and older in the United States — and nearly half of deaths — could be attributed to preventable risk factors, according to a new study from the American Cancer Society.

Maintaining a Healthy Weight

Many factors can affect your weight, including your genes, age, gender, lifestyle, family habits, culture, sleep, and even where you live and work. Some of these factors can make it hard to maintain or achieve a healthy weight. Regardless, following a nutritious eating pattern and exercising regularly can help keep your body as healthy as possible as you age.

7 Ways to Improve Men’s Health This Father's Day

In June, we celebrate Men’s Health Awareness and Father's Day, so it’s a great time to think about some important steps men can take to put their health first. Compared with women, men are at increased risk for a number of conditions, including heart disease, cancer, respiratory disease and more. But with education, motivation and a little help from healthcare professionals and wellness experts, you can start the habits that make for a longer, healthier life.

June is Men's Health Month: Essential Tips Every Man Must Know

Understand the importance of Men’s Health Month and find out how regular checkups, a healthy lifestyle, and mental health awareness can save lives.

June marks Men's Health Awareness Month, a crucial time dedicated to enhancing the well-being of men and boys. This initiative aims to raise awareness about preventable health problems and encourages early detection and treatment of diseases. In India, the importance of focusing on men's health cannot be overstated, given the alarming statistics and prevalent health issues among men.

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