May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month Non-melanoma skin cancer: Non-melanoma skin cancer is a very common cancer in the United States, with more than 5 million people diagnosed each year. Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, which are non-melanoma skin cancers, are the most common…
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VIDEO: Cancer Exercise and Exercise as Therapy to Improve Outcomes https://youtu.be/XhtYO220sXY?si=jCCHmi1JMWmgPPNi From Cancer to Sepsis: Exercise as an immunoregulatory therapy to improve disease outcomes Speaker: Graeme Koelwyn, PhD Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University in Vancouver Host: Meihong Deng, MD Associate Professor, Institute…
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How Does Exercise Minimize Cancer Treatment Side-Effects? Exercise can play a significant role in minimizing the side effects of cancer treatment in several ways: Reduced Fatigue: Cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy often cause fatigue. Regular exercise has been shown to improve energy levels and reduce…
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Why is it So Difficult to Lose Weight While on Hormonal Ablation Therapy for Cancer? Hormonal ablation therapy is commonly used in the treatment of certain types of cancer, such as prostate, testicular, breast, and ovarian cancer. This therapy aims to reduce the levels of male/female hormones in…
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Getting Through the Holidays Without Gaining Weight Managing your weight during the holidays can be challenging, but with some mindful strategies, you can enjoy the festivities without significant weight gain. Here are some tips to help you navigate the holiday season:Set Realistic Goals:Instead of aiming to lose weight…
Continue Reading→Creamy Chocolate Date Mousse – Cancer-Fighting Recipe
Creamy Chocolate Date Mousse - Cancer-Fighting Recipe Satisfy your sweet tooth with this unique chocolate mousse, packed with flavor and some surprising healthy foods: avocado and Medjool dates. Avocado is high in fiber and heart-healthy omega-3 fats while Medjool dates have more fiber, calcium and potassium. Their natural…
Continue Reading→Maple Cayenne Pecans – Cancer-Fighting Recipe
Maple Cayenne Pecans - Cancer-Fighting Recipe Having healthy snacks on hand can help fight hunger throughout the workday. This easy, portable mix is quick to make and lasts all week. Pecans pack healthy fatty acids and protein that keep you full longer. This hot and sweet spice blend…
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Chai Hot Chocolate - Cancer Fighting Recipe Chocolate may seem decadent but in moderation, it can be part of a healthy cancer-protective diet. This recipe combines cinnamon, ginger and cloves with rich cocoa for the perfect warm, spiced drink for a cold day. Plus, lab studies have shown…
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Gingerbread - Cancer Fighting Recipe This beautifully light version of traditional gingerbread uses whole-wheat pastry flour to add fiber, vitamins and phytochemicals that regular white flour lacks. Naturally sweet molasses and aromatic spices keep this dessert moist and flavorful. Serve warm with fresh fruit or a cup of…
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How are Cancer and Diabetes Related Cancer and diabetes are two distinct medical conditions, but there are some indirect connections between them. Here are a few ways in which cancer and diabetes can be related: Shared Risk Factors:Obesity: Both cancer and type 2 diabetes have been linked to obesity.…
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