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What is Urethral Cancer?
In men, it forms in the cells that line the urethra in the penis. In women, cancer cells grow near where the urethra opens. In this form of the dis...
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What is Thyroid Cancer?
It tends to grow slowly, but often spreads to the lymph nodes in your neck. This is rare in the United States because iodine is added to salt and o...
Read moreLiposarcoma
If you're diagnosed with liposarcoma, you have a form of cancer that starts in fat cells. Doctors aren't sure exactly what causes liposarcoma. Lipo...
Read moreWhat is Chordoma?
Chordoma is a kind of cancer that grows in the bones of your skull and spine. In a small number of people, some of the notochord cells are left beh...
Read moreWhat is Bowens Disease?
This is a kind of skin cancer that affects the upper layer (epidermis) of your skin. However, long-term sun exposure and aging may increase your od...
Read moreUnderstanding Liver Cancer -- Diagnosis and Treatment
Unfortunately, most liver cancers are inoperable at the time it's diagnosed, either because the cancer is too advanced or the liver is too diseased...
Read moreUnderstanding Liver Cancer -- The Basics
It's important to know what type of liver tumor you have. Various cancer- causing substances are associated with primary liver cancer, including ce...
Read moreUnderstanding Endometrial Cancer -- The Basics
High- fat diets, especially containing red meat, can increase the risk of cancer, including endometrial and colon cancer. Women taking the drug tam...
Read moreTongue Cancer Facts
Your dentist may find signs of tongue cancer during a checkup, or your doctor might notice something during a regular exam. The human papillomaviru...
Read moreStomach Cancer
Stomach cancer begins when cancer cells form in the inner lining of your stomach. Scientists don’t know exactly what makes cancer cells start growi...
Read moreWhat is a Soft Tissue Sarcoma?
Soft tissue sarcomas are a group of cancers that grow in parts of your body such as your muscles, bones, deep layers of skin, or in fat. Radiation,...
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