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CNN News Anchor Diagnosed with Stage 3 Cancer: “Being Alive Feels Really Different” – BlackDoctor.org
Photo by Richard Chapin Downs Jr./Getty Images) CNN’s Sara Sidner is a truth teller. As a news anchor, she seeks…
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5 Commonly Overlooked Signs of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in American women, other than skin cancers. Breast cancer is the…
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Adding This One Food to Your Diet Could Cut Your Colon Cancer Risk
If you’re a colon cancer survivor, incorporating navy beans into your diet could be a game-changer for your health. A…
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Breast Cancer Survivor: “My Diagnosis is Aggressive, But So Am I”
Photo courtesy of Ashley Bell In the face of adversity, breast cancer surivior Ashley Bell emerged not only as a…
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What Black Women Should Know About Endometrial Cancer
I had the pleasure of speaking with Adrienne Moore, who was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in 2016. This is such…
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Left-Sided Breast Cancer is More Common, Here’s Why
Let’s delve into an interesting facet of breast cancer research – the occurrence of breast cancer on the left side…
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How to Choose the Right Prostate Cancer Treatment for You
The good news: You have options. Get to know what’s available based on your personal diagnosis. Just been diagnosed with…
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7 Signs of Prostate Cancer You Shouldn’t Ignore
See your doctor if you’re experiencing any of these symptoms. In honor of National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, the African…
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Confused About Prostate Cancer Screening? Answers Are Here.
Use this simple guide to navigate through conflicting information on prostate cancer and get answers. In honor of National Prostate…
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5 Things Black Men Should Know About Their Prostate Cancer Risk
Did you know that Black men have higher rates of prostate cancer than men of other races? Here’s what you…
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