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Schedule Your Mammogram Online Today!

Technology allows us to do things much faster than ever before. We live in a world where we are always so busy, that sometimes we forget about the important things – like making our health our number one priority. University Cancer Centers is making it a little easier to put ourselves first again by offering online scheduling… Continue reading Schedule Your Mammogram Online Today!

Schedule Your Testicular Cancer Screening Today

We can’t stress enough the importance of screenings for testicular cancer. It is a test that lasts a few minutes, but can have a lasting impact on your health. In most cases, when testicular cancer is found in its earliest stages, it is 99% treatable; however you have to take the initiative to either submit to… Continue reading Schedule Your Testicular Cancer Screening Today

Cancer Doesn’t Discriminate

Cancer can strike any age group. While a cancer diagnosis for some can mean the end of the world, there are self-examinations that can be performed to reduce the risk. If caught early, the survival rate for patients diagnosed with cancer increases ten-fold when they are most treatable. For the average person age 15 –… Continue reading Cancer Doesn’t Discriminate

What Do You Know About Cervical Cancer?

January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness month, and we’re here to help educate you on facts about cervical cancer and what to be on the lookout for to prevent an advanced stage diagnosis. Cervical cancer awareness means stepping outside of the box and the “save the cooch” slogans. It is so much more. Did you… Continue reading What Do You Know About Cervical Cancer?

When Should I Start Screening For Cancer?

Many people want to know – what age is the best age to start screening for cancer. While there is no “exact age” each cancer shows up at different ages, so it’s best to first understand that cancer has no age. While we are simply offering suggestions on when to start screening, it is important to remember… Continue reading When Should I Start Screening For Cancer?