Articles related to "Cancer Medication"

The top things a lung cancer patient should do before and after being diagnosed with lung cancer.

Tamoxifen is proven to prevent breast cancer. But it may cause side effects ranging from unpleasant to life threatening. Each woman must balance those risks and benefits.

Since 2001 the incidence of breast cancer (and its associated mortality) in the U.S. has declined, due in part to therapies guided by receptor status.

The Haunting in Connecticut, now on DVD and Blu-Ray, is a typical Hollywood-modified ghost story that offers plenty of momentary jolts but no lasting effect.

Erectile dysfunction is difficult to talk about. This condition is common and should be discussed with a doctor to find the right treatment option.

Palladia is a newly introduced drug which is used as a treatment option for cutaneous mast cell tumors. Palladia may be used with other therapies to treat this cancer.

A common emulisfier in cosmetics, vaccines and even ice cream, has been proven to damage fertility.

St. John's Wort's antidepressant effects have been examined by the medical community and stood up to scrutiny well.

Lipitor® (atorvastatin) is a widely prescribed medication. It is important to know the facts about Lipitor before starting this medication.

Cancer begins when there is a mutation to the genetic code that controls cell division.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common male health issue. Risk factors and causes of male impotency are well defined and numerous treatment options are available.