The mission of St. Luke's Texas Cancer Institute is to provide
high quality, personalized cancer care to each patient through
a full range of integrated, state-of-the-art services, ministering
to the whole patient: body, mind, and spirit.
Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent
killer” because experts have believed that symptoms don’t develop
until the disease reaches an advanced stage. But recent research
suggests that the condition may be detectable earlier than
previously realized. A new symptom checklist could help you and your
doctor discover early warning signs.
When it
comes to meat, some kinds of cooking may be better than others. A new
study finds that eating well-done red meat is linked to a form of
colon cancer. You can cut your risk by following safer cooking
practices.
Skin cancer has increased in the United States:
more than one million new cases of skin cancer were diagnosed in
2002. The incidence of malignant melanoma—the deadliest form of skin
cancer — doubled among Caucasians between the ages of 25 and
29.
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