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Prostate Cancer: Early Detection
Screening means checking for a health problem before a person has symptoms. This can sometimes find diseases like certain cancers early, which can lead to early treatment. But it is not clear exactly how helpful screening is for prostate cancer.
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Laryngeal Cancer: Risk Factors
Some risk factors, such as family history, may not be in your control. But others--such as smoking, alcohol use, and diet--may be things you can change.
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Laryngeal Cancer: Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy kills cancer cells by focusing powerful X-rays at the tumor.
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Brain Tumors: Coping with Thinking and Memory Problems
Brain tumors may affect how you think, reason, and remember. Many people with brain tumors also have problems with concentration, language skills, and memory.
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Hodgkin Lymphoma: Introduction
Hodgkin lymphoma is a type of cancer. It starts in the lymphatic system and can spread to other parts of your body. Learn about the different types of Hodgkin lymphoma.
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Hypersomnia
One side effect of cancer and cancer treatment is sleeping too much. This is called hypersomnia, meaning too much sleep.
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Enteral Feeding
Nutritional supplements are available to provide protein, vitamins, and other nutrients your body needs for energy. If you can’t take these supplements by mouth, special tubes can be placed that allow you to receive the necessary nutrients without eating or drinking.
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Loss of Appetite During Cancer Treatment
Good nutrition is important during cancer treatment. Read on to learn how to work with your healthcare team and manage a loss of appetite during your treatment.
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Hypercalcemia (High Calcium Level in the Blood) and Cancer
Your calcium level can become too high if your cancer has spread to the bones, causing calcium to be released. Or your cancer may release certain hormones that affect the normal systems that control the calcium level in your blood.
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