Fifty-four percent of Americans drink coffee daily. And it’s really no wonder—it tastes great and gives you a kick start in the morning. Plus, studies show it protects you against dementia, [...]
Category: Cancer
Coronavirus panic caused a deadly backlog of cancer cases
Back in March, when the coronavirus began to rear its ugly head here in the U.S., I grew concerned that the borderline hysterical response from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and National [...]
Daily, low-dose aspirin cuts risk of this deadly cancer by more than 50 percent!
I often report about the health benefits of taking regular, old aspirin—including added protection against cardiovascular disease and colon cancer. And now, a brand-new study published in the [...]
Lung cancer survival rates are improving, but we still have a long way to go
According to the latest data, the five-year survival rate among patients with lung cancer has actually improved over the last decade. But, in my view, that’s still not good enough. In fact, it’s [...]
Could the coronavirus shutdown cause cancer death rates to rise?
Two months ago, I predicted that the U.S. government’s draconian measures to control the coronavirus pandemic (or the panic about it) would lead to far-reaching, unplanned effects on virtually [...]
Research links common OTC painkiller to cancer
Last month, I warned you about the dangers of taking acetaminophen (the generic name for Tylenol®) for any type of respiratory infection—especially coronavirus. But really, you shouldn’t take [...]
These five medical myths just won’t go away
The past few weeks have seen an abundance of medical misinformation swirling around social media. Unfortunately, taking it all too seriously has had devastating effects on both the economy and on [...]
Why now is the perfect time to try “bathing” in the forest
Even as we adopt “social distancing,” it’s important to note that these efforts should not keep you confined inside your house. There’s always a great deal of benefit to be found by spending time [...]
The tragic, unspoken side effects of “curing” cancer
When someone survives cancer, developing heart disease probably isn’t high on their list of concerns. But it should be. In fact, according to an eye-opening new study, cancer survivors actually [...]
“Fake” cancer diagnoses continue to plague Americans
In January, as people refocus on their health and visit their doctors, we typically see a dramatic upswing in new cancer diagnoses. And I’ve always found that statistic particularly troubling, as [...]