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Breast cancer is easier to treat the earlier it is found. Some experts recommend that women perform a monthly breast self exam to look for new lumps and other changes.
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Most smokers in the United States would like to quit smoking. Knowing the health risks may help.
Learn which screenings you need-and when you'll need them. Many cancers can be successfully treated if caught early.
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Smoking is the number one cause of small cell lung cancer. It's never too early to stop smoking. There are many ways to quit smoking and many resources to help you.
When cancer is discovered and treated in the earliest stages, the rate of success can be higher for several types of cancer.
The American Cancer Society recommends you check your skin about once a month for possible problems.
The consequences of overexposure to the sun are real. One blistering sunburn increases your risk.