Explore the most common forms of cancer — from breast and lung to prostate and skin — and understand how each one affects the body differently.
Did you know? Around 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.
Related: [Treatment Types] • [Cancer Myths & Misconceptions]
Discover the main ways cancer is treated, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and newer targeted therapies — what they do, when they’re used, and how they help.
Did you know? Targeted therapies are designed to attack cancer cells while doing less harm to healthy cells — making treatment more precise.
Related: [Conventional vs. Emerging Treatments] • [Therapeutic Strategies]
Learn the key emotional and practical steps after a cancer diagnosis — from making sense of test results to choosing the right care team and support network.
Did you know? Seeking a second opinion can often confirm a diagnosis and expand treatment options.
Related: [Future of Diagnostics] • [Therapeutic Strategies
Explore how emerging technologies like AI, 3D bioprinting, and genetic research are paving the way for faster, more accurate cancer detection.
Did you know? AI‑powered tools can analyse scans in seconds, identifying patterns too subtle for the human eye.
Related: [Latest Cancer Research] • [Cancer Economics & Ethics]
Compare established cancer therapies — such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy — with innovative options like targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and personalised medicine. Understand how each works, when they’re used, and their potential benefits.
Did you know? Immunotherapy harnesses the body’s own immune system to fight cancer, and in some cases can lead to long‑lasting remission.
Related: [Treatment Types] • [Recovery Focus]
Guidance on healing and regaining quality of life after treatment — from managing side effects and building strength to emotional recovery and lifestyle changes that support long‑term wellness.
Did you know? Regular physical activity after treatment can improve energy levels, reduce recurrence risk, and boost mood.
Related: [Therapeutic Strategies] • [Support & Lifestyle]
Explore the different approaches to managing cancer — from symptom control and side‑effect management to complementary therapies that support overall well‑being alongside medical treatment.
Did you know? Mind‑body practices like meditation and yoga can help reduce stress and improve quality of life for people undergoing cancer treatment.
Related: [Recovery Focus] • [Support & Lifestyle]
Practical tips for building daily routines — from balanced nutrition and regular movement to mindfulness practices — that support long‑term health and resilience.
Did you know? Even small changes, like adding an extra serving of vegetables or taking a 10‑minute walk, can boost overall well‑being over time.
Related: [Support & Lifestyle] • [Prevention Practices & Advocacy]
Holistic guidance on relationships, community connections, and self‑care routines that nurture well‑being beyond medical treatment.
Did you know? Strong social support can improve recovery outcomes and lower stress levels in people managing chronic illness.
Related: [Therapeutic Strategies] • [Healthy Habits]
Separate fact from fiction with clear, evidence‑based explanations that debunk common misunderstandings about cancer causes, treatments, and outcomes.
Did you know? Despite popular belief, using deodorant or microwaving food does not increase your cancer risk.
Related: [Prevention Practices & Advocacy] • [Cancer Types]
Practical steps and community action ideas to help lower cancer risk — from healthy lifestyle choices to advocacy that inspires others toward better health.
Did you know? Up to 40% of cancers could be prevented through lifestyle and environmental changes.
Related: [Healthy Habits] • [Cancer Advocacy]
Highlight patient rights, amplify survivor stories, and inspire involvement in local and global cancer advocacy movements that push for better care and policy change.
Did you know? Many landmark cancer policy reforms began with grassroots campaigns led by patients and their families.
Related: [Ethical Considerations] • [Prevention Practices & Advocacy]
Discuss the complex moral questions in cancer treatment and research — from clinical trial access and patient consent to balancing innovation with patient safety.
Did you know? Some breakthrough drugs face delays in reaching patients due to ethical debates over trial design and cost.
Related: [Cancer Advocacy] • [Cancer Economics & Ethics]
Explore how financial realities and moral considerations intersect in cancer care — from treatment affordability and insurance coverage to fair access for all patients.
Did you know? High treatment costs can lead some patients to delay or skip care, impacting outcomes.
Related: [Ethical Considerations] • [Latest Cancer Research]
Stay informed on groundbreaking studies, clinical trials, and innovations that are shaping the future of cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.
Did you know? Advances in liquid biopsy technology are making it possible to detect cancer from a simple blood sample — often before symptoms appear.
Related: [Future of Diagnostics] • [Cancer Economics & Ethics]
Highlight the essential vitamins that support immune function, cell repair, and overall health — and where to find them naturally in your diet.
Did you know? Vitamin D plays a vital role in regulating cell growth and may help reduce the risk of certain cancers.
Related: [Minerals] • [Healthy Habits]
Explore key minerals — like calcium, magnesium, and zinc — that contribute to bone strength, nerve function, and overall body balance.
Did you know? Magnesium helps regulate more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body, including muscle and nerve function.
Related: [Vitamins] • [Healthy Habits]
Understand the role of healthy fats in supporting heart health, brain function, and nutrient absorption — and how to incorporate them into a balanced diet.
Did you know? Monounsaturated fats, found in foods like olive oil and avocados, can help lower “bad” LDL cholesterol levels.
Related: [Essential Fatty Acids] • [Healthy Habits]
Learn about omega‑3 and omega‑6 fatty acids, why they’re critical for cell health, and the best food sources to keep them in balance.
Did you know? Omega‑3 fatty acids, found in fatty fish, flaxseeds, and walnuts, may help reduce inflammation in the body.
Related: [Healthy Fats] • [Vitamins]