I’ve had a stuffy nose for months. Could it be cancer?
While long-lasting nasal congestion isn’t a diagnosis in and of itself, it is a primary symptom of sinus cancer. And, without feeling congested or experiencing other common symptoms associated with the disease, sinus cancer is rarely found unless it occurs...
There are 70 types of sarcoma. What you need to know about this disease.
Sarcoma comes from the Greek word meaning “fleshy” and is a term used to describe a broad group of cancers. Sarcomas, which are a rare form of cancer, develop in the bones and in the soft or connective tissues in the body. While most develop in the arms or...
Can I develop Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma if I do not have HIV/AIDS?
Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma, often called Primary CNS or CNS, is a type of cancer in which the lymph cells of the brain, spinal cord, or eye are affected. It can develop in anyone. The lymphatic system is part of the immune system and lymphocytes travel...
Is penile cancer the worst diagnosis a man can get?
By: Dr. Thomas Incledon Is penile cancer the worst diagnosis a man can get? Penile cancer is rare, and if found early, often curable. So, why does the diagnosis often sound like a death sentence to men? Likely because the penis is connected to the idea of manhood and...