Prostate cancer is often treatable when caught early — but can you prevent it? How is it detected? If you (or someone you love) have a prostate, then it's worth knowing what to look for and when to get screened.
Testicular cancer. Those are two words men don’t want to hear, especially from their doctor. Fortunately, testicular cancer is not that common in the general male population.
Explore the lives of American icons like Steve Jobs and Aretha Franklin, who battled pancreatic cancer. Learn about this rare but deadly disease and its impact.
Many women contend with breast tenderness or pain. It's common to have before your menstrual cycle. Clinically called mastalgia, breast pain usually isn't a sign of something serious, such as breast cancer. Even more good news: You don't have to live with it.
Colorectal cancer rates have dropped significantly for those over 50, thanks to increased screenings. Understand the importance of colonoscopies for prevention.
Cervical is one of the most common types of cancer in women, yet it's often misunderstood. Understanding more about this type of cancer – and what you can do to protect yourself – might just save your life.
Did you know November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month? Get informed by learning about your risk factors, plus how to keep your lungs healthy as you age.
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a DNA virus that infects mainly the liver cells in a human body and becomes incorporated into the human DNA inside their nuclei.
As a diagnostic radiologist for over 10 years at El Camino Health, Dr. Samuel Dawn provides specialized knowledge on lung cancer screening and thoracic imaging.
Discover the benefits of water for your health. Explore various water options, including alkaline, flavored, and vitamin-infused varieties for optimal hydration.
Thanks to better screening and earlier detection, the death rate for colorectal cancer—cancer that starts in the colon or rectum—continues to drop for both men and women.
Tired of failed resolutions? Explore the iTHRIVE Plan for personalized wellness strategies that promote healthy habits without the pressure of traditional resolutions.
Establishing healthy eating habits can benefit your body in many ways — but did you know that certain foods can actually promote breast health as well as cut the risk of developing cancer?
Modern testing methods can pinpoint the best treatment options for each cancer. It’s called precision medicine, and it’s happening in breast cancer care.
This is one of the most asked questions at the El Camino Hospital Women's Imaging Center And with so many differing opinions out there, it can be challenging to get a clear answer.
Breast pain is rarely a sign of cancer or any other serious condition — but that doesn’t make it easy to live with. Here are some ways to help manage it.
Discover essential information about prostate cancer, its screening, and treatment options. Empower yourself with resources from El Camino Health Library.
Indulge in a Watermelon Mojito Salad, a light and refreshing dish made with sweet watermelon, crisp cucumber, and a tangy lime dressing. Perfect for warm days!
One in eight women will develop breast cancer. Experts agree – a mammogram is the best line of defense in screening for abnormal changes in your breast.
Uncover the dangers of high salt diets and their connection to cancer. Embrace healthier eating habits with our expert tips and flavorful alternatives.
Celebrate the Month for Bean Counting by exploring the unique health benefits of beans. Learn how these protein-packed foods can contribute to cancer prevention.
Enjoy a flavorful Vegetarian Burrito filled with tofu and fresh greens. This wholesome dish is perfect for a quick, nutritious meal that everyone will love.
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men in the U.S. (after skin cancer) and the second leading cause of cancer-related death in men (after lung cancer), according to the National Cancer Institute.1
Earlier this month, an article was published in the New York Times about immunotherapy, alarmingly titled, “Immune System, Unleashed by Cancer Therapies, Can Attack Organs”.
A great way to trial some new winter vegetables.
Loaded with phytonutrients.
Flexible ingredients—you create the mix!
Extra fresh taste if substitute fresh chopped tomatoes for canned
A recent study conducted by the National Institutes of Health has shown that greater levels of leisure-time physical activity were associated with a lower risk of developing different types of cancer.
Navigate life after cancer with El Camino Hospital's dedicated survivorship program. Access expert guidance and community support to embrace your new beginning.
