The Lovin' Ain't Over for Women with Cancer written by Ralph and Barbara Alterowitz is an informative guide that offers hope to those suffering from changed or diminished sexual function due to cancer treatments. The authors write from their own first hand experience of the subject matter.

Being one of the rare cancers, voice box cancer – also known as squamous or larynx cancer - more often affects smokers. If you act quickly on certain symptoms, you can save your voice!

Except for all the other possible side effects of chemotherapy – hair loss is one of the major adjustments for most cancer patients. The day your chemo ends, is the day your hair growth becomes your new challenge!

The landscape of breast cancer is changing – and not for the better. The first of several articles, this is an overview of the disease, how it’s impacted our culture, and where we are now. Read on for more!

Essential Minerals work with Vitamins to aide your immune system in keeping you healthy. Click to learn more!

The Savvy Sister blog is a site written by Susan Gonzalez, who is a Stage III breast cancer "thriver", as well as being a Registered Nurse. Her sites have a wealth of information to help you. Click to learn more!

Trace minerals are so important to a person’s diet that a person cannot do without them for very long, and they cannot be replicated. Don’t let the name fool you – in this case, small is big. Read on to find out more!

Sepsis is a modern word for blood poisoning. Blood poisoning is attributed to many deaths a year. Read on to find out what causes it, who is at risk, and the treatments that are necessary to cure it.

Your skin is the largest organ of the human body, and protects all of the other vital organs. However, it is virtually unprotected from the sun, which emits powerful electromagnetic energy that affects our skin. If left unprotected, there is a high risk of skin cancer.

Many women are having breast reconstruction for different reasons, and one of them is due to breast cancer surgery. A procedure exists now that uses a woman’s own tissue to accomplish it. Click to see this plain and simple guide that explains the Flap Procedure.