Ryan Reynolds' "Potentially Life-Saving" Cancer Screening

Cancer Health Email Update When Cancer Screenings Are Free but Follow-ups Aren’t, Patients Foot the Bill Plus, a court ruling has the potential to invalidate required free screenings, including for breast, colorectal, cervical and lung cancer. How to Save 60,000 Lives From Lung Cancer Each Year Over 50 cancer groups issue a call to action to increase lung cancer screening. The initiative highlights three steps that’ll save lives. Cancer Health now offers individual newsletters for people interested in specific cancer types. Get the latest cancer news tailored to your needs and interests delivered to your inbox. To update your preferences and start getting cancer-specific newsletters, please visit your personal preferences page. Ryan Reynolds Loses a Bet, Films a “Potentially Life-Saving” Colonoscopy [VIDEO] Actor Ryan Reynolds (and bud Rob McElhenney) documented his colonoscopy in partnership with Lead From Behind to “make colon cancer famous.” Henrietta Lacks’ Family Join the WHO Effort to End Cervical Cancer The unique cells taken from Henrietta Lacks allowed for breakthroughs in vaccines and drugs. She died of cervical cancer in 1951. Advertisement Healthy Recipe: Crostini With Fig & Walnut Tapenade If you want a dairy free treat, try replacing the goat cheese with hummus. No-Shave November Is Here! No-Shave November and the Matthew Hill Foundation help increase awareness about prostate cancer and fundraise in support of Fans for the Cure. Landmark Cancer Care Access Bill Becomes Law in California Starting January 1, 2023, more Californians will have access to cancer care and services, such as genome testing and clinical trials. The Fall Issue of Cancer Health Click here to read the entire Fall 2022 issue, including the cover story on Kelly Shanahan, MD, an ob-gyn who found a new mission after being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in 2013. Science News New Approach Could Make Bone Marrow Transplants Safer, Stronger Inflammatory Breast Cancer Linked With Higher Risk of Cancer Spread to the Brain Fatty Liver Disease Has Increased Over the Past Two Decades Unlocking More Information From Liquid Biopsies Cancer Health Stories Meet My Perfect Stranger, the Bone Marrow Donor Who Saved Me From Cancer Shakespeare, Meet Leukemia A Multiple Myeloma Diary: Kellie Smith The Futility of Catastrophic Thinking: What Cancer Taught Me Science News New Approach Could Make Bone Marrow Transplants Safer, Stronger Inflammatory Breast Cancer Linked With Higher Risk of Cancer Spread to the Brain Fatty Liver Disease Has Increased Over the Past Two Decades Unlocking More Information From Liquid Biopsies Cancer Health Stories Meet My Perfect Stranger, the Bone Marrow Donor Who Saved Me From Cancer Shakespeare, Meet Leukemia A Multiple Myeloma Diary: Kellie Smith The Futility of Catastrophic Thinking: What Cancer Taught Me

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