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Victoria L. Stevens, PhD is a Scientific Director within the Behavioral and Epidemiology Research Group at the American Cancer Society. Learn more about her work with the Society here.
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The American Cancer Society’s Peer Review Committee for Leukemia, Immunology and Blood Cell Development analyzes leukemia, lymphomas, other hematologic malignancies and immunology.
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Internet rumors have suggested that underarm antiperspirants can cause breast cancer. Get the facts here.
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Breast cancer patients taking part in an international study were less likely to go through early menopause and more likely to become pregnant and give birth if they took the drug Zoladex (goserelin) during chemotherapy.
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Tubes and intravenous, or IV, lines allow liquid medicines, fluids, and even nourishment to flow into the body.
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There are many misconceptions about the safety and proper use of dietary supplements. Learn what to watch out for here.
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A report from the American Institute for Cancer Research and the World Cancer Research Fund links an increased risk for stomach cancer with drinking alcohol, eating processed meats, and being overweight.
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Stem cell transplants can have side effects that happen shortly after the transplant, but there may also be long term effects.
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Cancer and cancer treatment can cause problems with erections. Learn more here.