A new analysis from the University of Michigan Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation (IHPI) has placed a striking monetary value on cancer screenings, estimating they have saved the U.S. healthcare system at least $6.5 trillion over a 25-year period. While...
Alcohol, once glamorized in media and social settings, is now under growing scrutiny from the healthcare community. A deepening public health crisis has emerged: alcohol-related cancer deaths in the United States have nearly doubled over the past three decades. While...
The American Cancer Society’s “Cancer Statistics, 2025” report offers a vital snapshot of the current and projected landscape of cancer in the United States. Released annually, this in-depth report uses data collected from central cancer registries and national...
The connection between sugar and cancer has been a subject of intense debate and research for decades. As our understanding of cancer metabolism evolves, new evidence continues to emerge, shedding light on how sugar consumption may influence cancer development and...
In a world where early detection can dramatically improve health outcomes, full body scans have emerged as a powerful tool in preventive healthcare. These scans promise the ability to identify diseases—including cancer—before symptoms even appear. But with so many...
Cancer, once seen solely as a death sentence, is now being reimagined as a complex and dynamic foe – one that demands both an evolving medical strategy and a profound cultural shift toward prevention. As treatments advance at an unprecedented pace, a new,...
