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Reduce cancer risk with five healthy habitsSome factors that put us at risk for cancer are genetic — but many others are within our control. Read more >  CANCER
Stop cervical cancer with these precautionsSymptoms of cervical cancer usually don't show up until the disease is advanced. Find out what to watch for. Read more >  CANCER
Options for colon cancer screening testsLearning more about the pros and cons for colon cancer screening options can prepare you to discuss what's right for you with your doctor. Read more >  CANCER
You can lower your breast cancer riskYour risk for developing breast cancer is related to factors that you can control as well as some you can't. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Supporting your loved one with memory lossIt's time to enlist the help of a medical professional if you are seeing these signs of memory loss. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Memory loss: The path to diagnosisNot all memory loss is caused by dementia, but thorough testing is key. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Seeing dementia signs and symptoms?If you’re wondering if you’re experiencing early stages of dementia, or concerned about a family member, here are some of the common dementia symptoms. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Ensure your health care team knows who has POA and ACDPower of attorney and an advance care directive help ensure that your loved one's wishes are honored. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Memory loss: What every family needs to knowKnow the early signs of memory loss so your family can develop a plan. Read more >  BRAIN & SPINE
Lower your odds for having a strokeIt’s estimated that four out of five strokes are preventable through proper self-care. Find out these easy steps you can take starting now. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Dealing with your loved one's challenging behaviorYour loved one's difficult behavior can feel frustrating and challenging. Learn about behaviors associated with dementia and Alzheimer's disease, so you can help. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Does your loved one need full-time care?There are clues that will tell you when a loved one may benefit from a higher level of care. Read more >  MEMORY CARE
Understanding palliative and hospice careIf you have a seriously ill loved one, learn how palliative and hospice care can make them more comfortable. Read more > |