If you have a family history of prostate cancer and if you are over the age of 50, then you are at an elevated risk of forming the cancer yourself. Your risks are even higher if you are African-American and if you live in the United States. However, regular screenings after the age of 40 can help to locate prostate swelling and precancerous conditions. If you are extremely concerned about cancer, there are also a variety of things you can do on your own to help reduce your risks.…
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There are those people who are born and live a great deal of their lives with fantastic, perhaps even near perfect, vision. However, just because you were gifted with great vision does not mean your eyes cannot succumb to the most powerful detriment to vision: age. There are many age-related eye diseases that affect even the most powerful visions. This brief article will serve to inform you of 5 of the most common age-related eye disease and what their effects are.…
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Skin cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, with melanoma being the most deadly skin cancer. Many people develop skin cancer because of genetics, while others can increase their risk of melanoma simply by having too much exposure to UV light. Catching cancer early is one of the best defenses, and moles can sometimes be an indicator of or a risk factor for contracting skin cancer. But not all moles are bad.…
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