Are you at risk for cancer?

Vaccines have been a source of controversy for some time now, with the record number of parents opting out of vaccines for their children to prevent potential disabilities or even fatalities, many are asking if vaccines cause cancer? Take a look.

What exactly is the relationship between food and cancer? Is there one? Studies show that there’s a great correlation between diet and cancer; with diet influencing double-digit percentages of influencers of whether or not one is susceptible to cancer (conversely genetics play a relatively small role). Explore how food influences cancer to be better prepared for cancer prevention.

Lung Cancer, being the deadliest cancer in the United States, has some relatively unknown facts about its screening and prevention. PMCC Denver attempts to shed to some light on this cancer as well as some strategies that one can apply towards approaching lung cancer screening.

We cover the success rates, statistics, and unknown issues/challenges of breast cancer screening through a mammography versus an MRI.

Colorectal cancer is one of the three most common cancers in the United States along with lung cancer and breast/prostate cancer for women and men, respectively.  As a result, effective screening methods for colorectal cancer have been developed.

Download our Guide to: 11 Questions to Determine Your Cancer Risk to understand the common risks attributed to the development of cancer, which currently occurs within 1 in every 2 people.