Friday, 27 November 2015
Using Faith to Cope with Mesothelioma | Online Support Group
There’s nothing quite like cancer, aside from another life-threatening condition, that makes people think about their faith in a higher power.
Interestingly, cancer patients who do find faith in something greater tend to do better than those without faith-oriented beliefs.
Cancer- Prolonged TV viewing linked to eight leading causes of death
On average, 80 percent of American adults watch 3.5 hours of television per day and multiple observational studies have demonstrated a link between TV viewing and poorer health. In this new study, investigators reported an association between increasing hours of television viewing per day and increasing risk of death from most of the major causes of death in the United States.
Great American Smokeout: How to Quit Smoking
Every third Thursday of November, the American Cancer Society hosts their Great American Smokeout event as a way to motivate individuals to finally break their smoking habit and triumph over tobacco once and for all. The event brings awareness to the risks of smoking as well as to the variety of tools and resources individuals can use to quit. This day can be used as a day to quit, or a day to draft up a plan to quit.
How Doubling Federal Funding Could Change Cancer Research
Ways to Maintain the Holiday Cheer with Cancer
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