- A guide to clinical trials for cancer
- A guide to herbal remedies
- Advance care directives
- Aging changes in skin
- Aging changes in the breast
- Aging changes in the lungs
- Aging spots - should you be concerned?
- Benign
- Body mass index
- Bone marrow (stem cell) donation
- Breast cancer screening
- Breast cancer staging
- Breast self-exam
- Breastfeeding vs. formula feeding
- Cancer - resources
- Cancer and lymph nodes
- Cancer prevention: take charge of your lifestyle
- Cancer treatment - early menopause
- Cancer treatment - preventing infection
- Cancer treatment: dealing with hot flashes and night sweats
- Cancer treatment: fertility and sexual side effects in women
- Cancer treatments
- Cell phones and cancer
- Central line infections - hospitals
- Cervix
- Chemotherapy
- Children's cancer centers
- Cleaning to prevent the spread of germs
- Colon cancer screening
- Colorectal cancer - resources
- Coping with cancer - finding the support you need
- Coping with cancer - hair loss
- Coping with cancer - looking and feeling your best
- Coping with cancer - managing fatigue
- Cryotherapy for prostate cancer
- Deciding about treatments that prolong life
- Dental care - adult
- Diet and cancer
- Diet for rapid weight loss
- Do-not-resuscitate order
- Eight ways to cut your health care costs
- Epithelium
- Exercise and age
- Exercising on a budget
- Genetic testing and your cancer risk
- Getting support when your child has cancer
- Gleason grading system
- Hazardous materials
- Health care agents
- Healthy food trends - beans and legumes
- Healthy food trends - Brussels sprouts
- Healthy food trends - kale
- Healthy food trends - microgreens
- Help prevent hospital errors
- Helping your child understand a cancer diagnosis
- Hormone therapy for breast cancer
- Hormone therapy for prostate cancer
- Hospice care
- How childhood cancers are different from adult cancers
- Hyperthermia for treating cancer
- Immunotherapy: questions to ask your doctor
- Incontinence - resources
- Informed consent - adults
- IV treatment at home
- Keeping your medicines organized
- Laser therapy for cancer
- Learn to love exercise
- Learning about ventilators
- Leukemia - resources
- Low white blood cell count and cancer
- Make time to move
- Malignancy
- Mammogram - calcifications
- Medicine safety - Filling your prescription
- Medicine safety during your hospital stay
- Metastasis
- Online health information - what can you trust?
- Pain medications - narcotics
- Palliative care - fear and anxiety
- Palliative care - shortness of breath
- Palliative care - what the final days are like
- Patient portals - an online tool for your health
- Peripherally inserted central catheter - dressing change
- Peripherally inserted central catheter - insertion
- Personal protective equipment
- Photodynamic therapy for cancer
- Preventing infections when visiting someone in the hospital
- Preventive health care
- Prostate cancer - resources
- Prostate cancer screening
- Protecting yourself from cancer scams
- Proton therapy
- Radiation therapy
- Risks of tobacco
- Savings account for health care costs
- Shared decision making
- Skin self-exam
- Staph infections in the hospital
- Surgical excision
- Taking multiple medicines safely
- Talking to your child about smoking
- Talking with a child about a parent's terminal illness
- Targeted therapies for cancer
- Targeted therapy: questions to ask your doctor
- Tips on how to quit smoking
- Treatment for childhood cancer - long-term risks
- Types of chemotherapy
- Understanding cancer staging
- Understanding health insurance plans
- Understanding your breast cancer risk
- Understanding your colorectal cancer risk
- Understanding your health care costs
- Understanding your hospital bill
- Vancomycin-resistant enterococci - hospital
- Wearing gloves in the hospital
- What if cancer comes back?
- What is palliative care?
- When you feel like changing your medicine
- When your cancer treatment stops working
- When your child's cancer treatment stops working
- Working during cancer treatment
- Wound care centers
- Your cancer survivorship care plan
Health exams for: #AGEGROUP#
The following exams, tests, and procedures are recommended for #AGEGROUPLOWER#.#FEMALETEXT#
Select a link from the list below to learn how and why each test is performed, as well how to prepare for it.
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