In general, head and neck cancers are treated with surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or a combination. However, head and neck ...

Oral cavity and oropharynx cancers—those that develop in the mouth, base of the tongue, tonsils and throat—are on the rise, especially in adults under 45 years old who have no history of risk factors ...

The University of Mississippi Medical Center’s (UMMC) Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery offered free oral cancer screenings on Wednesday at ...

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer New research found that drinking at least one sugary beverage a week was linked to a nearly ...

Smoking-related cancers in particular (lung, bladder and larynx) saw significant declines ... bones and joints, oral cavity and pharynx, and non-melanoma skin cancer during this period.

Dr. Changxing Liu with Ascension St. John Medical Center outlines how Oklahomans can lower their risk of head and neck cancer ...

A balanced diet rich in antioxidants, polyphenols, and plant-based nutrients—found in drinks like coffee and tea—may reduce ...

Dr. Lillian L. Siu discussed potential risk factors and treatment strategies associated for patients with head and neck ...

larynx, and lung and bronchus. Incidence rates increased for prostate, pancreas, oral cavity and pharynx, kidney and renal pelvis, myeloma, and testis cancers, and remained stable for stomach ...

Incidence of RTOME is 5.83 percent in patients with head and neck cancer, with significant variation seen by cancer type.

In the fight against cancer, researchers continue to look for everyday habits that might make a difference. A recent global ...