In October 2019, we launched the online “e-ACLP” course, making the critical information we’ve been teaching in-person easily available to all who wish to reduce their odds of cancer and cancer …

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by Dr. Sharima Rasanayagam, PhD, Director of Science, Breast Cancer Prevention Partners 1 in 8 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during her lifetime (and 1 in about 800 men).

Prostate Cancer—what do you know about it and its impact on American men? In honor of Men’s Health Week 2021, we share some important facts about prostate cancer.

  In this video, Anticancer Lifestyle Program Co-Founder Nancy Kane answers common questions from patients, such as: How important is heredity in one’s personal cancer risk? What modifiable…

Tell us about yourself. Where are you from, how do you spend your time, and what do you do for work and play? I am originally from St Louis.

During the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, I was intrigued by a physician’s suggestion about how to make decisions concerning behaviors that meant risk of exposure to the virus.

There’s no sure way to prevent colorectal cancer. But there are things you can do that might help lower your risk, such as changing the risk factors that you can control.

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Today is World Cancer Day. It’s a good reminder of our shared humanity, of the cold hard fact that no country, no ethnic group, no age group, no gender, no-one—is immune from this disease.

Tell us about yourself. Where are you from, how do you spend your time, and what do you do for work and play? I’m based in Upper Marlboro, MD, but home will always be Summerville, SC.