From tips for cooking through chemotherapy to busting healthy food myths to easy, pantry-friendly meal ideas — our team of experts covers it here.
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Enticing Young Eaters to Eat Fruits & Vegetables
Good nutrition is essential for a young child’s optimal growth and development. Specifically, maintaining a diet that’s rich in fruit and vegetables and establishing healthy eating habits earlier in life can decrease your child’s...
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How to Lower Your Risk for Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal or colon cancer accounts for one-third of all cancer-related deaths in the United States, affecting men and women of all racial and ethnic groups, especially in people over 50. But more recently, there's...
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Maintaining a Healthy Weight for Cancer Prevention
Many studies show convincing evidence that there is a strong link between excess body fat and cancer risk. The mechanism of how excess body fat increases cancer is...
Cooking 101
Substitution Guide
Cooking is a creative endeavor that doesn’t always go as smoothly as planned, even for the most accomplished cook. Being able to adapt in the kitchen is one of the greatest strengths you can...
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How to Eat an Anti-Inflammatory, Immune-Boosting Diet
It’s no mystery that there are many foods with proven benefits for your immune system. When you consume these foods, it helps support our body’s acute inflammatory response (the...
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Healthy Living for Cancer Survivorship
Cancer remains to be the second leading cause of death in the United States. However, as cancer survivorship increases, there is more research being done to help these...
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Blind to Bladder Cancer? It’s a Woman Thing
I’m a woman of a certain age. I guess I’m in what feels like the youth of my old age, although my doctors would probably disagree. But then...
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Use It, Don’t Lose It
We've all been there – staring into the fridge, wondering when and how we're going to use the almost-expired groceries staring back at us. Even the best of intentions...
Cooking 101
Cooking for Comfort
These are strange times. Everything looks normal – the sun still rises, the kids still need three squares a day, you still need to take out the garbage...
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The Facts about Fiber
Fiber is a type of carbohydrate and should be one of your favorite parts of a cancer-protective diet. There are two types, soluble fiber, and insoluble fiber, and...
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Your Allies in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
Major organizations from the World Health Organization to the American Cancer Society advocate a diet high in plant foods as a way to combat a whole range of...
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Food Break Ups & How I Learned to Manage Chemo Side Effects
It was a nightly trip for me back in 2001. A few weeks into my treatments for stage III colon cancer, I could hardly keep anything down. Water...
Cooking 101
A Quick Guide to Setting Up Your Pantry
If you’re just starting out on your cooking adventure, it can be daunting shopping for pantry basics. There are so many herbs, spices, and other grocery items, it...
