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Cancer

What to expect from colonoscopy prep

This screening test is so important for avoiding colorectal cancer. Here's how to ace it.

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Cancer

7 things you can do to help prevent colorectal cancer

Fortunately, the best ways to avoid colon cancer are things you can control.

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Health Topics

Lung screenings are saving lives, and the research shows it

Yearly lung screenings have reduced cancer deaths. Find out if you need one in addition to your colonoscopy and mammogram.

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Cancer

When to start getting mammograms, and how often do you need them? 

Women may be urged to get mammograms at an earlier age than in the past. Here's why.

Prevention

The My Vanderbilt Health guide to your 30s (and 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond)

Know what screenings and other services you need based through the decades.

benefits of a colonoscopy
Wellness

The not-so-obvious benefits of a colonoscopy

From getting into your skinny jeans to catching up on Netflix to saving your life, there all kinds of good things to come from getting a colonoscopy.

Ovarian cancer mother
Health Topics

Know the facts about ovarian cancer

Listening to the body, being aware of individual risks are especially important when it comes to ovarian cancer.

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Health Topics

Experts answer common questions about lung cancer screening

Lung screening is for certain smokers and ex-smokers. It’s not scary. It could save your life.

Women's Health

Symptoms of gynecologic cancer — and why it’s important not to ignore them

Many symptoms of gynecologic cancers may be vague, which makes them easy to brush off. But since early detection is key, it’s important to seek help when you feel that something’s not right.

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