You might think the HPV vaccine, which prevents multiple cancers, is for teens and young adults. But adults up to age 46 can benefit from it.
Get access to free mammograms and Pap tests through UVA Health’s Every Woman’s Life program. See if you qualify.
Even before cancer treatment, you’ll want to see a cancer rehab expert. They’ll help set you up for fewer side effects after.
Alyssa Mixon, DO, MBA, helps patients with pain, muscle weakness, and other cancer-related issues.
Through the UVA Cancer Peer Support Program, two women connected because of a shared diagnosis and now help each other in many ways.
Most Americans don't know alcohol increases the risk of cancer. Most also support adding a cancer-risk warning label to alcohol. Do you?
Learn how being a National Cancer Institute comprehensive cancer center means we can bring you the latest life-saving treatments.
From dealing with treatments and side effects to learning how to cope with emotional highs and lows, support services help patients manage every aspect of living with cancer.
When Margarita Figueroa got her first mammogram, she was younger than the recommended age, with no family history. But her doctor, a breast cancer survivor, urged her to get tested early.
Chances are, someone close to you smokes. How can you encourage them to quit without nagging or sounding judgmental?
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