Access to resources for multiple myeloma

Patient Valarie explains her self-education about multiple myeloma, how it affects the African American community and her wishes for the future in the medical community.

Black patients have an increased risk of getting multiple myeloma and dying from it. Here’s why and what can be done.

This severe infection can lead to long-term complications—and even death—if not treated quickly and effectively.

Does this common vegetable oil increase the risk of heart disease and cancer? Get the facts.

Here are four ways to protect your skin and reduce your risk of getting more skin cancer.

While genetics play a role in one’s risk, eating the right foods, exercising and avoiding smoking can help lower your odds for this type of cancer.