How can I reduce my risk of stomach cancer if it runs in my family?

Stomach cancer isn't completely preventable, but you can reduce your risk. In this video, gastroenterologist Dr. Robynne Chutkan discusses the dietary changes that can make a big difference.

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.

Having regular screenings is essential for preventing colon cancer, but healthy habits can also lower your risk.

While much of your cancer risk is out of your hands, you may be able to lower your odds by managing your weight.

An overview of hospice care, including the benefits it can offer and basic strategies for finding hospice care.

Get the most out of sickle cell disease treatment by avoiding things that can trigger a sickle cell crisis.