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Lynch syndrome: The genetics of colon cancer
This inherited condition can cause several types of cancer

Understanding cervical cancer: signs, causes & risk factors
HPV vaccination and routine screenings can help prevent cervical cancer

Your health matters: Don’t delay your care or screenings
Regular wellness visits with your primary care provider can help you maintain your health

Lung scans reveal ‘cancers we get the opportunity to cure’
Oncologist answers common questions about smoking, screening and when to talk to your doctor

Yearly checkups help find breast cancer early
Mammography, mastectomy and reconstruction get breast cancer patient back to ranching

National cancer study aims to reach Midwestern patients
Enrolling in NCI research can help scientists find better ways to prevent cancer

Lung cancer: Chances, symptoms and prevention
Should you get screened for lung cancer? Yes – if you have certain risk factors

Wisdom Study leads woman to breast cancer gene discovery
'It becomes less about me and more about my family and wanting to watch them live a long, healthy life’

Mammography at Sanford: The importance of regular screening
Doctors in multiple specialties detail the benefits of early detection through routine screening

Breast cancer survivor now supports others in community
Krystal Anderson mentors Sanford breast cancer patients, co-chairs support group

Breast cancer: What you need to know
One in eight American women get breast cancer in their lifetime

Breast cancer survivor shares her story
“I knew I was in the right place” at Edith Sanford Breast Center

Mom, daughter learn colonoscopy is key to stopping cancer
After 34-year-old was diagnosed with colon cancer, her mom was diagnosed, too

Spot and prevent skin cancer ahead of time in the sun
Melanoma patient hopes to teach others about precautions he now takes

Less travel time means more convenient cancer care
Treatment shrinks Sanford Worthington patient’s tumor to 1.25 mm