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Cancer | April 15, 2024
How to Tell If You Have Testicular Cancer
Testicular cancer is most common in young men. Learn when to see your doctor. The most common symptom is painless swelling or a lump.
Health and Wellness | April 1, 2024
How to Prevent Skin Cancer
Skin cancer is largely preventable simply by reducing exposure to the sun’s UV rays, A Scripps dermatologist offers sun safety tips.
Scripps in the News | March 27, 2024
Media Spotlight on Young Colorectal Cancer Survivor
Learn how Scripps helped San Diegan Corey Ziegler stave off colorectal cancer through a novel treatment.
Health and Wellness | March 6, 2024
What Is Lymphedema? What Is the Best Treatment? (video/podcast)
Lymphedema is a chronic swelling condition. Learn the causes and treatment options, including physical therapy and surgery.
Health and Wellness | February 15, 2024
What Does an Abnormal Mammogram Mean?
An abnormal mammogram doesn’t mean you have breast cancer. More testing is needed to rule out or diagnose cancer and plan treatment.
Health and Wellness | February 13, 2024
8 Things to Know About Colorectal Cancer Screenings
By age 45, you should have a talk with your doctor about colorectal cancer and when to do a screening. Learn the symptoms and treatments.
Health and Wellness | February 2, 2024
What Is the Difference Between a Colonoscopy and a Sigmoidoscopy?
There are many colorectal cancer screening tests. Visual exams include colonoscopy and sigmoidoscopy. Learn how they work.
Cancer | February 2, 2024
What Is Inflammatory Breast Cancer?
IBC is a rare but aggressive cancer. Early detection and treatment are crucial. Learn what Scripps is doing to help women with IBC.
Scripps in the News | January 24, 2024
Back in the Swing of Things After Advanced-Stage Breast Cancer
See how cancer survivor Lisa Cink, wife of professional golfer Stewart Cink, is thriving after breast cancer treatment by Thomas Buchholz, MD.
Health and Wellness | January 23, 2024
Cancer and Loss of Appetite: What Patients Can Do
Loss of appetite is common during cancer care for many reasons. Follow our tips to help you eat and maintain your strength.