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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.
Scripps in the News | January 19, 2024
Scripps Expert Offers Insights Into New National Cancer Report
Thomas Buchholz, MD, medical director of the Scripps cancer program, offers insights on a new national cancer report. Learn more about key findings.
Health and Wellness | January 17, 2024
7 Ways to Adjust Your Diet After a Cancer Diagnosis
Food can taste or smell differently for patients undergoing cancer treatment. Follow our diet tips and get the nutrition you need.
Health and Wellness | January 11, 2024
What Is Cervical Cancer? Can It Be Prevented?
Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. Learn how to prevent this cancer with regular screenings and HPV vaccination.
Health and Wellness | December 27, 2023
Should You Get Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer Risk?
Learn the pros and cons of genetic counseling and testing for cancer, including the role of family history and testing limitations.
News Releases | December 18, 2023
Scripps Health Reveals Top News Stories of 2023
Stories reflect leadership in patient care, research and industry issues
Health and Wellness | December 11, 2023
7 Healthy Behaviors That Can Reduce the Risk of Cancer
Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the United States. A Scripps cancer specialist discusses what you can do to reduce your risk.