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Even smoking just one cigarette a day can still lead to early death, according to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Apples, Tomatoes Help Reduce Lung Deterioration In Ex-Smokers: Study

The study also found that these fruits help even current smokers reduce the damage they inflict on themselves.

5 Awkward But Necessary Questions Everyone Should Ask Their Doctors

It’s not easy asking your doctor about classically taboo or embarrassing things, but it can mean the difference between identifying a dangerous illness and going untreated. It’s important to be honest and open with a medical professional, and trust that person will honor their pledge not to violate your confidentiality.

Scientists Hook Disease-Detecting Molecules To DNA To Find Illnesses Earlier

Scientists say they can add something to your DNA’s structure that will help them detect diseases much earlier.

What Is Combat Jack's Cause Of Death? Music Podcast Host, Attorney Dead At 48

Combat Jack, entertainment attorney and host of the Combat Jack Show, died at the age of 48.

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Nearly 40 Percent Cancer Deaths Can Be Prevented By Altering Lifestyle: Research

The study found that 38 percent of cancer related deaths could be prevented by reducing the risk factors.

Cancer Survivor Punished For Wearing Hat To School

A high school cancer survivor thinks her school's dress code is unfair.

E-Cigarette Use Quadruples Future Probability Of Smoking Tobacco Cigarettes: Study

A new study demonstrates that e-cigarettes are serving as a gateway to traditional smoking, contrary to their purported value as a smoking cessation tool.

Fitbit Helps Understand Cancer Surgery Recovery Better

The more number of physical activities that a patient performs post-surgery, the lesser the risk of a 30 and 60 day readmission after the surgery, study finds.

Who Is Johnny Hallyday? 'French Elvis Presley' Dies At 74

French President Emmanuel Macron's office said early Wednesday,"He brought a part of America into our national pantheon.”

Drinking Coffee Is Good For Your Liver, Research Says

A new report says drinking coffee could help protect your liver from cancer and other damage.

Tarek El Moussa Talks Cancer Awareness, Previews 'Flip Or Flop' Season 7

Tarek El Moussa spoke with International Business Times about both his battle with cancer and how it inspired him to team up with the Movember Foundation, as well as upcoming episodes of "Flip of Flop."

Woman Who Faked Cancer For $260,000 In Donations Sentenced To Jail

An Alabama woman who faked having terminal cancer to solicit donations was sentenced to 25 months in prison.

What Is Teratoma? Woman Diagnosed With Football-Sized Tumor In Ovary

Teratoma sparked encephalitis, an auto immune condition that causes inflammation in the brain, and triggered seizures and hallucinations in Kira Hartley.

Is Drinking Alcohol Safe? Heavy Use Could Lead To Cancer

Oncologists claim that "excessive exposure" to alcohol poses a risk of developing cancer.

Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Could Treat Cancer: Metal Inside Rock Destroys Cancer Cells

Scientists are using a metal in the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs to destroy cancer cells and treat the disease.

What is Neuroblastoma? 9-Year-Old Patient Plans To Celebrate Christmas Early

Nine-year-old Jacob Thompson's hospital room will be decorated with a Christmas tree, lights and some fake snow.

Peyronie's Disease: Men With Curved Penises Have Higher Cancer Risk

A Baylor College study involving 1.5 million men found a link between curved penises and the development of stomach or testicular cancer.

Does Marijuana Cure Cancer? FDA Warns Against Unproven Pot Treatments

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns against unproven legal and illegal marijuana products to treat or cure cancer patients.

Artificial Intelligence Program Predicts Cancer With 86 Percent Accuracy

In a first-of-its-kind study, an AI program was able to predict which benign tumors or growths would become cancerous with 86 percent accuracy. Early diagnoses could improve survival rates.

iPhone X Screen Repair: A Lowdown On Cost And Alternatives Available

Apple's 10th-anniversary device comes with an edge-to-edge display and Face ID. However, these features not only make the device costly but the repairs expensive too.

Oklahoma Mother Imprisoned For Faking Daughter's Cancer, Duping Charitable Organizations

Earlier this year, Jessica Lynn Good — a mother-of-four sentenced to three years in prison Monday by a Garfield County judge for conning charitable organizations — accepted her crimes in a statement saying her greed took over her good sense.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Undergoes Second Round Of Chemotherapy, Shares Photo With Mustache

Julia Louis-Dreyfus recently undergone second round of chemotherapy for her breast cancer.

9-Month-Old Baby Denied Health Insurance Because Treatments Weren't 'Medically Necessary'

“He’ll die if you don’t do it."

Shannen Doherty Raises Breast Cancer Awareness With Crying Photo: ‘I Lost Myself’

Shannen Doherty recently detailed what it was like to lose her hair due to breast cancer.

A staff scientist of Living Cell Technologies (LCT) works at a laboratory in the LCT headquarters in Auckland in this undated picture obtained by Reuters on April 17, 2012. A New Zealand company plans to implant pig cells in the human brain in a clinical

Eggs To Deliver Drugs That Treat Cancer, Hepatitis

Japanese scientists have found a way to imbibe 'interferon beta' in chickens so that they lay eggs with pharmaceutical properties capable of treating cancer and hepatitis.

National Breast Cancer Awareness Month: 10 Tips To Prevent Illness

To help spread the awareness about this illness, Dr. Kristi Funk spoke about what breast cancer is and the ways to prevent it on the popular show Good Morning America.