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Eating Well During and After Cancer Treatment

Once you’ve tasted homemade, there’s no going back to store bought!

The “First Foods Are Prevention” campaign emphasizes the importance of healthy Native foods and traditional exercise for cancer prevention...

With a hot grill or sauté pan, the quick cooking shrimp will be done in a jiffy.

Here’s why it’s important to promptly address nausea and vomiting—and how you can navigate these common conditions during cancer treatme...

With this asparagus and goat cheese frittata, because we are using a lot of vegetables, we don’t need too many eggs to make it.

Anti-inflammatory diets can suppress the growth of colorectal cancer tumors via immune system pathways.

A new analysis confirms the American Institute for Cancer Research’s tips for lowering the risk of breast, colorectal and lung cancers.

Crunchy pumpkin seeds are little powerhouses of nutrition.

Black, brown, and low-income communities are more likely to live in locations with sparse options for fresh, healthy dietary choices.

These plant-based meals are quick, delicious and healthy any time of the year.

This version of creamed spinach is packed with nutrients and flavors.

Roasting these little gems is easy and brings out their natural sweetness even more.

The dangers of excessive alcohol use and its connection to increased colorectal cancer risk are not something doctors are unfamiliar with.

About 63% of American adults consume at least one or more sugar-sweetened beverages daily.

Pesto also freezes incredibly well.

There are a number of factors that may contribute to the rising risk of CRC in young adults.