If you are at risk for weakened bones, due to your cancer diagnosis, your treatments, or other risk factors, your doctor will recommend you have a bone mineral density (BMD) test to measure your bone strength.

“Dad was always saying ‘I’m going to fight it. I am not ready to give up.’"

In order for your body to perform, you need fuel, but what’s the best way to get it? Do you really need expensive sports powders, gels or supplements? Should you eat before a workout? Should you eat right after? Let’s jump into some topics on fueling your activity!

It’s been a long few years for her family. In August 2016, the family, including older son Harrison, had gone to a fair and Alex, then 11 years old, hit his knee.

Getting children with cancer to take their medication can cause stress for the caregiver and lead to conflict within the family, and failure to achieve medication adherence can impact the child’s cancer outcomes.

It’s a time most young people dream about: Being in your 20s, finally an adult, out in the world and working your first job, maybe living in your first apartment alone or with a roommate. It’s an exciting time full of change and new adventures — something that can feel upended and derailed with a cancer diagnosis.

Does the number of times you eat a day — or when you eat — have an impact on your health? Your questions answered by a Roswell Park clinical dietitian.

Colorectal cancer is curable if caught early, and the way to catch it early is through a colonoscopy.