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Oh, that's not a happy headline to read, is it? We are definitely a cheese-adoring nation. So, what are these doctors concerned about? Breast Cancer Risk.

Dr. Chumsri said the vaccine is "supposed to stimulate a patient’s own immune response so that the immune cells like t-cells would go in and attack the cancer.

There are dietary guidelines that some health providers say may help create a more preventative, anti-oxidant filled, cancer-fighting environment in our bodies.

We can't know with certainty whether we will receive this diagnosis. However, there are steps we can take to do our best to increase our chances of protection.

Concern is due to the fact that fluoride is "one of the most important ingredients in toothpaste, helping to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent decay."

The "PFAS" or "Forever chemicals" don't break down in the human body and they can gather over time. Several loyal Chipotle customers are concerned.

Who knows? Sometimes these are the "fringe" breakthroughs that lead to a paradigm shift in a decade or two that could surprise us all. I hope so.

The day I got home from the nail salon after a gel manicure, I read that gel manicures can increase our cancer risk because of the UV light that's part of the process. Ugh! Will you share the news with your wife, guys? It may not stop her.

Our thoughts go out to Alex Trebek and his family.

Adults ages 24-49 need to take a hard look at their weight.

Shelby Skiles lost her two-year-old daughter Sophie in January of this year. She encourages others to "Do More for Soph" in memory of her daughter.

Brock has inspired communities all over East Texas to come together to support those fighting cancer.