How Exercise Can Reduce the Risk of Breast Cancer?
A recent study by the American Cancer Society adds to increasing support that physical activity reduces the risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women.
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Life Insurance If You Have Breast Cancer
Living in Cancer Clusters and Insurance Rates
Medical studies bombard us with information about the risks associated with cancer. It would seem that very little can be done to escape this deadly killer.
Read MoreColorectal Cancer Awareness: Are You Eligible for Life Insurance?
Guaranteed life insurance policies are growing in popularity and offering more flexibility for cancer survivors
Read MoreLife (Insurance) After Breast Cancer
The month of October is dedicated to celebrating, educating and bringing awareness to one of the most talked about forms of cancer, breast cancer.
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During the last decade, however, studies have shown there has been a significant increase in incidence, and even mortality, and has caused debate within the scientific community.
Read MoreHow life insurance benefits men with prostate cancer
According to the National Cancer Institute, there will be 233,000 new cases of prostate cancer diagnosed in the U.S. in 2014, along with 32,050 deaths
Read MoreWhen to buy life insurance if at risk for cancer
The American Cancer Society is calling attention to new data showing that fewer people have been dying of cancer in recent decades.
The organization said that since the declaration of a “war on cancer” in 1971, improvements have been fueled by a decline in tobacco use, as well as increased screening procedures and what was described as “modest to large improvements in treatment” for various types of cancer.
Read MoreHow smoking e-cigarettes affects life insurance
According to the Center for Disease Control, nearly 1.9 million students have tried e-cigs.
Read MoreHow Diabetes, Obesity Affects Life Insurance Rates
An individual’s life insurance rates can be affected by health conditions like diabetes and obesity – and in some cases, even people who exercise regularly and eat right can set themselves up for dangerous medical problems if they aren’t careful.
Healthcare professionals have long advised people to watch what they eat and to engage in physical activity regularly. By avoiding chronic health conditions, insurers will be more inclined to offer favorable rates, and the chance of hospitalization for a major illness becomes lower.
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