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You may have noticed a press release we published last February about our upcoming four-day series of free public programs on healthy eating to prevent obesity and cancer in Oklahoma. Well, it’s…

In 1996, Canada approved the commercialization of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), paving the way for GMO commercialization worldwide. This approval, however, was granted with very little knowledge of how these…

Summer has arrived, and with it come sunny afternoons on the beach or at the pool. As we reach for that tube of suntan lotion, we may find ourselves hesitating…

I have already written about two relatively unknown risk factors for ovarian cancer. Here is the third:  Since June is National Dairy Month, you are likely to notice heavy marketing…

14,000 women in the US die of ovarian cancer each year. But a diagnosis of ovarian cancer does not necessarily mean you will die of the disease. We know of many…

In my first article in this series, I discussed various risk factors for ovarian cancer – both those that are commonly recognized and those that are not so well known…

According to the Mayo Clinic website, “It's not clear what causes ovarian cancer.” Admitted WebMD, “Experts don't know exactly what causes ovarian cancer.” And the American Cancer Society website states,…

If you read my previous blog, you know that I recently had surgery for a strangulated ovary and that I wrote about the first five things I learned while in…

My life fortunately has been devoid of hospital stays. Other than being born in one and having a tonsillectomy as a young kid, the only other time I was ever…

February 12 is an infamous date in my life. Thirty-eight years ago today, on Feb. 12, 1977, my young husband Harvey Silberstein died of cancer and the ravages of his…