Han surgido casos de COVID-19 en todo el mundo. A continuación, presentamos información que las personas con cáncer y los supervivientes de cáncer deben saber acerca de la enfermedad.
Cases of COVID-19 have arisen all over the world. Here’s what people with cancer and cancer survivors need to know about the disease.
Muchas personas toman suplementos alimenticios, como vitaminas o productos a base de hierbas. Las personas toman suplementos por diferentes motivos, como querer mejorar la salud, obtener nutrientes adicionales, potenciar el sistema inmunitario o tratar los efectos secundarios. Estos productos están ampliamente disponibles para comprarlos sin receta en los Estados Unidos. Pero no todos los suplementos son seguros o eficaces, especialmente durante el tratamiento contra el cáncer.
Keeping a home clean when caring for someone with cancer is an important part of caregiving, especially since those with cancer can be at a higher risk for infection and illness. Here’s what to know about keeping your loved one safe.
Protéjase de las intoxicaciones por alimentos con un refrigerador debidamente limpio y organizado.
Signed up to bring a meal to someone with cancer? Here’s how to reduce the risk of delivering a foodborne illness along with it.
People with cancer should be careful to avoid handling or eating recalled food products. Here’s what to do if you may have a recalled food in your home.
If a winter storm knocks out your power, do you know what to do to keep your food from spoiling and posing a health risk? Here are 3 tips to keep yourself from getting sick.
Follow these tips on storing and reheating your leftovers to enjoy your holiday feast all over again.
Most people are very good at keeping their foods away from potentially harmful bacteria, but here are 2 little-known ways that contamination can still occur.
