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A person's feet standing on a scale. Alt text: Gradual weight gain leads to obesity, as depicted by the feet on a scale.
A medical professional holding a pamphlet titled "Uncomplicating Cervical Cancer Screening" with a smile.

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A thought-provoking image urging immediate contemplation on an important matter.
A group of people wearing boxing gloves, standing in a boxing ring, ready to engage in a fight.

A Personal Message To You Back to YOUR COLON

Dr. Oz appears frightened in this image, perhaps due to an unexpected event or situation.
Awareness about male breast cancer is crucial. Despite lower numbers compared to women, approximately 1,100-1,500 men die annually from this disease. Prioritizing health, diet, and exercise is essential for everyone's well-being.

RICHARD ROUNDTREE Actor “Wait, did he just say I had breast cancer? That word scared the beejeezus out of me! I couldn’t relate and I thought he was questioning my manhood because women die from this, not men…” “There are at least 1,100 to 1,500 men who die every year from breast cancer. Although that […]

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What the Medical Community is Saying About Self chec Dr. Paul Calabresi, Professor of Medicine and Chairman Emeritus of the Brown University Department of Medicine, First Chairman of the National Cancer Advisory Board under Presidents’ Nixon, Bush and Clinton and President of the Rhode Island Cancer Council, (among many other important contributions), who passed away in October, 2003 […]

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Why Self chec is Different The story goes that in ancient China the citizens paid their doctors a pre-determined amount in yen, (their money), for each day they were well.  Our yen is defined a little differently, but in the long run it means the same.  We want you to keep yourself well enough to live a […]

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