Cancer
Early cancer detection: the health insurance fund pays for these screenings
Health insurance covers preventive cancer screenings for breast, bowel, prostate, cervical, and skin cancer at specific ages. Learn which exams are included and when to schedule them.
Sport for cancer: just as important as medicine
Exercise strengthens muscles and combats fatigue in cancer patients. A new pilot program explores how to motivate less active patients to sustain physical activity after cancer.
How dangerous is the plant toxin in beer?
Glyphosate detected in beer has sparked health concerns, but experts confirm it poses no risk—you'd need to drink 1,000 liters daily for harm.
A baby despite cancer: a miracle came true for Sabine
Sabine beat lymphoma and fulfilled her dream of motherhood through ovarian tissue preservation. Her son Anton was born naturally after the frozen tissue was reimplanted, defying medical odds.
Chemotherapy for breast cancer has fewer side effects
Complementary therapies like mistletoe extract and enzyme combinations can significantly reduce chemotherapy side effects for breast cancer patients.
Diagnosed with cancer - and now?
A cancer diagnosis brings emotional upheaval. Learn how to navigate fear, accept your feelings, and find strength through support and open communication with loved ones.
Preventing cancer - what can I do?
Learn what causes cancer, how to recognize early warning signs, and which lifestyle changes can significantly reduce your risk of developing this disease.
Diagnosis of malignant melanoma: why it is so dangerous and how it can be treated
Malignant melanoma is highly aggressive when detected late, but early diagnosis through regular skin screening significantly improves treatment outcomes and survival rates.
Nutrition against cancer: does healthy eating protect?
Explore which foods genuinely help prevent cancer and which claims are myths. Learn what science says about broccoli, tomatoes, green tea, and other popular anti-cancer foods.
Breast cancer: the latest findings
Discover how breast cancer develops, the most common types, and key risk factors according to the latest medical findings. Learn about prevention strategies and why early screening matters.
Preventive check-ups for women: what you should know
Regular preventive check-ups detect serious health conditions early and give you peace of mind. Learn which screenings are recommended for women at different ages.
Can sausage be carcinogenic?
The WHO classifies processed meat as carcinogenic and red meat as probably carcinogenic. Learn what this means for your health and how much meat experts recommend eating daily.