Melanoma: Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy is sometimes used to treat advanced melanomas. But it isn't used as often as it was in the past.

Melanoma: Stages

Healthcare providers use different systems to measure the thickness of a melanoma and to stage the disease. These systems summarize the extent of your cancer.

Melanoma: Symptoms

The first symptom of melanoma is often a change in a mole, or the appearance of a new mole. Read on to learn what exactly you should look for.

Melanoma: Risk Factors

Knowing the risk factors for melanoma can help you make choices that might lower your risk. For example, sun exposure is a risk factor, and you can protect yourself from the sun.

Cervical Cancer: Surgery

Surgery for cervical cancer is done to remove the tumor and not leave any cancer cells behind. here's what you need to know about types of surgery and what to expect.

Cervical Cancer: Treatment Choices

Cervical cancer can be treated. Treatment can be used to cure the cancer or control it to keep it from spreading. It can also help control symptoms or problems the cancer is causing.

Cervical Cancer: Stages

The stage of a cancer is how much and how far the cancer has spread in your body. Here's what you need to know about the stages of cervical cancer.

Bladder Cancer: Immunotherapy

Immunotherapy is sometimes used to make the body's own immune system fight cancer. Your healthcare provider may suggest this treatment if you have early-stage, superficial bladder cancer.