In Loving Memory of Marisa Rouser Nov 16, 1976 — Dec 21, 2023 I am dedicating my October/November 2024 cancer edition to Marisa Rouser’s memory. On December 21, 2023, we experienced the loss of Marisa Rouser, my son Walter’s girlfriend, who was only 47 years old. She was like a ... Read More »
FROM DIAGNOSIS TO TREATMENT AND BEYOND…KNOW YOUR RISK. When it comes to racial disparities in cancer diagnosis, African Americans are at the highest risk of dying from cancer, even though whites have the highest rate of new cancers. Why? This increased mortality risk partly reflects a later stage of disease ... Read More »
Why Are So Many Younger People (18-49) Being Diagnosed with Cancer? By OHM Staff A growing number of young adults between the ages of 18 and 49 are being diagnosed with “early-onset” cancers, a troubling trend that can be attributed to a complex interplay of a variety of factors. Societal ... Read More »
