Alcohol and Cancer
The U.S. surgeon general is calling attention to the link between alcohol and cancer, a connection that may be news to the general public.
One of the greatest tools we have in fighting cancer is understanding the risks and taking steps to reduce the risk of developing cancer. MUSC Health has a variety of educational events and screening programs designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools to understand and minimize your risk.
Although many factors may increase your risk of developing cancer, you can reduce your risk by making healthy lifestyle choices:
These interactive tools are designed to help you better understand your cancer risks:
By quitting – even for one day – you will be taking an essential step toward a healthier life – one that can lead to reducing your cancer risk.
Lung cancer is the second most common cancer and the primary cause of cancer-related death in both men and women in the United States. The National Lung Screening Trial has shown that screening current or former heavy smokers with low-dose computed tomography decreases their risk of dying from lung cancer.
The MUSC Hollings Cancer Center Mobile Health Unit works to reach adults in South Carolina who have difficulties accessing health care and who are at risk of developing cancer.
Mobile Health UnitMUSC Health’s team of fellowship-trained radiologists offer 3D mammograms at four convenient locations in the Charleston area as well as at locations across the state.
Mammograms at MUSC HealthScreening mammograms are now available at the West Ashley Medical Pavilion, with more breast care services to come.
Aleasa Barry has a simple message – knowing you have cancer isn't half as scary as not knowing because you won't get screened.