People are terrified. You mention the word cancer, they immediately are scared to death.
It doesn't have to be that way anymore.
And to me, I'm not a doctor and I'm not into science, as I've said several times. But if you feel something's wrong, go find out. If it is bad news, at least you'll catch it early, and you got some help there to do it.
The new things they've come out with, and the way they could treat things now – even if it isn’t cancer, if it's something else say, diabetes or something – there's so much there to help.
But it's not going to help you sitting at home on the couch.
Get out there.
Go find out.
Yet it still remains higher than the rest of the U.S. Additionally, cancer death rates are significantly higher in Maine. Routine cancer screenings are important for early detection, especially for individuals with a family history of cancer. Learn more about getting screened for cancer and engaging in healthy behaviors by visiting the CDC website.
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