The risk of developing cancer rises with age, but an increasing number of younger people are being diagnosed with the disease, according to the American Cancer Society, and one cancer in particular is most often found among young men.

For the first time ever, the American Cancer Society predicts over two million people will be diagnosed with cancer this year. That’s over five thousand cases a day. Ivanhoe tells us what lifestyle changes we can make to prevent adding to that number.

About 40% of Americans will develop a form of cancer at some point in their lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society. Doctors say following screening guidelines could mean finding it early or preventing it altogether.

The 2024 Cowford Ball, hosted by the American Cancer Society, is set to be a rootin’-tootin’ good time, combining fun with philanthropy. This unique event, taking place at the picturesque Deerwood Castle, invites the community to enjoy an evening filled with great food, drinks, live entertainment, and an exciting auction. It’s a chance to give back while having a blast.

The 2024 Cowford Ball, hosted by the American Cancer Society, is set to be a rootin’-tootin’ good time, combining fun with philanthropy. This unique event, taking place at the picturesque Deerwood Castle, invites the community to enjoy an evening filled with great food, drinks, live entertainment, and an exciting auction. It’s a chance to give back while having a blast.

The American Cancer Society predicts this year will be the first year in US history that new cancer diagnoses will cross the two million mark. More than half will be people over the age of 65.

A new initiative launched in 20 states, including Florida and Georgia, aims to gain an understanding of cancer disparities and other health conditions among black women.

Since 2009, the NFL and the American Cancer Society (ACS) have teamed up to fight cancer and save lives. Crucial Catch helps more people catch cancer early, and addresses the unequal burden of cancer in under-resourced communities.

The American Cancer Society recommends adults at average risk for colon cancer start regular screenings at age 45.

The death of legendary talk show host and former Cincinnati, Ohio mayor, Jerry Springer was caused by a short battle with pancreatic cancer.

According to the CDC, about one in three Americans will develop some form of cancer during their lifetime.

The White House says a lesion removed by surgeons last week from first lady Jill Biden’s left eyelid was a non-cancerous growth.

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Join the American Cancer Society’s Cowford Ball on Saturday, September 17, 20222 for a one-of-a-kind evening, featuring great food, dancing, a spectacular auction, and much more. With support from around the country, the American Cancer Society saves lives by helping people stay well and get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back against cancer.

Get ready to party with a purpose at the American Cancer Society’s Cowford Ball.

Get ready to party with a purpose at the American Cancer Society’s Cowford Ball.

HCA Florida Memorial Women's Center held an "On-the-Spot" mammogram clinic Saturday for those seeking their annual check-up.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Neighbors tell News4Jax they’re upset about a 5G cellphone tower that’s being installed outside the Parks at the Cathedral townhomes in Downtown Jacksonville. Some said they feel the tower could be a hazard to their health and that it could make their property value suffer. “There was no notice to anyone.”Parra said it was about two months ago when she walked outside and saw the tower being constructed. “Far away from people’s bedroom windows.”RELATED: PGA hits ‘pause button’ on cell tower near Bolles Lower SchoolThe towers hold the network equipment for 5G internet access and emit radio frequency waves. Experts say more research on radiofrequency waves from cellphone towers is needed, but there isn’t any strong evidence cellphone towers cause noticeable health effects.

Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. Research shows colorectal cancer in younger adults is on the rise. Now, that data has prompted an expert panel to recommend colon cancer screening start at age 45 – instead of 50. The task force said colorectal cancer screening saves lives and that adults ages 45 to 75 should be screened to reduce risk of dying from the disease. Draft recommendations are typically posted for public comment for about a month before final guidelines are issued.

Doctors say much of the credit goes to routine screenings. But during the pandemic, the number of people getting screened has dropped dramatically. As of April colonoscopies had dropped by 90%, and mammograms and cervical cancer pap tests dropped by 94% compared with rates for the past three years, according to Epic Health Research. Talk to your physician and get your screenings,” Lind said. The American Cancer Society has information on what screenings are recommended depending on your age.

The American Cancer Society recommends to start regular screening at age 45, while other recommendations have stuck with recommending to start at age 50. The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care recommends not using colonoscopy as a primary screening test, while other recommendations do. Between 50 and 75, you should be getting some type of screening test for colorectal cancer," he said about the guidance statement. Last year, the American Cancer Society updated its guidelines for colon and rectal cancer screening to recommend that adults at average risk get screened starting at age 45 instead of 50. "Cost-effectiveness modeling can offer additional guidance" on the questions about colorectal cancer screening that "are difficult to answer," he wrote in the editorial.

An instrument like the Preventive Health tool could help someone like Abnousi's father manage their cardiovascular health care with blood pressure screenings, for instance. The Preventive Health tool offers a map of federally qualified health centers nationwide where anyone can go to get certain screenings, tests and other health care services, if they choose. Yet with the Preventive Health tool, Facebook ensures that it will not have access to users' test results or any other health information. "Secondly, your use of the Preventive Health tool on Facebook is not visible to any other Facebook users." The new Preventive Health tool follows other Facebook public health initiatives launched recently.

Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center via CNN(CNN) - October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an international campaign aimed at increasing awareness of the second most common cancer in women, with the goal of someday stopping it. The American Cancer Society estimates that there will be 271,270 new cases of breast cancer in 2019, 99% of which will be diagnosed in women. They advise drinking little to no alcohol, citing sources that indicate that the risk of breast cancer increases with alcohol consumption. Factors such as older age, dense breasts, genetic mutations, previous treatment using radiation therapy, and a family history of breast cancer may increase your risk of getting breast cancer, according to the CDC. Skin swelling or redness, change in breast shape, nipple discharge (other than breast milk), pain in or on the breast, and skin flaking or dimpling can be other possible warning signs of breast cancer, according to the Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

Breast cancer causes more than 40,000 deaths per year, and one in 8 million women will experience breast cancer during her lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society. Lycopene can also reduce the formation of new blood vessels of breast cancer by reducing or blocking tumor growth, according to the American Cancer Society. Broccoli is also chock full of Vitamin K, Vitamin A, Vitamin D and fiber. They are also a great source of anthocyanins, which reduce the increase of breast cancer cells. When a weak estrogen-like substance takes the place of the body's natural estrogen in a breast cell's estrogen receptor, then the weak substance can act as an anti-estrogen.

Patrick Dempsey's been a heartthrob for decades, and while that's a feat to be proud of in Hollywood, his kids aren't too impressed. It depends on where they're at in their development and age," Dempsey, who shares 17-year-old Tallula and 12-year-old twins Sullivan and Darby with wife Jillian Fink, added. Patrick DempseyDempsey has paid it forward through his work with the Dempsey Center, the non-profit cancer support foundation he helped establish in honor of his mom, Amanda. "This is a commitment that I'm in for the rest of my life," Dempsey vowed. RELATED CONTENT:Patrick Dempsey Gets Candid About What He's Learned After 19 Years of Marriage (Exclusive)Ellen Pompeo Says She Hasn't Spoken to Patrick Dempsey Since He Left 'Grey's Anatomy'Patrick Dempsey On Where Things Stand With the 'Enchanted' Sequel (Exclusive)

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida is among the worst in the nation when it comes to preventing cancer, receiving subpar scores in all eight categories measured in a new report by the American Cancer Society. "One hundred thirty thousand people this year in Florida alone are going to be diagnosed with cancer," said Matt Jordan, with the ACS. Jordan said tobacco policy hurt Florida the worst in the report. It's the main cause of cancer, Jordan said. Jordan said expanding the program would go a long way toward improving cancer treatment and prevention.