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Lung cancer symptoms and latest cancer research into lung cancer detection and treatment is covered in an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Understanding Lung Cancer Symptoms,” and published by Suite 101.

Causes of lung cancer, lung cancer statistics, and facts about lung cancer are available in an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Lung Cancer Facts from American Cancer Society,” published by Suite 101.

A free on-line colorectal cancer risk detection tool is now available, according to an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Colorectal Cancer Early Symptoms & Risk Tool.” Article covers Colon cancer early symptoms, and what causes colon cancer.

Suite 101 has published an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “New Stages of Prostate Cancer Marker: Michigan University Study What Triggers Cancer Cells to Divide.” Layman terms for understanding causes of prostate cancer and progression.

What causes diabetes research links excessive body mass index, overweight & obesity, and lack of health fitness to increased risk of type 2 diabetes, according to an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Research.”

Symptoms of diabetes can be caused by childhood and adult obesity. Beast cancer, colon cancer, and other cancers could be caused by being overweight according to an article in Suite 101 titled, “Obesity Research Links Type 2 Diabetes & Cancer.”

Suite 101 has published an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “King’s College Childhood Obesity Facts Study.” The article provides information about how to determine if your child is obese, and if the number of meals is related to obesity.

Suite 101 has published an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Diabetes versus Heart Disease Study.” The controlled study was to determine if type 1 diabetes, coronary heart disease, and artery plaque are related to a high fat diet.

Suite 101 has published an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Florida University Treadmill vs Fitness Study.” The study wanted to determine whether uphill walking or level jogging provided the most benefits to the human heart and metabolism.

Suite 101 has published an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “McMaster University Aerobic Anti Aging Study.” The study reveals whether or not aerobic fitness affects human aging and the immune system in older adults.