Cigarettes Aren’t Cool, California Teens Say
2016-12-06
But kids still don’t see nicotine as addictive and may opt for e-cigarettes insteadContinue Reading
Cigarettes Aren’t Cool, California Teens Say
2016-12-06
But kids still don’t see nicotine as addictive and may opt for e-cigarettes insteadContinue Reading
Keeping Minors From Tanning Beds Would Save Thousands of Lives, Study Says
2016-12-06
FDA proposal aims to protect younger people from skin cancerContinue Reading
Just 1 Cigarette a Day Can Be Deadly: Study
2016-12-05
Light smokers still faced an increased risk of early deathContinue Reading
Worldwide Cancer Rates Up More Than One-Third in Past Decade: Report
2016-12-03
Researchers cite population aging and growthContinue Reading
Drug Combo Shows Promise Against Some Soft Tissue Tumors
2016-12-02
Adding new drug to standard one helped control sarcomas in early trial on 2 patientsContinue Reading
‘Magic Mushroom’ Chemical Eases Cancer Patients’ Despair
2016-12-01
Hallucinogenic drug psilocybin relieved depression, anxiety quickly and lasted for months, studies foundContinue Reading
Could White Wine Boost Your Melanoma Risk?
2016-12-01
Large study ties a daily glass to a slightly elevated rate of the deadly skin cancerContinue Reading
After Cancer, Higher Risk of Severe Heart Attack
2016-12-01
Cardiologists, oncologists must work together, researcher saysContinue Reading
U.S. to Ban Smoking in Public Housing
2016-11-30
Agencies have 18 months to implement smoke-free policiesContinue Reading
Wider Low-Dose Aspirin Use Would Save U.S. $692 Billion: Study
2016-11-30
Many patients who should take it don’t, researchers sayContinue Reading
U.S. to Ban Smoking in Public Housing
2016-11-30
Agencies have 18 months to implement smoke-free policiesContinue Reading
Wider Low-Dose Aspirin Use Would Save U.S. $692 Billion: Study
2016-11-30
Many patients who should take it don’t, researchers sayContinue Reading
Kidney Cancer Drug Shows Promise in Early Trial
2016-11-30
93 percent had tumor growth controlled for median of more than 8 months, researchers reportContinue Reading