How Cancer Wreaks Havoc on Family Finances
2015-10-26
Study finds an individual’s earnings may drop by 40 percent in the years following diagnosisContinue Reading
Onivyde Approved for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer
2015-10-23
Thousands projected to die from hard-to-treat disease
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New Drug Approved for Soft-Tissue Cancer
2015-10-23
Disease most often affects head, neck, extremities and torso
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Furry Friends May Be Stress Relievers for Kids With Cancer
2015-10-23
‘Therapy dogs’ appear to help ease heart rate, anxiety in children fighting the diseaseContinue Reading
Study Refutes Notion That Obese Fare Better Against Chronic Ills
2015-10-22
Prior research suggesting that excess weight may offer protection called flawedContinue Reading
HPV-Linked Throat Cancer Responds to Reduced Chemo, Radiation: Study
2015-10-22
Lower doses also lower unwanted side effects, doctors reportContinue Reading
FDA Approves New Pancreatic Cancer Drug
2015-10-22
Agency says medication can be used in combination with others for advanced casesContinue Reading
HPV-Linked Throat Cancer Responds to Reduced Chemo, Radiation: Study
2015-10-22
Lower doses also lower unwanted side effects, doctors reportContinue Reading
FDA Approves New Pancreatic Cancer Drug
2015-10-22
Agency says medication can be used in combination with others for advanced casesContinue Reading
Black Men May Get Worse Prostate Cancer Care, Study Contends
2015-10-22
Problems include longer waits, greater need for more care after surgery, and higher costs
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Secondhand Smoke in Infancy May Harm Kids’ Teeth
2015-10-21
Exposure increased risk of cavities, researchers report
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B Vitamin May Help Ward Off Some Skin Cancers
2015-10-21
Study found high-risk patients who took nicotinamide daily developed fewer non-melanoma lesionsContinue Reading
New Mammogram Guidelines Already Creating Controversy
2015-10-21
Doctors at several leading U.S. cancer hospitals say most women should get exams starting at 40, not 45Continue Reading
Study Implicates Nuclear Plants in Workers’ Cancer Deaths
2015-10-21
Long-term exposure to low-level radiation is likely cause, researchers sayContinue Reading