Early Detection Still Key to Breast Cancer Survival: Study
2015-10-06
Despite advances in treatment, finding smaller tumors linked to better resultsContinue Reading
Ovarian Tissue Transplant Can Help Some Women Have Kids After Cancer Treatment
2015-10-06
Researchers in Denmark report a success rate of about 30 percentContinue Reading
Less-Invasive Surgery May Not Be Best Option for Rectal Cancer
2015-10-06
Two studies found standard surgery was slightly more successfulContinue Reading
Optune Device Approved for Newly Diagnosed Brain Cancer
2015-10-06
Emits electric pulses designed to thwart tumor growth
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Young Cancer Survivors Often Develop New Malignancies
2015-10-06
Teens, young adults who received radiation treatment appear at higher risk, study saysContinue Reading
As HIV Patients Live Longer, Certain Cancer Risks Rise: Study
2015-10-05
Anal, colon and liver cancers more common now, researchers findContinue Reading
FDA Orders Studies on Contaminated Endoscopes Tied to Illness Outbreaks
2015-10-05
Duodenoscopes used at 2 Los Angeles hospitals carried drug-resistant ‘superbug’Continue Reading
FDA Orders Studies on Contaminated Endoscopes Tied to Illness Outbreaks
2015-10-05
Duodenoscopes used at 2 Los Angeles hospitals carried drug-resistant ‘superbug’Continue Reading
Hispanic, Poor Children May Have Greater Risk of Losing Eye to Cancer
2015-10-05
Study suggests disparities in care; rare disease typically uncovered during routine visitsContinue Reading
Keytruda Approved for Leading Form of Lung Cancer
2015-10-02
Helps immune system fight non-small cell lung cancerContinue Reading
FDA Approves New Treatment for Lung Cancer
2015-10-02
Keytruda shrank tumors in some patients with advanced diseaseContinue Reading
Childhood Brain Tumor Survivors May Have Memory Troubles
2015-10-02
Study suggests brain has to use different regions than normal to get the job doneContinue Reading
Study Says Radiation Often Overused in Late-Stage Lung Cancer
2015-10-02
Authors cite concerns about extra costs, side effectsContinue Reading
Height May Be Linked to Increased Cancer Risk, Study Contends
2015-10-01
But experts stress only an association was found, and there’s no proof being tall causes diseaseContinue Reading