New Drug Shows Potential for Blood Cancer
2015-06-02
Multiple myeloma patients saw survival gains when elotuzumab was added to treatmentContinue Reading
Exercise May Blunt a Woman’s Risk of Lung and Breast Cancer: Studies
2015-06-02
Experts say findings make sense, but note they are preliminaryContinue Reading
Melanoma Rates Way Up Among Young People in U.S.
2015-06-02
Women account for two-thirds of cases, likely due to unsafe tanning, researchers sayContinue Reading
Genetic Differences Seen in Younger Colon Cancer Patients
2015-06-02
New research suggests different treatment may be warrantedContinue Reading
Breast-feeding May Lower Risk of Childhood Leukemia: Study
2015-06-01
It’s one more potential benefit for breast-fed babies, research suggestsContinue Reading
High-Fat Diet May Raise Prostate Cancer Death Risk
2015-06-01
In study, patients who ate typical ‘Western’ fare had more than twice the odds of dying from the diseaseContinue Reading
Cancer Patient’s Health Affected by Spouse’s Mood
2015-06-01
A depressed caregiver raises odds of depression in ill loved one, too, study showsContinue Reading
Immune-Based Drug Shows Potential Against Another Form of Lung Cancer
2015-05-31
Patients with squamous cell non-small cell lung cancer who got nivolumab lived longer, had fewer side effectsContinue Reading
Targeted Radiation to Treat Brain Tumors May Be Best: Study
2015-05-31
Damage to thinking and memory less than with radiation for entire brain, while survival is similar, study findsContinue Reading
Targeted Radiation to Treat Brain Tumors May Be Best: Study
2015-05-31
Damage to thinking and memory less than with radiation for entire brain, while survival is similar, study findsContinue Reading
New Drug a Weapon Against Advanced Melanoma: Study
2015-05-31
Compared to Yervoy, nivolumab more than doubled time to disease progression, researchers foundContinue Reading
Gene Therapy Shows Early Promise Against Deadly Brain Cancer
2015-05-31
DNA-modified virus serves as decoy to help target and destroy glioblastoma cells, researchers sayContinue Reading
Improved Therapies Have Extended Life Spans of Childhood Cancer Survivors
2015-05-31
Fewer die of ‘late effects’ from radiation, chemotherapy, study findsContinue Reading
New Drug Keeps Common Breast Cancer Under Control Longer: Study
2015-05-30
Adding Ibrance to standard hormone therapy kept disease from progressing for nine monthsContinue Reading