Many Smokers Try to Quit After Cancer Diagnosis
2015-04-20
But majority don’t succeed in kicking the habit, study foundContinue Reading
Many Smokers Try to Quit After Cancer Diagnosis
2015-04-20
But majority don’t succeed in kicking the habit, study foundContinue Reading
Black Women More Likely to Have Dense Breast Tissue, Study Shows
2015-04-20
Finding may help explain greater breast cancer risk in this population, researchers sayContinue Reading
Income May Affect Survival After Lung Cancer Surgery
2015-04-20
Study also finds education level, hospital linked to odds of death in month after operationContinue Reading
Immune-Focused Drugs Show Promise Against Melanoma
2015-04-20
Keytruda, Yervoy and other medications harness immune cells to target cancers, experts sayContinue Reading
U.S. Breast Cancer Cases Could Rise 50 Percent by 2030
2015-04-20
Elderly women will account for growing proportion of cases, study predictsContinue Reading
Aspirin May Help Ward Off Gastro Cancers, Study Finds
2015-04-19
But experts caution against starting to take it every day in hopes of preventing disease
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Drug Shows Early Promise for Advanced Lung Cancer
2015-04-19
Keytruda is already approved to treat melanomaContinue Reading
Gene Variation Could Spur Longer Smoking, Earlier Cancer
2015-04-17
Researcher suggests a change in screening policiesContinue Reading
Walking Boosts Outcomes for Prostate Cancer Survivors
2015-04-16
Study found real improvements in quality of life once men got activeContinue Reading
Combat Deployment Just One Factor That May Cause Smoking
2015-04-16
Education, mental health history, being in Army also tied to cigarette use in studyContinue Reading
E-Cigarette Use Triples Among U.S. Teens in 1 Year
2015-04-16
Federal health officials say the nicotine-based products pose major health threat to kidsContinue Reading
Obesity Linked to Greater Risk of Prostate Cancer in Blacks, Study Says
2015-04-16
Researcher urges physicians to take note of findingsContinue Reading
About 1 in 10 Kids Tries E-Cigarettes
2015-04-15
But fewer than 2 percent of teens become regular users, study findsContinue Reading