Chemicals in Some Flavored E-Cigs Exceed Recommended Limits: Study
2015-04-15
Researchers say findings show need for regulations, such as mandatory listing of ingredientsContinue Reading
Chemo for Breast Cancer Erases Woman’s Fingerprints
2015-04-15
Side effect is very rare, tied to drug-linked inflammation of hands, experts sayContinue Reading
Cancer Gene Tests Should Include Healthy Tissue, Too: Study
2015-04-15
Current practice of only focusing on tumor samples might adversely affect careContinue Reading
Breath Test Might Spot Stomach Cancer Risk
2015-04-13
Compounds in breath may signal chances of developing deadly disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
Tan Skin Is Damaged Skin
2015-04-13
Dermatologist stresses there is no safe amount of sunning timeContinue Reading
Study Yields Genetic Insights Into Pancreatic Cancer
2015-04-09
Multiple gene mutations identified that could be targets for treatmentContinue Reading
Study Yields Genetic Insights Into Pancreatic Cancer
2015-04-09
Multiple gene mutations identified that could be targets for treatmentContinue Reading
Fewer U.S. Children Getting Melanoma: Study
2015-04-09
Researchers credit better education on risk of UV rays, changes in children’s playContinue Reading
Contagious Leukemia Killing East Coast Clams
2015-04-09
Scientists ‘astonished’ by the findingContinue Reading
Young Adults Respond to Graphic Cigarette Warnings
2015-04-09
Study findings suggest seeing is believingContinue Reading
1 in 5 Medicare Patients Faces Delay in Melanoma Surgery: Study
2015-04-08
Long waits can be anxiety-provokingContinue Reading
Study Probes Use of MRI to Spot Pancreatic Cancer in High-Risk Patients
2015-04-08
Small trial suggests the scans might help, but experts aren’t so sureContinue Reading
Uninsured May Face Much Higher Charges for Cancer Drugs
2015-04-07
Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study findsContinue Reading
Uninsured May Face Much Higher Charges for Cancer Drugs
2015-04-07
Chemotherapy fees can be 43 times more than those for insured patients, study findsContinue Reading