Opdivo Approval Expanded to Include Lung Cancer
2015-03-04
The leading cause of cancer death in the U.S.
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Study Questions Close Monitoring of Thyroid Growths
2015-03-03
Five-year follow-up shows the overwhelming majority remain harmlessContinue Reading
Teens Can Easily Buy E-Cigarettes Online
2015-03-02
Study finds minors successfully purchased smoking devices 3 out of 4 times triedContinue Reading
1 in 5 Preemies With Lung Disease Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
2015-02-27
22 percent were from what parents said were nonsmoking homes, study findsContinue Reading
Gene Mutations Tied to Leukemia Rise With Age, Study Finds
2015-02-26
But just having cancer-linked DNA doesn’t mean the disease will develop, study authors stressedContinue Reading
Health Tip: How Smoking Affects Your Heart
2015-02-25
Cancer isn’t the only thing to worry aboutContinue Reading
Did PSA Test’s Decline Spur Rise in Prostate Cancers?
2015-02-24
Researchers report 3 percent annual rise in intermediate- and high-risk casesContinue Reading
Colon Cancer’s Location May Be Factor in Survival
2015-02-24
Poorer outcome seen in study when tumor began on the organ’s right sideContinue Reading
Did PSA Test’s Decline Spur Rise in Prostate Cancers?
2015-02-24
Researchers report 3 percent annual rise in intermediate- and high-risk casesContinue Reading
Colon Cancer’s Location May Be Factor in Survival
2015-02-24
Poorer outcome seen in study when tumor began on the organ’s right sideContinue Reading
2 of 3 Smokers Will Die Early If They Don’t Quit, Research Shows
2015-02-24
Findings confirm newer estimates that put toll of cigarettes much higher than previously thoughtContinue Reading
Farydak Approved for Multiple Myeloma
2015-02-24
Blood cancer kills more than 10,000 Americans annuallyContinue Reading
Mental Illness, Homelessness Linked to Heart Disease in Study
2015-02-24
High smoking rates also considered a key contributorContinue Reading
Watch-and-Wait Strategy May Be Riskier for Certain Prostate Cancers
2015-02-23
Study found lower survival for intermediate-risk disease, compared to low-risk casesContinue Reading