High Levels of Cancer-Linked Chemical in E-Cigarette Vapor, Study Finds
2015-01-21
When users turn up the heat, formaldehyde levels may increase as wellContinue Reading
Efforts to Curtail Tobacco Use Stalled in 2014, Report Says
2015-01-21
Smoking still claims 500,000 lives a year in the United StatesContinue Reading
Can Coffee Protect You From Melanoma?
2015-01-20
Researchers suggest caffeine might mitigate sun damageContinue Reading
Can Coffee Protect You From Melanoma?
2015-01-20
Researchers suggest caffeine might mitigate sun damageContinue Reading
Test Your Home for Radon: EPA
2015-01-20
The naturally occurring gas is tied to 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the U.S. each year, agency saysContinue Reading
Therapy Dogs Help Cancer Patients Cope With Tough Treatments
2015-01-20
‘I would’ve stopped the treatment, but I wanted to come see the dog’Continue Reading
Pursuing Pancreatic Cancer’s Deadly Secret
2015-01-16
Researchers identify a gene that may trigger early spreadContinue Reading
Children of Melanoma Survivors Often Get Sunburned: Study
2015-01-16
Nearly half had experienced sun-linked injury in the past year, researchers saidContinue Reading
Smoking, Obesity: Weighing the Financial Toll
2015-01-16
Costly not only to the patient but society as a whole, experts sayContinue Reading
Scientists Spot Gene Linked to Tanning ‘Addiction’
2015-01-15
Understanding biology behind dependence important because of rising skin cancer rates, expert saysContinue Reading
Unhealthy Insulin Levels May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
2015-01-15
Study of postmenopausal women suggested hormone levels mattered more than excess weightContinue Reading
Gene-Based Spit Test Shows Promise in Lung Cancer Detection
2015-01-15
It was more than 80 percent correct in spotting cancerous nodules, but accuracy still needs improvingContinue Reading
Fewer Patients With Advanced Colon Cancer Getting Surgery, Report Finds
2015-01-14
Chemotherapy is best treatment, especially for those whose cancer has spread, researcher saysContinue Reading
Race, Ethnicity Affect Breast Cancer Survival, Study Shows
2015-01-13
New research finds biological differences in tumor type, behaviorContinue Reading