Imaging Costs Soar for Medicare Cancer Patients
2010-04-27
Whether more scans are wasteful or improve outcomes isn’t known, experts sayContinue Reading
Selenium Helped Cells 'Reboot' After Exposure to Cancer-Causing Chemicals
2010-04-27
Lab finding may show way to stop breast tumors in their tracks, scientists sayContinue Reading
Prostate Cancer Vaccine May Get FDA Approval
2010-04-27
Breakthrough approach lengthens survival, to varying degrees, for men with advanced disease, studies foundContinue Reading
Arteries Age Twice as Fast in Smokers
2010-04-26
Study shows progressive stiffening, which leads to blockagesContinue Reading
Study Makes Strides in Understanding Ovarian Cancer
2010-04-26
Findings may lead to development of screening tests for early detectionContinue Reading
Four Unhealthy Behaviors Linked to Premature Death
2010-04-26
People who smoke, drink, rarely exercise, and skimp on fruits and veggies die earlier than usual, study findsContinue Reading
Moving Closer to a Urine Test for Colon Cancer
2010-04-26
Screening could complement or reduce need for colonoscopy, researchers sayContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Risks Not Same for Hispanic Women
2010-04-26
Far fewer cases stem from established risk factors, study findsContinue Reading
Smoking May Be in Your Genes
2010-04-26
Findings may someday help in development of prevention efforts, experts sayContinue Reading
Time to Remind Teens About Sun Protection
2010-04-25
Young women are especially likely to develop skin cancer, experts sayContinue Reading
Cancer Drug Seems to Work by Activating Virus
2010-04-23
Finding could apply to many Epstein-Barr-related cancers, researchers sayContinue Reading
Remedy Needed for Overdiagnosis of Cancers
2010-04-22
New review finds significant number of mammograms, PSA tests spot tumors that don’t need treatingContinue Reading
Black Women Wait Longer for Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment
2010-04-22
Insurance status didn’t make a difference, study findsContinue Reading
Few Over 50 Get Skin Cancer Screenings
2010-04-21
Older whites with less education least likely to be screened, study findsContinue Reading