A 55‑year‑old man’s finger and big toe were literally eaten away by metastatic cancer just weeks before he died.

A 55-year-old man’s swollen toes and fingers turned out to have a much stranger explanation than expected. In a recent case ...

A 55-year-old man's swollen finger and toe, initially mistaken for gout or infection, revealed a rare case of acrometastasis ...

Scans of the man's affected hand and foot revealed "destructive lytic lesions that had completely replaced" the bones in the ...

A man’s swollen finger and toe turned out to be signs of acrometastasis—a rare, aggressive cancer spread where tumors replace ...

Bone cancer pain can occur due to a tumor pressing on surrounding structures, nerve compression, and inflammation. A tumor can also cause destruction of the bone, which weakens it and can cause pain.

"I knew something was wrong, but you never imagined something like cancer for someone who's 16 years old," Tommy's Mom Liz Giel said. Ewing Sarcoma is a rare, relentless type of bone cancer.

Scientists have demonstrated a new potential treatment for bone cancer. A bioactive glass laced with a toxic metal was able to kill up to 99% of the cancer without harming healthy cells, and could ...

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