Some cancer cells spread, enter a dormant state and later awaken to form tumors. New research explores this process and how it can be prevented.

Charlotte Elwood will never let anyone tell her anything is impossible. When the Boise, Idaho, resident was diagnosed in 1997 with a rare form of ovarian cancer called germ cell granulosa — despite ...

Millions of insured Americans could lose access to preventive care such as cancer screenings and PrEP for HIV, say 33 patient and medical professional groups.

Jenn’s rollercoaster of a melanoma journey ultimately guided her towards a passion for patient advocacy and raising awareness of early detection and research funding.

More than 1,500 medical professionals across all disciplines on oncology took part in the hybrid meeting in Orlando and online. There were more than 200 posters featuring original, high-impact ...

The CancerRisk360 tool serves as a free resource to guide individuals to learn how to improve their health and lower cancer risk.

In 2023, approximately 62 million people underwent computerized tomography (CT) scans in the United States. The radiation from the scans that year could result in 103,000 future cancers, according to ...

Colorado University Cancer Center member Alice Weaver, MD, PhD, talks about how head and neck cancers typically present, as well as advances in research and treatment.

Women who wear frozen or tight-fitting gloves during taxane-based chemotherapy for breast cancer are less likely to develop painful peripheral neuropathy, according to research published in JAMA ...

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The doctor says I should celebrate my scan results, writes prostate cancer blogger Dan Zeller, but I struggle to accept that perspective.

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