Cancer News & Features

A personalized cancer vaccine proved possible to manufacture and was well tolerated in an early phase I clinical trial, researchers said.

Rankings for the most common cancers, as well as the cancer types responsible for the most deaths, are predicted to change over the next 20 years in the United States.

Some cancers survivors find they have lingering side effects long after treatment is over.

A sudden jump in cancer cases among Americans at age 65 may be due to the fact that many older adults delay care until they have Medicare coverage.

After a sharp drop early in the COVID-19 pandemic, rates of routine breast and colon cancer screening soon returned to near-normal levels, a new study finds.

A new study looks at this aggressive type of cancer and current screening guidelines.

A new study ties an overabundance of nighttime artificial light with an elevated risk of thyroid cancer.

Without accounting for neighborhood inequities, the gap in survival rates between Black and white AML patients narrowed, suggesting that a patient's ZIP code contributed to their chances of surviving the cancer.

Using technology known as CRISPR, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania say they have successfully blocked a gene that limits the activation of T cells, which help fight cancer.

Researchers say they have used CRISPR, a new technology that allows scientists to edit a cell’s DNA, to destroy cancer cells in mice.

The star of movies such as The Big Lebowski, The Fabulous Baker Boys and  2010’s Crazy Heart, for which he won a Best Actor Oscar, announced his diagnosis via Twitter.

Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen died of cancer at the age of 65.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Aiden is allowed to have only one parent in the room with him as he’s treated for acute lymphocytic leukemia

The report from Ohio State University projects that nearly 90,000 Americans between 15 and 39 years of age will be diagnosed with cancer this year and more than 9,200 will die.

A second opinion can be a key part of cancer treatment. Find out how fresh input can offer new approaches or confirm you’re on the right track, and when it’s smart to stay put.

More research is needed to confirm the test's accuracy. But these initial results "offer hope," said researcher Kun Zhang, a professor of bioengineering at the University of California, San Diego.

The study found that many drug trials did not include very many diverse patients.

The test checks people for previous exposure to certain viruses that may interact with the immune system and increase the risk of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), according to their new study.

The proton pump inhibitor (PPI) omeprazole used with chemotherapy may help shrink tumors in patients with triple-negative breast cancer.

Quitting smoking before a lung cancer diagnosis may help your survival, even if you recently quit, a new study finds.

Cancer patients diagnosed with COVID-19 who are otherwise generally healthy can and do survive the coronavirus, but the news isn't as good for those who also had other medical issues.

A lawsuit filed in Cobb County on Wednesday on behalf of 53 ConMed employees says that they were exposed to known carcinogen ethylene oxide from medical products that were not properly aired out.

The company said the talc-based powder is safe and will still be sold in other countries, but not in Canada or the United States.

True bone cancer is uncommon, but cancer can also spread to bones from other parts of the body. Learn the difference and how bone cancer is diagnosed and treated.

A new government report has rebuked the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for failing to tell residents about the health risks they face by living near facilities that release cancer-causing ethylene oxide gas.