Many Younger Cancer Survivors Can’t Afford Their Meds
2017-02-21
Skipping doses or drugs altogether can be dangerous, U.S. researchers warnContinue Reading
Exercise a Powerful Ally for Breast Cancer Survivors
2017-02-21
Those who worked out were about 40 percent less likely to die from disease, review suggestsContinue Reading
Cancer Isn’t ‘One Size Fits All’ for Hispanics
2017-02-21
Study shows wide variance in how different ethnic groups are affectedContinue Reading
Self-Checks Help Spot Melanoma’s Return
2017-02-20
Patient-detected symptoms were most common way of detecting return of deadly skin cancer, study findsContinue Reading
Low-Fat Meal May Boost Costly Cancer Drug
2017-02-17
But patients shouldn’t try this on their own, researcher warnsContinue Reading
Cancer Survivors Gain From Web-Based Health Care
2017-02-10
But some patients reported missing face-to-face contact, study foundContinue Reading
Cancer Survivors Gain From Web-Based Health Care
2017-02-10
But some patients reported missing face-to-face contact, study foundContinue Reading
Smoke-Free Public Housing Cuts Secondhand Fumes
2017-02-08
Nicotine levels down by almost 50 percent among residents of four properties in PhiladelphiaContinue Reading
E-Cigs May Be ‘Bridge’ to Teens’ Tobacco Use
2017-02-08
‘Vapers’ seem much more likely to give real smokes a try, study findsContinue Reading
E-Cigarettes May Be Less Toxic Than Tobacco, Study Suggests
2017-02-06
Vaping reduces exposure to certain chemicals, but some still question overall safetyContinue Reading