Some Like It Hot! Lab Mice, in Particular
2016-04-19
Researchers report lower temperatures in lab studies can impact findings on human diseasesContinue Reading
Drug Shows Promise Against Rare, Aggressive Skin Cancer
2016-04-19
Research suggests IV med might benefit patients with Merkel cell carcinomaContinue Reading
Drug Seems to Extend Survival for Advanced Melanoma Patients
2016-04-18
One-third of study participants lived 5 years or more after starting treatmentContinue Reading
Regular Exercise May Boost Prostate Cancer Survival
2016-04-18
Study found that men who exercised the most had the best outcomesContinue Reading
Sunscreen Delays Melanoma in Mice, Researchers Say
2016-04-17
Study results suggest scientists can use mice to find better ways to prevent deadly skin cancer in humansContinue Reading
Low-Fat Diets May Help Older Women With Breast Cancer Survive Longer: Study
2016-04-15
A decade after diagnosis, there were 20 percent fewer deaths when compared to women in usual diet groupContinue Reading
Only Half of Rectal Cancer Patients Get Recommended Treatment: Study
2016-04-15
Uninsured and minority patients had lower odds of receiving standard therapies, researchers foundContinue Reading
No Drop in Teen Use of Tobacco Products, CDC Says, and E-Cigs May Be Why
2016-04-14
Electronic smoking devices have now eclipsed traditional cigarettes as most widely used product among kidsContinue Reading
Thyroid Cancer Cases in U.S. Level Off, Perhaps Reflecting Diagnostic Changes
2016-04-14
‘Epidemic of diagnosis’ caused the increase, not harmful tumors, experts sayContinue Reading
Radiation May Help After Surgery for ‘Soft-Tissue’ Cancers
2016-04-14
Biggest benefit was seen in people over 65, research suggestsContinue Reading