Anti-Smoking Programs May Sometimes Backfire
2015-11-03
Study found smokers can get angry, defensive when public health programs stigmatize tobacco useContinue Reading
Smoking Common in Foreign Films, Study Finds
2015-11-03
International research team calls for governments to stop subsidizing films that show tobacco useContinue Reading
FDA Approves Expanded Use for Melanoma Drug
2015-10-29
Yervoy can now be used after surgery to reduce risk of deadly skin cancer returningContinue Reading
Ovarian Cancer Drug Shows Promise With Tough-to-Treat Prostate Tumors
2015-10-28
In small study, olaparib targeted gene mutation in men who had failed other therapy, researchers report
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Injected Drug Approved for Melanoma Skin Cancer
2015-10-28
Imlygic designed to rupture and kill cancer cellsContinue Reading
E-Cigarette Use Highest Among Young Adults, U.S. Report Finds
2015-10-28
Almost 4 percent of all adult Americans use them, new survey showsContinue Reading
New Treatment for Melanoma Gets FDA Approval
2015-10-28
In early trial, genetically engineered cold sore virus was injected into tumors, caused them to rupture and dieContinue Reading
Death Rates From Major Illnesses Fall in U.S.
2015-10-27
Prevention key to continued progress in fighting cancer, heart disease and diabetes, researchers sayContinue Reading
Processed Meat Can Cause Cancer: WHO
2015-10-26
Meanwhile, red meat only shows some association with an increased risk for colon cancer, expert panel saysContinue Reading
Kids Drawn to ‘Gateway’ Flavored Tobacco Products, FDA Finds
2015-10-26
Sweet-tasting additives have widespread appeal, expose teens to nicotineContinue Reading