Fewer in U.S. Smoke, But Smoking’s Death Toll Continues
2016-11-10
Only 15 percent of Americans engage in the habit, according to latest CDC numbersContinue Reading
Intense Chemo Offers Little Benefit for Early Breast Cancer: Study
2016-11-09
U.S. cancer expert still sees role for the approach in certain patientsContinue Reading
New Spine Stimulation Device Provides Pain Relief
2016-11-09
High-frequency therapy helps block pain signals better than low-frequency treatments, study findsContinue Reading
Second Opinions Don’t Seem to Sway Prostate Cancer Patients
2016-11-07
Most choose treatment they originally planned to follow, study findsContinue Reading
Flavored E-Cigarettes May Entice Teens to Smoke: Study
2016-11-07
Nearly 2 of 3 young people using e-cigs load them with flavors such as bubble gum or gummy bearContinue Reading
Stressed-Out Mate Bad for Your Waistline
2016-11-01
Spouse’s chronic stress takes a toll on partner’s health, study suggestsContinue Reading
Gene Test May ID Chemo Patients at Risk of Clots: Study
2016-11-01
Venous thromboembolism is a serious complication of cancer treatmentContinue Reading
Clean Home May Help Keep Kids’ Asthma in Check
2016-10-31
Controlling allergens, household pollutants can reduce need for medication, pediatricians’ group saysContinue Reading
HIV May Hide in Tissues, Even After Treatment
2016-10-26
Study suggests this hidden virus might spur other conditions in patientsContinue Reading
Smoking Still Takes Big Toll in U.S. Cancer Deaths
2016-10-24
Habit is linked to close to one-third of fatal cancers in people 35 and older, study findsContinue Reading