What to know about non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma refers to a group of cancers that start in the white blood cells. This article looks at their types, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
Read morePhysical activity may protect against prostate cancer
A large study that took a different approach has found that higher levels of physical activity could lower the risk of prostate cancer by 51%.
Read moreBreast cancer: Does hair dye increase risk?
A recent study links permanent hair dye and chemical straighteners to an increase in breast cancer risk. In this article, we put the findings into context.
Read moreIs marijuana use associated with a higher risk of cancer?
A new meta-analysis looks at the potential link between marijuana use and an increased risk of cancer, emphasizing the poor quality of existing studies.
Read moreWet and cold weather linked to increased cancer rates
In the first study of its kind, researchers identify a surprising link between living in a cold, damp climate and increased rates of cancer.
Read moreProstate cancer: Home urine test could ‘revolutionize diagnosis’
A recent study has investigated a simpler way of testing urine for prostate cancer. The new test would avoid the need for digital rectal examination.
Read moreUsing anthrax to fight cancer
Current treatments for bladder cancer need improvement. A new study combines a growth factor with anthrax toxin to create a quick, effective treatment.
Read moreWhat to know about pubic hair loss
Some people may experience hair loss in the pubic region. Learn about the causes and additional symptoms. We also provide information on the treatment options.
Read moreStem cell discovery could improve treatments for leukemia, other diseases
Scientists have found a way to boost blood stem cell self-renewal in the lab. The finding could improve treatments for leukemia and other blood diseases.
Read moreCancer survivors report an information gap in treatment side effects
According to a survey of people who had undergone treatment for cancer, about one-third wished that they had received more information on the side effects.
Read moreHow fruit and vegetable compounds help prevent colorectal cancer
While scientists have known for some time that flavonoids can help fight colorectal cancer, the mechanisms have not been clear. Now, a study has found one.
Read moreLung cancer: AI shows who will benefit from immunotherapy
A team of researchers has developed a machine learning model able to predict which individuals with lung cancer will most benefit from immunotherapy.
Read moreAnal cancer mortality rates have more than doubled in the US
Researchers warn that the incidence and mortality rates of anal cancer have been increasing steeply in the United States over a period of only 15 years.
Read moreBrain cancer: Lithium may restore cognitive function after radiation
New research has found that lithium improves memory and learning capabilities in young female mice that have undergone radiation treatment.
Read moreColon cancer: Changes in gut bacteria may lead to new blood test
A new study conducted in mice and humans suggests that imbalances in gut bacteria may play a key role in the development of sporadic colorectal cancer.
Read moreWhat to know about colon pain
Many factors can cause colon pain, including constipation, diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome, and colorectal cancer. Learn more about the causes of colon pain and their treatment options here.
Read moreLate stage breast cancer survival estimate is ‘rarely accurate’
Single-number survival estimates for people with late stage breast cancer are unhelpful, research shows. So what approach would be more beneficial?
Read moreLymphoma rash: What to know
Lymphoma is a type of cancer that can cause symptoms on the skin, such as a rash. In this article, learn more about a lymphoma rash and how doctors diagnose it.
Read moreWhat to know about bone marrow transplants
Bone marrow transplants help treat certain health issues by replacing damaged blood cells with healthy cells. Here, we look at the types and risks of these transplants, as well as how to prepare and the recovery process.
Read moreHow a virus might protect against skin cancer
A recent study investigating the role of papillomaviruses in skin cancer produces surprising results. These viruses may, in fact, protect against cancer.
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