Cancer

male infertility cancer

Male infertility may be an early-warning sign of cancer, study says

Young cancer survivors have double the risk of getting cancer later in life, study finds

cancer young people

National Cancer Institute is studying ivermectin's 'ability to kill cancer cells'

Ivermectin Cancer Research

NIH grant disruptions slow down breast cancer research

Breast Cancer Research

Colorectal cancer is now the top cause of cancer death among young adults

Colorectal Cancer Deaths

7 in 10 people diagnosed with cancer now live longer than 5 years

Cancer Survival Rates

Century-old tumor samples may help explain rising rates of colorectal cancer in younger adults

Colorectal Cancer Study

New cervical cancer screening guidelines endorse the use of self-swab kits

Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines

Children's Health

Pediatric cancer treatments are saving kids' lives, but more research funding is needed to improve them, report says

Pediatric Cancer Lianna Munir

Breast cancer and birth control: A huge new study shows how science can be distorted

Nearly 1 in 10 American adults say they've received a cancer diagnosis

Nurse who beat hard-to-treat cancer says she stayed strong by thinking of herself as a 'survivor'

Zipporah Washington Temple

Radiation may be unnecessary as an early-stage breast cancer treatment

Breast Cancer Radiation

Common dry cleaning chemical increases risk of liver cancer, study confirms

Dry Cleaning PCE.

Long-term study on HPV vaccinations finds evidence of herd immunity

HPV Vaccine Herd Immunity

Having multiple tattoos may help guard against most dangerous type of skin cancer, study finds

Melanoma Risk Tattoos

A daily aspirin may help prevent colon cancer from returning

Aspirin Colon Cancer Prevention

U.S. death rate falls to lowest level since the COVID-19 pandemic, CDC report says

U.S. Death Rate

Experimental skin cancer test aims to increase early detection of melanoma

Melanoma At Home Test

Penn Medicine's new mammography van brings breast cancer screenings to those who might not otherwise get them

Penn Mammogram Van

World's premier cancer institute faces crippling cuts and chaos

Prostate cancer is unlikely to kill men if it's low risk and treated according to best practices, study finds

In new PBS documentary on caregiving, Bradley Cooper reflects on his final days with his father

New dietary guidelines reportedly may drop specific advice on how much alcohol Americans should drink each day

Dell Music Center to hold event to honor Gary O, the longtime house DJ who died in December

dj gary o

Alternative Medicine

For cancer patients with depression, psilocybin may provide lasting relief

Appendix cancer remains rare, but is becoming more common among younger generations

Appendix Cancer

Exercise might lower colon cancer patients' risk of death, study finds

Exercise colon cancer

What does it mean for Biden's prostate cancer to be 'aggressive?' A urologic surgeon explains

Enhanced imaging could vastly improve cancer detection in people with dense breasts, study finds

First at-home test for HPV, the most common cause of cervical cancer, gains FDA approval

HPV home test

3 Doors Down singer reveals he has kidney cancer form that has become more common in younger adults

3 Doors Down Cancer

After being diagnosed with cancer in his horseshoe kidney, this Arkansas man sought surgery at Temple Health

Horseshoe Kidney Surgery

A bacterial toxin may be a factor in the rise in colon cancer among young people

Colorectal Cancer Toxin

Prostate cancer therapy being tested at Main Line Health may 'open up the door' to new treatments for advanced cancers

Prostate Cancer Main Line

CT scans cause more cancer cases than previously believed, study shows

Temple Health's new cancer clinic streamlines treatment for people from underserved communities

Temple Cancer Clinic

How the FDA opens the door to risky chemicals in America's food supply

MRNA vaccines, once a Trump boast, now face attacks from some in GOP

Replacing butter with plant-based oils helps people live longer, study finds

Large tattoos nearly triple the risk of lymphoma, new study suggests

Tattoos Lymphoma Cancer

Ahead of her Philly show, Kathy Griffin opens up about her battles with cancer, addiction and PTSD

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