A Faster Way to Detect Cancer-Linked Chemicals in Food
Many people try to eat healthier by choosing more vegetables, fruits, lean meats, and home-cooked meals.
People often pay attention to calories, sugar, and fat,...
Scientists Uncover Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Everyday Foods
Scientists in South Korea have developed a faster and cleaner way to detect potentially harmful chemicals in food, raising hopes for better food safety...
Cancer Survivors Find Relief From Anxiety and Fatigue Through Gentle Yoga
Cancer survivors often face many challenges long after treatment ends.
Even when surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy successfully removes or controls cancer, many patients continue...
Promising new drug for deadly uterine cancer
Doctors have long struggled to treat advanced uterine cancer once standard therapies stop working.
For many women, surgery and chemotherapy can successfully remove or control...
Scientists Create Blood Test That Could Spot Returning Breast Cancer Earlier
For many women treated for breast cancer, finishing chemotherapy and surgery is a huge relief.
But even after successful treatment, there is always a concern...
Mouth Bacteria Could Warn Esophageal Cancer Before Severe Symptoms Begin
A team of scientists in South Africa has discovered that bacteria found in saliva may help identify people at risk of a deadly form...
Can Ozempic-Like Weight Loss Drugs Help Fight Cancer Spread?
Weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy have already transformed the treatment of obesity and diabetes. Millions of people now use these medications to...
New mRNA Vaccine Could Help Fight Many Different Cancers
Scientists in the United States have taken an important step toward creating a universal cancer vaccine that may help the body fight many different...
Popular Weight-Loss Drugs May Slow the Spread of Some Cancers
GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro have become widely known for helping people lose weight and control diabetes.
Over the past few years,...
Simple Saliva Test May Help Detect Deadly Cancer Earlier
Scientists in South Africa are exploring a surprising new way to detect one of the world’s deadliest cancers: saliva.
Researchers at the Sydney Brenner Institute...