How to detect early risk of pancreatic cancer
A team of scientists from Duke Health has made an important discovery that could help detect pancreatic cancer earlier.
They identified specific biological markers that...
Scientists develop test to guide treatment for triple-negative breast cancer
Researchers have developed a promising new way to predict how patients with one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer will respond to...
Focused ultrasound offers safe and effective prostate cancer treatment
A new study in Austria has shown that a special ultrasound treatment can effectively control early prostate cancer while helping men keep their quality...
Scientists reveal diet pattern that may lower prostate cancer death risk
Scientists from New York University and collaborating institutions have found that eating a healthy plant-based diet is associated with a lower risk of prostate...
Coffee may protect you from a certain type of cancer
We all know that coffee is a popular drink worldwide. Many adults like to start their day with a hot cup of coffee.
Some people...
DASH diet could significantly reduce breast cancer risk, study finds
Scientists from Tehran University of Medical Sciences report that long-term adherence to the DASH diet is associated with about a 30% lower risk of...
Simple surgical change could prevent most deadly ovarian cancer
A straightforward surgical approach developed in Canada may dramatically reduce the risk of the deadliest form of ovarian cancer.
Researchers at the University of British...
Scientists discover hidden “off switch” that may explain why some cancer treatments fail
Researchers studying cancer immunotherapy have uncovered an important reason why some treatments stop working for certain patients.
A team led by Dr. André Veillette at...
Lung cancer drug may help ovarian cancer patients respond better to treatment
Scientists at Mayo Clinic have discovered that a drug originally developed for lung cancer could help make a common ovarian cancer treatment more effective.
The...
New light sensor could detect cancer from a simple blood test
Scientists have developed a powerful new sensor that uses light to detect extremely tiny signs of cancer in the blood, raising hopes for earlier...









