Cancer patients who participate in clinical trials benefit from innovative therapies, treatment monitoring, improved health outcomes and the possibility of living much longer lives. But enrollment ...

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If finalized, come next summer, students in these fields will be limited in how much they can borrow from the federal government for their education to $20,500 annually, with a lifetime cap of ...

Exercise lowers cancer risk, boosts treatment effectiveness and improves quality of life for patients and survivors—and you don’t have to run a marathon to benefit.

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Georgians visiting their local bar or coffee shop might be inclined to pull up a chair and chat about colon cancer. That’s thanks to “Weird Looking Stools,” a statewide initiative by nonprofit Georgia ...

Cancer patients who received mRNA SARS-CoV-2 vaccines around the time they started immune checkpoint inhibitors had significantly improved survival.

Anxiety about scans, bloodwork and similar tests is a common experience for many people living with and beyond cancer, but they are finding creative ways to ease its grip.

In this first-person essay, author and writing coach Emily Rubin shares her shock and resolve regarding a second breast cancer diagnosis after many years in remission.

Currently, he and his team are gearing up for the fourth annual Prostate Cancer and Men’s Health Fair held Saturday, September 27, at the Hampton University Proton Cancer Institute, where they aim to ...

Black communities across the United States experience significantly high rates of colorectal cancer —about 20% to 30% higher than their white counterparts. How to better understand and address these ...

Laura Beilke Glendale, Wisconsin As a youngster, Laura Beilke lost her mother to cancer. This experience fueled her decision to become a patient advocate. Today, she’s a staff attorney at Triage ...