A Hidden Weakness in Oral Cancer Treatment: Self-Care Capacity May Determine Whether Patients Take Their Medicines Correctly Cancer treatment is...

Brazil’s Prostate Cancer Map Reveals a Stark Divide Between Detection and Survival Brazil’s prostate cancer burden is rising in ways...

A correction published in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship has revised how a prominent community organization’s services were described in...

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Cancer researchers are turning to an unexpected set of tools—sound waves, beams of light, electrical pulses, magnetic nanoparticles and carefully...

A mass nearly filling the right side of a woman’s heart has turned out not to be a malignant cardiac...

A persistent industrial pollutant may make bladder cancer cells more invasive at concentrations measured in human blood, according to a...

A small clinical study has delivered an unexpectedly strong signal in one of leukemia medicine’s most difficult treatment situations: three...

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