New research digs into how a technique that uses noninvasive sound waves to break up tumors triggers an immune response in mice.

A new fluorescent dye that lights up the brain holds promise for cancer treatment, according to new research.

The same genes that affect diseases in our mouths may be linked to other diseases, including certain types of cancer.

The discovery of a "metabolic switch" in fruit flies could potentially lead to new treatments for obesity and cancer, researchers say.

A technique that tracks radiation in real time promises safer, more effective cancer therapy with less collateral damage, researchers say.

Researchers have discovered for the first time how deadly hard-to-treat breast cancers persist after chemotherapy.

Asian Americans, particularly Korean Americans, are at an unusually high risk for stomach cancer, research shows.

"This personalized immune therapy could be a game-changer for a disease this is so deadly and difficult to treat."

New research clarifies why people with a rare genetic disease called Fanconi anemia are at higher risk of an aggressive head and neck cancer.

New research indicates that "crosstalk" between stem cells in tumors and their environment leads to a loop that can promote cancer.