Westernized lifestyles and dietary changes may partially explain why cancer cases and deaths in Africa are expected to double during the next two decades.

Aspirin alters the birth and death rates of colorectal cancer cells, reducing the rate of tumor cell division and increasing the rate of cell death.

The United States spends over $200 billion per year on cancer care, twice as much as the average high-income country. But, are we getting our money's worth?

Cheap silicone wristbands can track firefighters' exposure to cancer-causing chemicals, such as PFAS, phthalates, and flame retardants.

For people with cancer, "polypharmacy," or the concurrent use of multiple medications, can lead to harmful drug interactions, according to a new study.

A combination immunotherapy significantly slowed liver cancer growth and enhanced the strength of tumor-attacking T cells in mice, researchers say.

Frozen testicular tissue is still viable after 20 years, according to a new study that holds implications for survivors of childhood cancer.

People who live close to wildfires have a higher risk of brain tumors and lung cancer than people who live further away.

A molecule the liver produces as a response to low-carb, high-fat "keto" diets helped supress colorectal cancer tumors in mice, researchers report.

"If melanoma is being over-diagnosed, it means that too many people are getting the scary news that they have cancer..."