A new study finds no association between consuming caffeine in tea or coffee and invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal women.

When combined with immunotherapy, some antidepressants stopped the growth of pancreatic and colon cancers in mice. In some cases tumors even disappeared.

Early screening may benefit first, second-, and even third-degree relatives of someone diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

Current approaches to keeping drinking water safe and clean are falling short, researchers say. They've got a new idea about how to do things better.

A glioblastoma treatment for dogs could be useful in treating the aggressive brain cancer in humans, a new study shows.

Text messages may be a good way to get younger people to remember sunscreen and avoid sunburn, researchers find. The strategy could cut skin cancer rates.

Distance from the hospital ups the odds of a young adult or adolescent receiving a late-stage cancer diagnosis, research finds.

A new method beats the number of birthday candles on your cake in predicting your risk for the illness, frailty, and decline that come with aging.

New research digs into weight perceptions among long-term endometrial cancer survivors and what weight control methods women used.

Researchers have discovered that a specialized protein known as TRPM7 can stop tumor cells from spreading through the bloodstream.