When offered early on, palliative care improves quality of life, mood, and end-of-life care for patients with advanced acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

When surgeons remove cancer, they have to ask, "did we get it all?" A new microscope could let them check much faster than current methods.

A particular diet and an ingredient in sunscreen called benzophenone-3 may have a role in breast cancer tumor development, new research with mice indicates.

Directing a blowing fan in the face of patients with advanced cancer can ease breathlessness, a new study shows.

Cases of cancer are on the rise in teens and young adults ages 15 to 39 years old, with kidney cancer rising at the greatest rate.

A new "stealth bomber" cancer-killing virus is able to sneak through the blood without arousing a massive inflammatory reaction, researchers say.

Telomere shortening, long thought an unwanted side-effect of aging, actually protects against cancer in humans, a new study indicates.

Early and repeated exposure to X-rays and CT scans may increase the chance of testicular cancer. The findings support the use of more testicular shielding.

A new shingles vaccine may work where others have failed for patients with lymphoma, researchers report.

Young survivors of acute myeloid leukemia, notably non-white patients and those in deprived neighborhoods, have a high risk of long-term health issues.