A protein that plays a vital role in cancer cell division could be a new target for drugs or treatments, researchers say.

A new imaging technique sends nanoparticles into living cells to reveal important information about cell structure—including how tumor cells physically change as they form a tumor.

A new blood test can safely detect 26 undiagnosed cancers, according to a study of more than 9,000 women.

Using a patient's own immune cells, with a few tweaks, could be a useful treatment against the virus that causes COVID-19, researchers report.

Using CRISPR, researchers found several new leukemia genes. The discovery will help clarify how these aggressive blood cancers arise and grow.

A blood test may offer a way to detect the most common form of pancreatic cancer while still in its early stages, a new study shows.

With modification a PARP inhibitor drug that's struggled in clinical trials kills cancer much more effectively, researchers say.

A new tool can help pinpoint the size, shape, and location of tumors, researchers report. It solves issues with other current technologies, too.

A genetic variant in the MET gene may drive aggressive head and neck, and lung cancers in Asian populations, research finds.

Triple-negative breast cancer accounts for about 25% of all breast cancer-related deaths. New research identifies a potential treatment.