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UC Irvine researchers developed a low-power infrared laser device that detects early melanoma signs at the cellular level without biopsies, now in clinical...
Leading cancer centers in California are running 83 active melanoma trials testing innovative immunotherapy combinations and personalized approaches.
A major analysis links metabolic syndrome, obesity, and high blood pressure to higher rates of precancerous polyps.
Early cancer detection saves lives: 50% of cancer patients survive 10+ years, and 30-50% of cases are preventable. Here's what the five key screenings involve.
A UCLA study shows combining immunotherapy with chemotherapy before pancreatic cancer surgery is safe and helps some patients achieve complete tumor...
New research reveals tanning beds cause DNA damage across nearly your entire skin surface, not just exposed areas. Here's what dermatologists want you to know.
Colorectal cancer is rising in people under 50, but early detection and lifestyle changes can dramatically improve survival odds.
New 2026 screening guidelines lower the recommended age to start cervical cancer screening to 25, shifting focus to primary HPV testing as the most effective early detection method.
Meet the oncology data specialists quietly transforming cancer care—they're the professionals turning patient records into life-saving insights.
Cancer registries track millions of patient records to spot trends doctors miss—and it's changing how we prevent and treat cancer.
New data reveals how lifestyle changes and screening can meaningfully reduce cancer risk—here's what you need to know.
A major study shows tailored screening based on individual risk reduces advanced breast cancer diagnoses by 38% compared to annual mammograms for everyone.
A groundbreaking coalition of cancer research organizations is funding six research teams to develop new ways to detect pancreatic, ovarian, and esophageal cancers before they become deadly.
New global partnerships are revolutionizing esophageal cancer detection in high-risk regions, while AI-driven screening programs expand access nationwide.
Dave Coulier's journey through two unrelated cancers reveals how follow-up care and screening can catch new threats early.
New research shows brief, vigorous workouts trigger molecular changes that suppress cancer cell growth and boost DNA repair.
New research shows mandala coloring significantly reduces post-surgery anxiety in gynecologic cancer patients, though pain benefits were modest.
Scientists developed a four-marker blood test that detects 87.5% of early-stage pancreatic cancers, potentially transforming survival rates for one of the deadliest cancers.
New data science approaches are revolutionizing cancer screening by moving away from one-size-fits-all methods to personalized, risk-based detection.
Cancer experts reveal the top prevention strategies that could save millions of lives, yet barriers like stigma and lack of awareness keep people from taking action.
Two major cancer centers are joining forces to tackle ovarian cancer through groundbreaking immune system research that could transform treatment outcomes.
The Lung Cancer Research Foundation is offering $150,000 grants specifically for prevention and early detection research in 2026.
The American Association for Cancer Research just honored 24 groundbreaking scientists whose discoveries are transforming how we prevent, detect, and treat cancer.
18 rising researchers are pioneering breakthrough approaches to cancer prevention, from smart drug delivery systems to gut microbiome insights.
New research shows the HPV vaccine prevents 90% of cervical cancers when given before age 17, making timing crucial for maximum protection.
MIT researchers created AI-designed molecular sensors that could catch cancer in its earliest stages using a simple at-home urine test.
Researchers created four-armed antibodies that cluster immune receptors together, dramatically boosting T cell activation against tumors.
Scientists are uncovering why cancer cells can remain dormant for decades before reawakening, offering new hope for preventing late relapses.
Scientists tested a groundbreaking vaccine that trains the immune system to fight cancer before it develops in people with Lynch syndrome.
Leading cancer experts predict 2026 will bring breakthrough prevention strategies that treat cancer risk before disease develops.
New research shows personalized breast cancer screening based on individual risk factors works better than annual mammograms for everyone.
After 25+ years of rising, female lung cancer deaths across Europe are stabilizing at 12.5 per 100,000 women by 2026—except in Spain.
Karmanos Cancer Institute's Dearborn location brings NCI-designated comprehensive cancer care, screening, and clinical trials to Wayne County—services previously unavailable outside major medical centers.
Karmanos Cancer Institute's Dearborn location brings NCI-designated comprehensive cancer care, clinical trials, and prevention programs directly to Wayne County patients.
Major cancer institutes are uniting with statewide health networks to tackle cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment through collaborative research and community engagement.
Michigan's Karmanos Cancer Institute is pioneering new approaches to cancer prevention and early detection through collaborative research.
Cancer experts are emphasizing how family medical history can guide better screening decisions and prevention strategies.
A Ugandan hospice shifted from end-of-life care to prevention, screening nearly 29,000 women and helping vaccinate 47,000 girls against HPV.
New data shows cancer survival rates have dramatically improved, with 70% of patients now living five years or more after diagnosis.
Federal health officials now recommend self-swab HPV tests as the preferred cervical cancer screening method for women 30-65, potentially ending the era of uncomfortable Pap smears.
Researchers found that some people inherit genetic variants that naturally protect against blood cancer precursors, offering new hope for prevention.
Two groundbreaking vaccine trials are showing early promise in preventing aggressive cancers before they start, targeting specific proteins found in tumors.
New research reveals bacteria living inside tumors may block immunotherapy from working, opening doors to antibiotic treatments.
New blood test finds cancers that mammograms and colonoscopies miss, catching 73% of cancer types that have no screening options available today.
New survey reveals 51% of adults skipped routine cancer screenings this year, but personalized approaches could change everything.
MIT researchers created hybrid molecules that strip away cancer's sugar camouflage, helping immune cells spot and attack tumors more effectively.
New stool-based tests are detecting 90% of colorectal cancers with AI technology, potentially replacing uncomfortable colonoscopies for routine screening.
