Cancer death rates decline – with one notable exception
U.S. death rates from one form of cancer have risen steadily since 2000, from the ninth-leading cause of cancer death to the sixth
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Doctors trying to solve family's stunning medical mystery
Two California siblings, four and six years old, are battling the same kind of brain tumor
Monsanto's Roundup goes to first trial in giant legal battle
The case of a California groundskeeper now stricken with cancer could show how hundreds of others might go
Elvis Costello reveals he had surgery for "aggressive" cancer
The post-punk singer-songwriter says he needs time off from touring to recover after the operation
Woman creates "bucket list" for terminally ill St. Bernard
"My husband told me not to be upset, that I should make memories. That's when I decided to make a bucket list," said Bobbie Jo Ledford
3-year-old cancer survivor is flower girl at her bone marrow donor's wedding
The bride in Alabama elected to be a donor in college, but didn't think she would match with anyone. She did and saved a baby girl's life
Monsanto's Roundup goes on trial with billions at stake
The widely used herbicide is facing a legal threat concerning the question of its potential to cause cancer
Trial shows poliovirus may be effective in treating deadly brain cancer
A new treatment for glioblastoma -- an aggressive type of brain cancer -- is helping extend lives
Why some cancer rates are higher in flight attendants
New research finds that women and men on U.S. cabin crews have higher rates of many types of cancer, compared with the general population
"Jurassic World" star Chris Pratt surprises charity screening
Chris Pratt's surprise visit was more than just a promotion for his newest film
Poliovirus is used to help fight deadly brain tumors
One of the world's most dreaded viruses has been turned into a treatment to fight deadly brain tumors, doctors report
Lyft expands program that offers free rides to cancer patients
The program already existed in Las Vegas and Miami, now it's coming to L.A., Denver, Houston and other cities
Pancreatic cancer survivor: "No one else should be told go home and die"
"The first doctor who saw me told me to go home and die," says a pancreatic cancer survivor who hopes one day no one else will have to hear those words
California officials move to reject court ruling on coffee and cancer risk
A Los Angeles judge recently ruled that Starbucks and other coffee roasters and retailers had failed to show that benefits from drinking coffee outweighed any cancer risks
Photo of boy at little sister's deathbed goes viral
An Arkansas man shared a heartbreaking photo of his son comforting "his partner in crime, his play mate, his best friend, his little sister" before she passed away
Groundbreaking treatment saves life of woman dying from breast cancer
"I think it had been maybe 10 days since I'd gotten the cells, and I could already feel that tumor starting to get soft"
Study finds rare advance in treatment of pancreatic cancer
One expert calls the new research the biggest advance against this notoriously hard-to-treat cancer in 25 years
Landmark breast cancer study suggests major change to treatment
Largest study ever done of breast cancer treatment could spare up to 70,000 patients a year in the U.S. from chemo they don't really need
Teen who overcame hardship gets gift from man with tumor
Texas honors student was given a surprise gift from a man who was diagnosed with a brain tumor and is now on a cross-country trip to give back to those in need
Colon cancer screening should start younger, new guidelines say
American Cancer Society's advice was influenced by a study that found rising rates of colon cancer and deaths in people younger than 50
Preparing for the cost of cancer, let alone the care
As treatment costs soar and insurance coverage shrinks, hospitals rush to offer financial counseling to patients
Troubling lung cancer trend in young women
New research reveals a shift in lung cancer rates among younger Americans
Woman diagnosed with cancer at 17 defies odds, graduates college
A South Carolina woman who thought she might never graduate college after being diagnosed with cancer has fulfilled her dream
Many cancer docs OK medical pot despite lack of studies
Most oncologists say they don't know enough about medical marijuana to provide an informed opinion to patients, but many still give it their blessing, a new survey reveals
Graduation brought to dying mom's hospital bedside
A terminally ill mom in Tennessee wanted to see her son graduate from high school, and a community pulled together to make it happen
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