U.S. cancer deaths continue steady decline
More than 2 million lives have been saved in the past 20 years thanks in part to better cancer detection and treatments, a new report finds
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More than 2 million lives have been saved in the past 20 years thanks in part to better cancer detection and treatments, a new report finds
On a special edition of 60 Minutes, a look at Americans from all walks of life who are making a difference
Grafton died Thursday night following a two-year battle with cancer
A mother is especially grateful to be sharing her story of hope after being diagnosed with cancer during her third pregnancy
A new study suggest tests someday may help reveal which women need longer preventive therapy and which ones can be spared it
Health officials are starting a huge study to tell if the newer, sometimes pricier scans really improve screening for breast cancer
New research gives you one more reason to brush and floss regularly
The test looks for mutations in hundreds of cancer genes at once, giving a more complete picture of what's driving a patient's tumor and aiding efforts to match treatments
Singer know for songs like "Last Kiss" had his heyday in the 1960s and 70s before becoming a minister in Florida
A new report suggests industry leaders copied the playbook of Big Tobacco and suppressed research linking sugar to serious illnesses
Taron Robinson, who was released from federal prison in May 2016 when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer, allegedly shot and killed Christopher Hardy in April 2017
New research suggests that exposure to sun, not eating enough fruits and vegetables, drinking alcohol, and smoking cause nearly half of all cancer deaths in the U.S.
Jacob Thompson battled neuroblastoma for four years, and people around the world pitched in to bring him joy in his final days
Michael DiZoglio was diagnosed with testicular cancer, thanks to help from his father's dog
David Robertson lost his father-in-law to pancreatic cancer. Now, he's hoping to raise awareness about the deadly disease
The contraceptive device may reduce a woman's risk of a certain type of cancer, new research suggests
The military says about 900,000 service members were potentially exposed to tainted wells. As many as 700,000 may not know about it
Alcohol is directly responsible for 5 to 6 percent of new cancers and cancer deaths worldwide, according to a new warning from a leading group of doctors
FDA issued a warning to four companies illegally selling products that claim to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure cancer without evidence
The women, who are 40 and older and have all diagnosed with breast cancer, are members of Recovery on Water
Special hospital panels work to match individual cancer treatments to genetic mutations that seem to drive the disease
Doctors suspected the 30-year-old had lymphoma, but when they operated they found something completely unexpected
Although the rate of new cancer cases has decreased since the 1990s, America's obesity epidemic is likely slowing progress, researchers say
"1 in 8 women get breast cancer. Today, I'm the one," Louis-Dreyfus said Thursday in a tweeted statement
Coffee sold in California might have to include cautionary labeling, if the industry loses a long-running lawsuit