When to give up: Treatment or comfort for last stage cancer?
New research shows most young cancer patients get too-aggressive treatment during their last month alive
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New research shows most young cancer patients get too-aggressive treatment during their last month alive
Over the next decade, millions more Americans will be living with cancer, and experts say they'll have growing medical and psychological needs
Novel but pricey new therapies and old-fashioned price hikes are combining to put unprecedented strain on patient budgets
Thomas Manning is still waiting for swelling from surgery to subside: "It's one of those things that, if you look at it, it doesn't look too good"
The two sisters from Utah are facing cancer like they have nearly every other aspect of their lives - as a team
Suburban Phoenix high school student was diagnosed with cancer but worked to keep up with classes through treatment
New research links cellphone radiation to certain types of cancer in rats, but what does this mean for humans?
"Genetic risks are not set in stone," experts say; certain steps can make a difference
A new report finds evidence that recession and unemployment can have deadly consequences
Overall rates are on the decline, but this age group has seen a big jump in the past decade, new research shows
Some things are more important than "Captain America: Civil War"
Gwynn dipped in his lower right cheek for more than 30 years and died of cancer of the salivary gland in 2014 at the age of 54
A new study looks at how big a difference factors like diet, exercise, and not smoking may really make
The drug, which targets the immune system, was used to treat former President Jimmy Carter
Working out for even a couple of hours a week can shrink your risk of some of the most lethal forms of cancer, researchers say
Larry Ellison makes a giant donation to a new cancer institute at USC
The 7-year-old from California is now battling the deadly disease himself
Blogger Belle Gibson convinced many that she'd beaten brain tumor through healthy living to sell a cookbook
Researchers say more than 250,000 Americans die each year from "medical care gone awry"
Lucas "Bear" Cervone inspired people from all over the world to send him cards as he battled an incurable cancer
In the wake of big court verdict, a look at what scientific research says about the possible link between talc and ovarian cancer
Calling disease a "constant emergency" for humanity, VP joins pontiff to call for commitment to fund research
34-year-old Diana Cejas tells her story of learning how to walk and talk again, what it was like to be a patient, and how she's become a better doctor
Mary Elizabeth Williams recounts battle against cancer in "A Series of Catastrophes & Miracles"
Doctors are trying to understand why so many cancer patients complain of feeling foggy-headed and forgetful